David Bowie – Blackstar
Blackstar opens David Bowie's final studio album of the same name, released on his 69th birthday, 8 January 2016, via ISO/Columbia. The title track runs near ten minutes: two main sections, meters that change, and a band.
Hunky Dory – Piano songs before Ziggy took over
In 1971 RCA released Hunky Dory, the album where David Bowie stacked piano-led songs, Mick Ronson's arrangements, and a clear run at British pop before Ziggy.
Let’s Dance – Nile Rodgers, SRV, Serious Moonlight
In 1983 EMI America released Let's Dance, David Bowie's commercial peak with Nile Rodgers producing and a young Stevie Ray Vaughan on lead guitar.
Et si David Bowie était resté à Berlin jusqu’en 1980 ?
Après Lodger, David Bowie reste à Berlin et y termine un quatrième album avant de changer de direction.
David Bowie – Lazarus
Lazarus is the third track on David Bowie's Blackstar and the album's second single, issued as a digital download on 17 December 2015 (ISO/Columbia). The album version runs about 6:22. The video edit is shorter.
Low – Berlin fragments after Station to Station
In January 1977 RCA released Low, the first Berlin-trilogy album, cut with Tony Visconti and Brian Eno after the Station to Station tour exhaustion.
Aladdin Sane – Éclair, journal de tournée, piano en une prise
En avril 1973, David Bowie sort Aladdin Sane chez RCA : Ziggy encore maquillé, enregistré entre New York et Londres avec Ken Scott et Mike Garson.
The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars – Starman qui entre aux charts depuis Trident
En juin 1972, David Bowie sort The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars chez RCA, enregistré à Trident avec Ken Scott et Mick Ronson.
David Bowie – Life on Mars?
At Trident Studios in London in 1971, David Bowie sits with a song that began as a private joke about My Way. He had written English lyrics to Claude François's Comme d'habitude, then watched Paul Anka and Frank Sinatra take the hit.
Interview afterlife de David Bowie
Riffs and Beats retrouve David Bowie sur un quai de gare qui n'annonce jamais les arrivées, traitant encore les personas comme des habits de travail après Blackstar.