David Bowie: (Spaceboy)

Page 10-MELODY MAKER, January 31, 1976 ALARM PENALTY FOR IMPROPER USE £25 WELL WORTH STOPPING FOR DAVIDBOWIE STATIONTOSTATION David Bowie's year starts with a new album of considerable importance. Six new tracks are laid down, including the hit 'Golden Years'. With a starring role in a new film 'The Man Who Fell To Earth' which is to be premiered in the spring, this is definitely going to be Bowie's year. RCA Records and Tapes APL1 1327 Also available on cassette and cartridg

Bowie’s Thin White Duke storms Wembley – the ultimate Station to Station spectacle! Rock Scene Magazine, January 1, 1976. More Bowie tour triumphs added weekly. Have you details of the concerts David Bowie intends to do in H Britain in the Spring and what sort of backing is he likely to have? When is his album "Station To Station" going to be issued and what happened to his film? Andy Grey, Hornchurch. David Bowie will be coming to Britain after a coast-to-coast tour in North

STATIONTOSTAITION album review in Melody Maker, January 24, 1976. DAVID BOWIE: "Station To Station" (RCA APLI 1327). David Bowie (vocals), Carlos Alomar (rhythm guitar), Earl Slick (lead guitar), Dennis Davis (drums), George Murray (bass), Roy Bittan (piano). Arranged by David Bowie. Produced by David Bowie and Harry Maslin. IN AN interview which appeared some two years ago in the magazine Image, Nicholas Roeg offered as an illustration of his approach to filmmaking this obse

follows cross-country U.S. tour Article January 24, 1976 HAVE AVE you details of the concerts David Bowie intends to do in Britain in the Spring and what sort of backing is he likely to have? When is his album "Station To Station" going to be issued and what happened to his film? - Andy Grey, Hornchurch. David Bowie will be coming to Britain after a coast-to-coast tour in North America and through Europe and Scandinavia, and he is scheduled to play a week of concerts at the E

Bowie's Thin White Duke Epic Released as in the UK by RCA Victor on January 23, 1976, David Bowie’s Station To Station was his tenth studio album and a pivotal transitional work — blending soul/funk grooves with experimental rock, marking the birth of the Thin White Duke persona. Produced by Bowie and Harry Maslin, it featured George Murray (bass), Dennis Davis (drums), Earl Slick (lead guitar), Carlos Alomar (rhythm guitar), and Roy Bittan (piano). The title track clocked in

A Rolling Stone Station To Station Tour Tease Published in the US on January 15, 1976, Rolling Stone’s one-page article “Bowie To Tour” announced David Bowie’s upcoming 1976 North American tour in support of his forthcoming album Station to Station. The piece detailed the plans for Bowie’s return to the stage after his Berlin retreat, highlighting the Thin White Duke persona and the anticipation for the new sound. Article Overview Publication Details Magazine: Rolling Stone

A New Musical Express Thin White Duke Triumph Published in the UK on January 10, 1976, New Musical Express’s one-page album review “Don't Touch That Dial” by Charles Shaar Murray. DAVID BOWIE: Station To Station (RCA) "A sixty thousand word novel is one image corrected fifty-nine thousand, nine hundred and ninety-Samuel R. nine times" Delaney LONGACRE BOARD OF EXAMINATION INTERMEDIATE ROCK WRITING Discuss David Bowie's "Station To Station" from any perspective available. Up

David Bowie's cover feature in Street Life, January 10–23, 1976.

David Bowie brings plastic soul to America’s coolest dance show! David Bowie appeared on the iconic US TV show Soul Train on November 4, 1975 – one of the most surreal and memorable moments in his career. He performed (miming to playback): “Fame” (his first US #1) “Golden Years” (the then-unreleased single from the upcoming Station to Station) The episode included an interview with host Don Cornelius and questions from the audience. Bowie was visibly nervous, making for a fam

two-page feature in Rock Scene Magazine, January 1, 1976.