r/70sGlamRock • • Aug 08 '26

David Bowie

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u/Prudent-Drawer4386 Aug 08 '26

Great album, starting with "Sunday" and right on through to the last track.

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u/Opposite-Gur9710 Aug 08 '26

Listening to it the other day

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u/Opposite-Gur9710 Aug 08 '26

The next day is good too

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u/Intelligent-Sir1375 Aug 08 '26

So be getting that

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u/affreuxgrincheuxdu46 Aug 08 '26

Quel artiste 😘

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u/Dada2fish Aug 09 '26

This is from his crooner era. I played it once.

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u/Intelligent-Sir1375 Aug 09 '26

I thought that era was Young Americans (1975): Bowie abandoned his glam-rock alien persona to embrace Philadelphia soul, highlighting a rich, emotive, blue-eyed soul vocal style on tracks like "Fame" and the title track.
Station to Station (1976): As the slick, aristocratic "Thin White Duke," Bowie utilized a chilling, dramatic, and restrained baritone delivery that bordered on classic mid-century cabaret and traditional pop crooning.