May contain a heavy dose of Jim Kerr
I became a Bowie fan in 1986. From that point there had only been 3 new albums released by him (one being the soundtrack to Buddha Of Suburbia) until “1. Outside” saw the light of day. I didn’t like Never Let Me Down much. Black Tie White Noise was better but on reflection, still lacked…
Just posted this on the SM wall, warning Jim not to get scarf envy 😉 Lol
David Bowie’s Ashes to Ashes, as arranged for music box by Stolen Guitar. (Search for Kooks on the blog for MP3 download details.)
David Bowie’s Kooks, arranged for music box by Stolen Guitar. MP3 Ashes to Ashes | Starman | Life on Mars I love these SSOOO much!!! Thank you :-))
lesbeehive: Les Beehive – Lou Reed & David Bowie I grew up listening to David Bowie’s 80s pop hits, and remained a fan during his macabre 90s phase, but it wasn’t until around 2001 that I discovered how transcendent he was in the 70s. Now it’s early David that I best relate, and when I…
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There is nothing like “The Dame” 🙂
soundsof71: On January 27, 1971, David Bowie arrived in America for the first time…wearing this dress. He was detained by security for over an hour. These photos were taken in LA in February. (My edits. Sorry I don’t have credits for the photos or scans. Lemme know and I’ll add ‘em.)
timemcflys: David Bowie, Station to Station (1976)