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All rights reserved.| Track Listing 1. Space Oddity 2. John, I'm Only Dancing 3. Changes 4. Ziggy Stardust 5. Suffragette City 6. Jean Genie - (live) 7. Diamond Dogs - (live) 8. Rebel Rebel 9. Young Americans 10. Fame '90 (Remix) - (remix, live) 11. Golden Years 12. Heroes (Edit) 13. Ashes to Ashes 14. Fashion 15. Let's Dance (Edit) 16. China Girl (Edit) 17. Modern Love (Edit) 18. Blue Jean
Album Notes Personnel includes: David Bowie (vocals, guitar, stylogram, saxophone, keyboards); John Lennon (vocals, guitar); Mick Ronson, Carlos Alomar, Earl Slick, Robert Fripp, Nile Rodgers, Stevie Ray Vaughan (guitar); Lenny Pickett (clarinet, tenor saxophone); Steve Elson (flute, baritone saxophone); Stan Harrison (alto & tenor saxophone); David Sanborn (saxophone); Mike Garson (piano, keyboards); Roy Bittan (piano, drums); Rick Wakeman (piano); Brian Eno (keyboards); Herbie Flowers, Willie Weeks, Carmine Rojas (bass); Mick Woodmansey, Aynsley Dunbar, Andy Newmark, Omar Hakim (drums); Larry Washington (congas); Pablo Rosario (percussion); Robin Clark, Luther Vandross, Tony Visconti, Frank Simms, George Simms, David Spinner (background vocals). Long before Madonna started changing hairstyles between albums, David Bowie set the standard (and continues to do so) for chameleonic music styles that go beyond mere hair dye. CHANGESBOWIE is the perfect road map that allows the listener to hear the different pitstops Bowie made into the mid-'80s. Throughout the '70s, Bowie's personas included space alien ("Ziggy Stardust," "Suffragette City"), theatrical raconteur ("Rebel, Rebel"), blue-eyed soulster ("Young Americans") and Thin White Duke ("Golden Years"). After spending time in Berlin under self-imposed exile ("Heroes"), he returned to the West and within a few short years, David Bowie was back on the top of the charts thanks to a dance-rock collaboration with Nile Rodgers ("Let's Dance"). Bowie's constant need to reinvent himself is so pervasive that upon originally releasing this collection on Rykodisc, he returned to the studio and recorded an updated, '90s remix of "Fame" that sounds as if Art Of Noise were his back-up band. Editorial Reviews Total Film - Josh Rottenberg Q Which CD Entertainment Weekly | Find errors in the product description? Submit a catalog update request now. | ||||||||||||||||
Reviews 1 of 1 people found this review helpful. When I decided I wanted to start checking out Bowie's music I figured this might be the place to start. I guess it was meant to be because I found it the next week in a pawn shop. I've been hooked ever since. This is a great collection of songs and a good place to start if you're like me and were not even born yet when these albums came out. 5 Huge Stars Review ID: 10000000003578961 Was this review helpful? Report this review Review created: 10/16/03 by: cdm72 -- a member of Epinions Pros: Changesbowie probably changed the course of my musical tastes for the rest of my life. Cons: Some great songs not included, even though they probably performed better than the chosen ones. It was late 1991 and I knew exactly a handful of things about David Bowie: 1)I knew he sang Let s Dance [#1] 2) I knew he sang Modern Love [#14] 3) I knew he sang China Girl [#51] 4) I knew he sang Blue Jean [#8] 5) I knew Stephen King s failed mini-series Golden Years [#10] was named after another Bowie song I d heard only in bits when the show aired. Then I discovered my step-dad s CD collection and saw he had a David Bowie CD called CHANGESBOWIE, so I looked over it to see what songs were on it and what do you know, there s Golden Years . Finally I could hear the entire thing. So I copied.. Review ID: 10000000000213815 Review created: 05/25/02 by: jeff_wilder78 -- a member of Epinions Pros: Classic Bowie. Cons: Can't think of any. I remember, standing in Camelot music on that day in January 1997. I was going through the CDs and I came to the David Bowie ones. Now I had gotten into Mr. Bowie a few years ago, thanks to his Outside album and his association with Nine Inch Nails. As I looked through the albums, I came across one that featured many of his classic songs on it. I saw that it had "Changes", "Fame" and "Golden Years" on it. That was enough for me to snatch up the album and head for the counter. So what we have here is "Changesbowie" an 18-song compilation that chronologically spans Bowie's career from 1969 to... Review ID: 10000000000213817 Review created: 10/10/00 by: mickp -- a member of Epinions Pros: 18 brilliant tracks without a single weak link. Long running time. Songs arranged to compliment each other perfectly. Cons: CD is missing two tracks from cassette version - Lack of "Starman" is a travesty. It seems amazing to me now that it has been nearly ten years since that fateful fishing trip which saw me begin a day with one opinion about an artist and go to sleep that night with the seeds sown for a diametrically opposite point of view to assert itself. Drop of the hat fishing expeditions to the nearby coastal town of Mandurah had become a regular fixture for myself and my friends David and Jamie. Mandurah was nearby, but still about an hours drive and as David was the only one of us with a car at the time, Jamie and I often found ourselves at the mercy of the overblown hotted-up stereo.. Review ID: 10000000000213818 Review created: 02/25/01 by: thevoid99 -- a member of Epinions Pros: Excellent compilation from David Bowie Cons: None Since the dawn of Rock N Roll, there have been numerous icons like Elvis Presley, The Beatles, James Brown, Bob Dylan, and more. Another rock icon that came into the scene in 1967 was a young South London man who would not only reinvent himself musically but also with his own image from time to time. That man is David Bowie. Born David Robert Jones in January 8, 1947, Bowie has been known for making new styles of music and genres throughout the 1970s and helped pave the way for such artists like Boy George, Psychedelic Furs, London Suede, Marilyn Manson, Nine Inch Nails, Nirvana, and pop icon. Review ID: 10000000000213820 Review created: 09/19/00 by: Spliffhead -- a member of Epinions Pros: E-Z steps to become a Bowiehead Cons: none Late 20th century decadent-androgynous-alien-fol Review ID: 10000000000213819 Epinions.com ratings are not included in the item's average rating. Links in this review may have been removed. |
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