David Bowie's Low probably saved his life: 45 years later, it remains a watershed
Fleeing America and his ruinous cocaine habit, the 29-year-old rock star forged a new musical language with Brian Eno.
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Fleeing America and his ruinous cocaine habit, the 29-year-old rock star forged a new musical language with Brian Eno.
Fleeing America and his ruinous cocaine habit, the 29-year-old rock star forged a new musical language with Brian Eno.
The first of Bowie’s Berlin Trilogy of albums was experimental, innovative and probably saved his life
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What a lucky little sod I was to have David Jones as a childhood friend,” suggests Geoff MacCormack in his limited-edition book From Station To Station, a weighty tome that includes a candid collection of Bowie shots between 1973-1976. During that time MacCormack was the singer’s constant companion. At the height of Ziggy Stardust’s success, he played the bongos as an auxiliary Spider From Mars for tours of Japan, America and the UK. As a backing vocalist, he appeared on an exceptional run of albums including the groundbreaking Aladdin Sane (1973) and Station To Station (1976). Un...