BOWIE, DAVID
Format: CD Album
Released: Tue 28 Sep 1999
Catalogue Number: 5219010
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MAN WHO SOLD THE WORLD
| Price: | AUD$23.88 |
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Description:
Personnel: David Bowie (vocals, guitar); Freddi Buretti (vocals); Mick Ronson, Mark Carr Prichard, Tim Renwick (guitar); Ralph Mace (Moog synthesizer); Tony Visconti, Trevor Bolder, Herbie Flowers (bass); Mick Woodmansey, John Cambridge (drums).
Producers: Tony Visconti, Herbie Flowers, David Bowie.
Principally recorded at Trident Studios and Advision Studios, London, England.
This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.
Personnel: David Bowie (vocals, guitar); Tony Visconti (guitar, piano, bass instrument); Mick Ronson (guitar, background vocals); Ralph Mace (Moog synthesizer); Mick Woodmansey (drums, percussion).
Recording information: Trident Studios, London, England; Advision Studios, London, England.
By 1970 David Bowie was already hinting at his talent as a master pop manipulator. "Space Oddity," released in 1969, showed a performer with a keen sense of cultural detail (we had just put a man on the moon), but THE MAN WHO SOLD THE WORLD signaled Bowie's full entry into the rock domain. The album's eclectic pop stylings proved Bowie to be not only a watchful observer, but also a hip modifier of pop music trends.
THE MAN WHO SOLD THE WORLD is a gritty tour through late '60s rockisms. The folky title track is wary and sensitive, while the bombastic "The Supermen" mixes crushing drums and Allman Brothers-esque guitar chimes. "All The Madmen" is Bowie at his vulnerable, evocative best, and "Black Country Rock" stomps along with the best of the White Boy Blues contingent. While it did not yet approach the space-age sci-fi atmosphere of Bowie's future releases, THE MAN WHO SOLD THE WORLD reaffirmed the themes introduced with "Space Oddity" and served as the launching pad for one of rock's most enigmatic and durable performers.
Personnel: David Bowie (vocals, guitar); Freddi Buretti (vocals); Mick Ronson, Mark Carr Prichard, Tim Renwick (guitar); Ralph Mace (Moog synthesizer); Tony Visconti, Trevor Bolder, Herbie Flowers (bass); Mick Woodmansey, John Cambridge (drums).
Producers: Tony Visconti, Herbie Flowers, David Bowie.
Principally recorded at Trident Studios and Advision Studios, London, England.
This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.
Personnel: David Bowie (vocals, guitar); Tony Visconti (guitar, piano, bass instrument); Mick Ronson (guitar, background vocals); Ralph Mace (Moog synthesizer); Mick Woodmansey (drums, percussion).
Recording information: Trident Studios, London, England; Advision Studios, London, England.
By 1970 David Bowie was already hinting at his talent as a master pop manipulator. "Space Oddity," released in 1969, showed a performer with a keen sense of cultural detail (we had just put a man on the moon), but THE MAN WHO SOLD THE WORLD signaled Bowie's full entry into the rock domain. The album's eclectic pop stylings proved Bowie to be not only a watchful observer, but also a hip modifier of pop music trends.
THE MAN WHO SOLD THE WORLD is a gritty tour through late '60s rockisms. The folky title track is wary and sensitive, while the bombastic "The Supermen" mixes crushing drums and Allman Brothers-esque guitar chimes. "All The Madmen" is Bowie at his vulnerable, evocative best, and "Black Country Rock" stomps along with the best of the White Boy Blues contingent. While it did not yet approach the space-age sci-fi atmosphere of Bowie's future releases, THE MAN WHO SOLD THE WORLD reaffirmed the themes introduced with "Space Oddity" and served as the launching pad for one of rock's most enigmatic and durable performers.
Details:
- Discs: 1
Track Listing:
| 1. | The Width Of A Circle |
| 2. | All The Madmen |
| 3. | Black Country Rock |
| 4. | After All |
| 5. | Running Gun Blues |
| 6. | Saviour Machine |
| 7. | She Shook Me Cold |
| 8. | The Man Who Sold The World |
| 9. | The Supermen |
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