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David Bowie

David Bowie
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David Robert Jones (born 8 January 1947, died 10 January 2016), known by his stage name David Bowie, was an English musician, singer-songwriter, record producer, actor, and arranger. Bowie was a major figure in the world of popular music for nearly the entire extent of his career, and was renowned as an innovator, particularly for his work in the 70s. He was known for his distinctive voice as well as the intellectual depth and eclecticism of his work.
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Chris O'Leary — Ashes to Ashes Chris O'Leary — Ashes to Ashes
(Repeater Books, 2019, TPB)
Anton Barbeau — Heaven Is in Your Mind Anton Barbeau — Heaven Is in Your Mind
(Fruits de Mer winkle 28, 2017, 7")
King Crimson — Heroes King Crimson — Heroes
(DGM KCEP1001, 2017, CD)
David Bowie — No Plan David Bowie — No Plan
(Columbia no#, 2017, DL)
Various Artists — A Tribute to the Madmen (Marc Bolan - David Bowie) Various Artists — A Tribute to the Madmen (Marc Bolan - David Bowie)
(Black Widow BWR200, 2017, 3CD)
Sidewalk Society — The Action / Bowie Sidewalk Society — The Action / Bowie
(Fruits de Mer crustacean 73, 2016, 7")
David Bowie — Blackstar David Bowie — Blackstar
(Columbia 88875173862, 2016, CD)
Various Artists — A New Career in a New Town: More Songs by David Bowie Various Artists — A New Career in a New Town: More Songs by David Bowie
(Fruits de Mer crustacean 77, 2016, CD)
Sendelica — Ziggy Stardust Sendelica — Ziggy Stardust
(Fruits de Mer Crustacean 69, 2016, 7")
Various Artists — Fashion: Songs Written by David Bowie Various Artists — Fashion: Songs Written by David Bowie
(Fruits de Mer crustacean 68, 2015/2016, CD)
Chris O'Leary — Rebel Rebel Chris O'Leary — Rebel Rebel
(Zero Books, 2015, TPB)
David Bowie — The Next Day David Bowie — The Next Day
(Columbia 88765 46192 2, 2013, CD)
David Gilmour — Remember That Night - Live at the Royal Albert Hall David Gilmour — Remember That Night - Live at the Royal Albert Hall
(Columbia 88697 07424 9, 2006, 2DVD)
Lou Reed — The Raven Lou Reed — The Raven
(Reprise 48372-2, 2003, CD)
David Bowie — Reality David Bowie — Reality
(Columbia CK 90660, 2003, 2CD)
Various Artists — Rykodisc Twentieth Anniversary Various Artists — Rykodisc Twentieth Anniversary
(Rykodisc RCD10651, 2003, 2CD)
David Bowie — Heathen David Bowie — Heathen
(Columbia CK 86656, 2002, 2CD)
David Bowie — Bowie at the Beeb David Bowie — Bowie at the Beeb
(Virgin 7243 5 28958 2 3, 2000, 3CD)
David Bowie — Hours... David Bowie — Hours...
(Columbia FRM-48157, 1999/2014, CD)
David Bowie — Earthling David Bowie — Earthling
(Columbia CK 92098, 1997/2004, CD)
Various Artists — Space Daze 2000 Various Artists — Space Daze 2000
(Cleopatra 1944, 1996, CD)
David Bowie — 1. Outside (The Nathan Adler Diaries: A Hyper Cycle) David Bowie — 1. Outside (The Nathan Adler Diaries: A Hyper Cycle)
(Columbia CK 92100, 1995/2004, CD)
David Bowie — Black Tie White Noise David Bowie — Black Tie White Noise
(EMI TOCP 67239, 1993/2007, CD)
David Bowie — The Buddha of Suburbia David Bowie — The Buddha of Suburbia
(EMI 50999 5 00463 2 4, 1993/2007, CD)
David Bowie — Never Let Me Down David Bowie — Never Let Me Down
(EMI TOCP-70156, 1987/2007, CD)
David Bowie — Tonight David Bowie — Tonight
(EMI TOCP-70155, 1984/2007, CD)
David Bowie — Let's Dance David Bowie — Let's Dance
(Parlophone 2-218967, 1983/2014, CD)
David Bowie — Scary Monsters David Bowie — Scary Monsters
(Parlophone 218956-PRL2, 1980/2014, CD)
David Bowie — Lodger David Bowie — Lodger
(EMI TOCP-70152, 1979/2007, CD)
David Bowie — Stage David Bowie — Stage
(RCA Victor CPL2-2913, 1978, 2LP)
David Bowie — Welcome to the Blackout (Live London '78) David Bowie — Welcome to the Blackout (Live London '78)
(Parlophone CDDB 7782, 1978/2018, 2CD)
David Bowie — David Bowie — "Heroes"
(EMI TOCP-70151, 1977/2007, CD)
David Bowie — Low David Bowie — Low
(EMI TOCP-70150, 1977/2007, CD)
David Bowie — Station to Station David Bowie — Station to Station
(EMI TOCP-70149, 1976/2007, CD)
David Bowie — Young Americans David Bowie — Young Americans
(EMI TOCP-70148, 1975/2007, CD)
David Bowie — Diamond Dogs David Bowie — Diamond Dogs
(EMI TOCP-70147, 1974/2007, CD)
Steeleye Span — Now We Are Six Steeleye Span — Now We Are Six
(BGO BGOCD157, 1974/2006, CD)
David Bowie — Aladdin Sane David Bowie — Aladdin Sane
(EMI TOCP-70145, 1973/2007, CD)
David Bowie — Pinups David Bowie — Pinups
(EMI TOCP-70146, 1973/2007, CD)
David Bowie — The Man Who Sold the World David Bowie — The Man Who Sold the World
(EMI TOCP-70142, 1972/2007, CD)
David Bowie — The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars David Bowie — The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars
(EMI 539 8262, 1972/2002, 2CD)
David Bowie — Hunky Dory David Bowie — Hunky Dory
(EMI TOCP-70143, 1971/2007, CD)
David Bowie — David Bowie (AKA Space Oddity) David Bowie — David Bowie (AKA Space Oddity)
(EMI TOCP-70141, 1969/2007, CD)
David Bowie — David Bowie David Bowie — David Bowie
(Rebound 314 520 515-2, 1967/1998, CD)

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