David Bowie’s most iconic songs are generally tied irreparably to the classic albums that hosted them. You immediately associate “Changes” with Hunky Dory, for example, or “Ashes To Ashes” with ...

I won’t belabor this point. If David Bowie isn’t the most influential artist in the history of post-war pop music, he is at least on Mount Rushmore, along with Chuck Berry, Elvis, Lennon/McCartney, ...

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When we did a list of David Bowie‘s greatest album-closing songs, it was striking how many of the choices ended up being tracks that don’t get a ton of airplay. That’s not the case as we look at his ...

David Bowie’s “Fame” was co-written and performed with John Lennon in 1975. The song marked Bowie’s first US No. 1, securing his influence and legacy. “Fame” impacted many genres, influencing and ...

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When Carlos Alomar talks about the 50th anniversary of “Young Americans” — David Bowie’s self-defined ode to “plastic soul,” released March 7, 1975, and re-released today by Rhino/Parlophone — it’s ...