David Bowie’s longtime producer recalls their haunting final conversation before singer’s death: ‘Last time I ever heard from him’
Visconti — who first worked with Bowie in 1968 until producing his final album, 2016’s Grammy-winning “Blackstar” — shares ...
The songwriter David Bowie called his “greatest mentor”
David Bowie wasn't just friends with this famous artist, but he looked up to him as a true teacher, calling him his "greatest ...
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On This Day in 1975, David Bowie Ushered in the Age of the Thin White Duke with ‘Young Americans’
Fifty years ago today, David Bowie released 'Young Americans' marking a turning point in his career and finding his first No.
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David Bowie's Producer Reveals His Bittersweet Final Phone Conversation with the Late Singer
Tony Visconti worked with David Bowie since the 1960s until his death in 2016 J. Shearer/WireImage The final conversation David Bowie had with his longtime producer was bittersweet. In an article ...
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‘Rock and roll is embarrassing’: Why David Bowie killed Ziggy Stardust
As 'Young Americans' turns 50, his friend and producer Tony Visconti recalls how the album marked the moment the singer ...
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The Era-Defining Artist David Bowie Named as His Biggest Inspiration
Bowie routinely feted Lennon and his music. Moreover, he got the opportunity to collaborate with his hero on “Fame”–equally as inspirational and era-defining as Lennon’s music. All in all, Bowie and ...
Where did David Bowie get “wham, bam, thank you, ma’am!” from?
One of the most memorable lines from his Ziggy Stardust LP, David Bowie's "wham, bam, thank you, ma'am" from 'Suffragette City' came from a curious source.
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Ch-ch-ch-ch changes: How David Bowie went from ‘Starman’ to soul man on his classic ‘Young Americans’ album 50 years ago
David Bowie There was also session guitar player Carlos Alomar licking it up on hits such as the title track and his co-written classic “Fame” — Bowie’s first No. 1 hit in the US — after ...