This New Musical Express feature from September 9 1978 continues the publication’s in‑depth retrospective on David Bowie’s career, subtitled “Part Two: TVC15.” Written by Charles Shaar Murray and Roy Carr, it offers a detailed critical overview of Bowie’s mid‑1970s output, examining his evolution from glam icon to avant‑garde innovator. Publication: New Musical Express Date: September 9, 1978 Country: United KingdomThe article forms part of NME’s multi‑page “Consumer’s Guid

A multi‑page New Musical Express consumer guide offering a detailed, authoritative overview of David Bowie’s back catalogue as of 1978, with the first instalment focusing on the Pin Ups era.

This Melody Maker feature from September 17 1977 captures David Bowie’s guest appearance on Marc Bolan’s television show, Marc. The headline—“Bowie and Bolan get it on”—celebrates the reunion of two glam‑rock icons performing together in what would become Bolan’s final TV appearance. Publication: Melody Maker Date: September 17 1977 Country: United Kingdom Written by Chris Welch, the article reports from Manchester on Bowie’s appearance during the filming of Bolan’s Marc show

A fun and slightly surreal 1977 Record Mirror report on one of the most delightfully unlikely musical pairings of the decade — David Bowie teaming up with legendary crooner Bing Crosby for a Christmas television special. The Thin White Duke meets the old master in a festive crossover that perfectly captures Bowie’s playful unpredictability during the Berlin era.

This Record Mirror promotional strip from September 17 1977 teases an upcoming exclusive interview with David Bowie. The bold, vertically‑stacked layout announces the feature with a monochrome photograph of Bowie, inviting readers to return for the full story the following week. Publication: Record Mirror Date: September 17 1977 Country: United Kingdom The advertisement serves as a preview for a forthcoming Record Mirror interview with Bowie, coinciding with his Heroes era. T

This Melody Maker full‑page advertisement from September 14 1977 promotes David Bowie’s new single “Heroes.” The minimalist design features Bowie’s half‑visible face and raised hand, echoing the iconic imagery of the forthcoming album. The stark monochrome layout and bold typography reflect the song’s intensity and artistic precision. Publication: Melody Maker Date: September 14 1977 Country: United Kingdom The advertisement announces “Heroes” as the lead single from Bowie’s

This Trade Fair Report from August 1977, written by Chris Hayes, covers the British Musical Instrument Trade Fair and highlights new innovations in musical equipment and accessories. Among the exhibitors mentioned are Hornby Skewes, Hohner, and Boosey & Hawkes, with a brief reference to David Bowie’s biography appearing in a best‑selling book series. Publication: Trade Fair Report (UK Press) Date: August 20 1977 Country: United Kingdom Under the headline “Shop Here for Acc

This Melody Maker feature from September 4 1976 presents David Bowie through the lens of a student essay contest, written by Chris Brazier of Nottingham University, who won second prize for his piece titled “Bowie: Beauty Before Outrage.” The essay offers an articulate, introspective analysis of Bowie’s artistry, exploring his evolution from Hunky Dory to Station to Station and his impact on modern music and culture. Publication: Melody Maker Date: 4 September 1976 Country:

This Rolling Stone advertisement from August 1976 promotes Nicolas Roeg’s science‑fiction masterpiece The Man Who Fell to Earth, starring David Bowie. The stark, minimalist design captures the film’s surreal tone and Bowie’s enigmatic presence, emphasizing its “mind‑boggling” impact on audiences. Publication: Rolling Stone Date: August 12 1976 Country: United States The monochrome advert features a stylized silhouette of David Bowie in profile, his angular features rendered

This Music Press clipping from September 6 1975 announces David Bowie’s plans to bring his legendary alter‑ego Ziggy Stardust to the big screen. The article reveals that Bowie’s new production company, Bewley Bros., will produce the film, marking his second major movie project following The Man Who Fell to Earth. Publication: Music Press Clipping Date: September 6, 1975 Country: United Kingdom The piece outlines Bowie’s intention to revisit the Ziggy Stardust persona, origi