George Murray laid down golden grooves on eternal tracks like ‘Heroes’ and ‘Ashes to Ashes’, and toured the world with David ...
Missing in action bassist George Murray on recording David Bowie’s Berlin Trilogy in the 1970s, and revisiting them live with ...
During the fraught peaks of his 1980s commercial success, David Bowie penned a tongue-in-cheek song poking fun at one of the ...
The Man Who Sold The World arrived in the United States on November 4, 1970. Mercury Records would release it in the U.K. on ...
A long-forgotten Bowie classic from 1977 suddenly exploded in popularity after its powerful appearance in Stranger Things.
The well-established duo of Mike Nock on piano and drummer Laurence Pike released its first album, Kindred, in 2012. The latest, from late last year, was recorded at a high level of fidelity at the ...
Though on UK TV nostalgia shows the entire decade is reduced crudely to Britpop + Blair (usually with that tired old image of Noel Gallagher sipping champagne with the Labour PM), the 1990s was ...
The original dye transfer print for David Bowie's Aladdin Sane album cover, shot by Brian Duffy Bonhams David Bowie’s Aladdin Sane has one of the most iconic album covers of all time. Now, it might ...
For one cruel moment it felt like we had David Bowie back. He went silent for nearly a decade after suffering a heart attack during a performance in Prague in 2004, resurfacing in 2013 with The Next ...
When a brilliant artist of any discipline reaches their twilight years — which in popular music is one’s mid-to-late thirties — the best you can usually hope for is good rather than great. That ...
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The show that ended David Bowie’s touring career — and the song that became his last hit
David Bowie worked with many guitarists throughout his long career, from Mick Ronson to Carlos Alomar, Robert Fripp, Adrian Belew and Reeves Gabrels. But there was one player he returned to several ...
For a weekly email blast of the best in San Francisco culture, sign up for our Fogcutter newsletter here. Last weekend, San Francisco’s June cloud cover parted for the city’s Pride celebrations. By ...
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