Gary Glitter-Remember Me This Way (1974)

Gary Glitter's story is marked by his perpetual second-rate status within Glam Rock. Although he briefly rivaled contemporaries like T. Rex and Sweet, he never achieved the massive success or recognition of these or other artists within that ambiguous musical genre of costumes and sequins. Gary Glitter's real name was Paul Gadd, and he often appeared on stage dressed as Elvis Presley, in grotesque, sequined outfits, demonstrating his lack of self-consciousness and, at the same time, his great sense of humor. His glory days lasted only a few years, during which some of his singles were successful on the British charts. However, his greatest contribution was "Remember Me This Way", his third album, which, to everyone's surprise, climbed to number five on the charts. Recorded live at London's legendary Rainbow Theatre, it contained some of his hits that were included in his first two works, such as the fun "I'm The Leader of The Gang", "I Love You Love Me Love", "Do You Wanna Touch Me (Oh Yeah)", or "Hello! Hello! I'm Black Again".