Home Actor David Bowie HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers November 2023 David Bowie Instagram - THE DAVID BOWIE PIN UPS RADIO SHOW “And me I’m on a radio show...” To mark the 40th anniversary of David Bowie’s Pin Ups, the Pin Ups Radio Show was launched on Spotify ten years ago today. Originally recorded as a promotional tool for the release of the record in 1973, but never used, the recording features snippets from Pin Ups interspersed with brief but nevertheless wonderful observations from Bowie regarding some of the bands he covers on the album. Adopting his very best mockney to recall his days as a mod during the period, it's great fun and if you’ve not heard it, it’s still available here: https://spoti.fi/3tYSBsj (Linktree in bio) Vinyl and CD versions of the release were made available in very limited quantities and command fairly stiff prices these days. The closest idea to this promotion back in 1973 was a 7" record sent to RCA Record Club members in New Zealand. Featuring Rosalyn and Where Have All The Good Times Gone the disc introduced listeners to the very enthusiastic Tim, The RCA Stereo Club Disc Jockey. His interjections over each track ensured lucky recipients had to buy the album if they wished to hear the tracks uninterrupted. 📸 Mick Rock #BowiePinUps50 #BowiePinUpsRadioShow

David Bowie Instagram – THE DAVID BOWIE PIN UPS RADIO SHOW “And me I’m on a radio show…” To mark the 40th anniversary of David Bowie’s Pin Ups, the Pin Ups Radio Show was launched on Spotify ten years ago today. Originally recorded as a promotional tool for the release of the record in 1973, but never used, the recording features snippets from Pin Ups interspersed with brief but nevertheless wonderful observations from Bowie regarding some of the bands he covers on the album. Adopting his very best mockney to recall his days as a mod during the period, it’s great fun and if you’ve not heard it, it’s still available here: https://spoti.fi/3tYSBsj (Linktree in bio) Vinyl and CD versions of the release were made available in very limited quantities and command fairly stiff prices these days. The closest idea to this promotion back in 1973 was a 7″ record sent to RCA Record Club members in New Zealand. Featuring Rosalyn and Where Have All The Good Times Gone the disc introduced listeners to the very enthusiastic Tim, The RCA Stereo Club Disc Jockey. His interjections over each track ensured lucky recipients had to buy the album if they wished to hear the tracks uninterrupted. 📸 Mick Rock #BowiePinUps50 #BowiePinUpsRadioShow

David Bowie Instagram - THE DAVID BOWIE PIN UPS RADIO SHOW “And me I’m on a radio show...” To mark the 40th anniversary of David Bowie’s Pin Ups, the Pin Ups Radio Show was launched on Spotify ten years ago today. Originally recorded as a promotional tool for the release of the record in 1973, but never used, the recording features snippets from Pin Ups interspersed with brief but nevertheless wonderful observations from Bowie regarding some of the bands he covers on the album. Adopting his very best mockney to recall his days as a mod during the period, it's great fun and if you’ve not heard it, it’s still available here: https://spoti.fi/3tYSBsj (Linktree in bio) Vinyl and CD versions of the release were made available in very limited quantities and command fairly stiff prices these days. The closest idea to this promotion back in 1973 was a 7" record sent to RCA Record Club members in New Zealand. Featuring Rosalyn and Where Have All The Good Times Gone the disc introduced listeners to the very enthusiastic Tim, The RCA Stereo Club Disc Jockey. His interjections over each track ensured lucky recipients had to buy the album if they wished to hear the tracks uninterrupted. 📸 Mick Rock #BowiePinUps50 #BowiePinUpsRadioShow

David Bowie Instagram – THE DAVID BOWIE PIN UPS RADIO SHOW

“And me I’m on a radio show…”

To mark the 40th anniversary of David Bowie’s Pin Ups, the Pin Ups Radio Show was launched on Spotify ten years ago today.

Originally recorded as a promotional tool for the release of the record in 1973, but never used, the recording features snippets from Pin Ups interspersed with brief but nevertheless wonderful observations from Bowie regarding some of the bands he covers on the album.

Adopting his very best mockney to recall his days as a mod during the period, it’s great fun and if you’ve not heard it, it’s still available here: https://spoti.fi/3tYSBsj (Linktree in bio)

Vinyl and CD versions of the release were made available in very limited quantities and command fairly stiff prices these days.

The closest idea to this promotion back in 1973 was a 7″ record sent to RCA Record Club members in New Zealand.

Featuring Rosalyn and Where Have All The Good Times Gone the disc introduced listeners to the very enthusiastic Tim, The RCA Stereo Club Disc Jockey. His interjections over each track ensured lucky recipients had to buy the album if they wished to hear the tracks uninterrupted.

📸 Mick Rock

#BowiePinUps50 #BowiePinUpsRadioShow | Posted on 29/Oct/2023 03:08:54

David Bowie Instagram – DAVID BOWIE VIDEO EP IS FORTY “You could look into my eyes…” Around about now, forty years ago, the David Bowie Video EP was released on VHS along with a laser disc in the US and Japan. Containing the promo videos from the Let’s Dance album; Let’s Dance, China Girl and Modern Love, this release was the only source of the uncensored China Girl video. To the YouTube generation this probably doesn’t seem a particularly big deal, but forty years ago it was. And if it took your fancy, you could even dwell on a naked David Bowie’s posterior: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iK6gAbZdhDc (Linktree in bio) If you’re wondering about the seemingly gratuitous use of a Tony McGee Bowie portrait, a mono image from this session was colourised for the US advert. 📸 Tony McGee #BowieLetsDanceVideoEP #BowieTonyMcGee #BowieLetsDance #Bowie1983
David Bowie Instagram – THE DAVID BOWIE PIN UPS RADIO SHOW “And me I’m on a radio show…” To mark the 40th anniversary of David Bowie’s Pin Ups, the Pin Ups Radio Show was launched on Spotify ten years ago today. Originally recorded as a promotional tool for the release of the record in 1973, but never used, the recording features snippets from Pin Ups interspersed with brief but nevertheless wonderful observations from Bowie regarding some of the bands he covers on the album. Adopting his very best mockney to recall his days as a mod during the period, it’s great fun and if you’ve not heard it, it’s still available here: https://spoti.fi/3tYSBsj (Linktree in bio) Vinyl and CD versions of the release were made available in very limited quantities and command fairly stiff prices these days. The closest idea to this promotion back in 1973 was a 7″ record sent to RCA Record Club members in New Zealand. Featuring Rosalyn and Where Have All The Good Times Gone the disc introduced listeners to the very enthusiastic Tim, The RCA Stereo Club Disc Jockey. His interjections over each track ensured lucky recipients had to buy the album if they wished to hear the tracks uninterrupted. 📸 Mick Rock #BowiePinUps50 #BowiePinUpsRadioShow

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