David Bowie (July 10, 1976) "Suffragette City" - Bowie Scrapbook

Bowie Scrapbook one-page celebration of “Suffragette City”, highlighting the immortal “wham bam thank you ma’am” line and the track’s enduring status as a glam-rock anthem.

Publication: Bowie Scrapbook

Date: July 10, 1976

Country: United Kingdom

Section: One-Page Feature

A punchy, poster‑style Bowie Scrapbook entry built around the explosive energy of “Suffragette City” — a one‑page celebration of the single’s reissue, its immortal catchphrase, and its place in the growing mythology of the Ziggy‑era. The page leans into the song’s raw power and unforgettable “wham bam thank you ma’am” hook, presenting it as a high‑voltage glam anthem that continues to define Bowie’s breakthrough period. With stark, high‑contrast design and fan‑centric commentary, this Scrapbook feature functions more as a visual artefact than traditional criticism — a bold reminder of the kinetic thrill that made Ziggy Stardust immortal.

THE STORY	WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS
Celebration of David Bowie’s “Suffragette City” as one of the most kinetic and quotable tracks from the Ziggy Stardust era. The feature focuses on the explosive energy of the song and its unforgettable hook, positioning it as a cornerstone of Bowie’s glam legacy.	• Two-panel black-and-tan layout • Bold typography of the lyrics “...the immortal line from Suffragette City” and “wham bam thank you ma’am” • Stark, high-contrast graphic design • RCA single reference

CONTEXT AND NOTES	RELATED MATERIAL
This July 10, 1976 Scrapbook entry appears during the Thin White Duke era, but looks back with affection at the Ziggy Stardust period. The re-promotion of “Suffragette City” kept the glam-era fire burning while Bowie continued to reinvent himself, reminding fans of his breakthrough years.	For more similar posts, check out the tags at the bottom of the page.

FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS	SOURCES
Event: Single celebration / scrapbook feature Era: 1976 (Thin White Duke era) Tone: Energetic, nostalgic, fan-oriented Photography: Graphic layout with bold text	• Bowie Scrapbook, July 10, 1976

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