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REVO Remastering – David Werner – Imagination Quota [REVO 093]
David Werner: Imagination Quota – US – CD-R [2020] Imagination Quote Prose Cold Shivers Thoughts Of You In An Around You Talk When Starlight’s Gone Aggravation Non-Stop Body + Soul When we last looked at the career of David Werner, … Continue reading
Lene Lovich: The Pre-Stiff Singles
I had something previously planned out for today’s post but that all went by the wayside when my wife emailed me a photo this morning with the subject line: “Lene Lovich with an eye patch.” I opened up the email … Continue reading
John Wetton: 1949-2017
I was looking to see what Martyn Ware [?!] had to say about the mess America has become of late when I saw that he had mentioned that John Wetton had died this morning. Having put alcoholism and open heart surgery behind him in … Continue reading
David Bowie Memory Palace [part 3]
1975 It was late in the year when I heard my next Bowie single. “Golden Years” had a sophisticated R+B feel to it that carried on from the funk of “Fame” but remember; this was the third David Bowie song … Continue reading
David Bowie Memory Palace [part 2]
1975 The next two years were Bowie-free for me. I had no awareness of what he was doing after “Space Oddity” became a late-in-the-game US hit in 1973 until two years later. I had grown up liking funk music from … Continue reading
REDUX: Three Seminal Singles – Number 3
October 7, 2010 It began with a single guitar chord. Next, the bass player added an insistent bassline. A hint of noir sax wafted across the stereo field like steam from a manhole cover in the predawn hours. Footsteps. A … Continue reading
Posted in Blast From The Past, Core Collection, seminal single
Tagged 1975, Atco Records, Love Is the Drug, Roxy Music, Seminal Single
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