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Helden This was clearly an ex-war zone and now it was an international boundary, which was really scary. We recorded 500 feet <strong>from</strong> barbed wire, and a tall tower where you could see gun turrets, with foreign soldiers looking at us with binoculars. Everything said, ‘We shouldn’t be making a record here.’ Tony Visconti Checkpoint Charlie, the fabled gateway between West and East Berlin. Tony Visconti, sitting alongside David <strong>Bowie</strong>, Iggy Pop and Coco Schwab, watches nervously as the guard scrutinises their passports, while his colleagues cradle their machine pistols ominously, all of them overseen by a low, glass-fronted watchtower. Suddenly, the guard calls for assistance: Friedrich, kommen sie hier! The party freezes, looking on as the second guard flips through the passports – suddenly both of the Prussian-Grey-uniformed figures, sidearms at their hips, break into laughter.
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Also by Paul Trynka Copyright CONTE
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Genius Steals Thursday evening, sev
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oogie rhythm. For a generation of t
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contradictions became more obvious
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When I’m Five Everything seemed g
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Born in Doncaster on 21 November, 1
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were still needed to buy linen, fue
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the Burns’ ‘family affliction
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Arden, a failed nightclub singer an
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the saying went. Most of the famili
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family’s modestly respectable sta
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tensions between Peggy and David we
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charm ‘as a weapon’, says a lat
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Berry and Frankie Lymon and The Tee
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Lonnie’s brand of skiffle after a
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1944. The art college system provid
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‘a pleasant idler’. At fourteen
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people noticed his clothes, his hai
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Powling: ‘He was nice, charming -
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‘When I’m driving for instance,
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to be big.’
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indulgent with the younger students
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ecome his main friend but the sax p
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sung by Roger Ferris, was later con
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soon the Kon-Rads were hanging out
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David was lucky to have a hip boss,
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came from another blues classic, Sl
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estranged from his parents. Peggy c
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for the vital document or press cut
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seemed almost ruthless in his self-
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The recording was brisk, the standa
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celebrate the sweet victory of his
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Thinking About Me There’d be six
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good.’ The band’s leaders, Soll
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more powerful - occasionally he was
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the road, Woolf, who was at the whe
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was a favourite musicians’ hangou
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‘Pity the Fool’ was perfect for
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under the same banner. Solly mainta
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David had brought along moral suppo
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Whereas George Underwood would get
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pastiche, ‘Baby Loves That Way’
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call him. He also took Pitt’s res
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of the womb like Marc - I was stumb
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was absolutely one of us. A wonderf
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with the boy, in more ways than one
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and in turn fired him. Rather than
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Raymond Cook, the cash flow enabled
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had borrowed more money from Raymon
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never mention a word of any family
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informed the manager, ‘You can ha
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Guitarist John Hutchinson went thro
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Lower Third might have suited Ralph
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Belsen, and served briefly in Pales
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There is an intriguing footnote to
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‘He knew those songs weren’t th
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towards some people,’ says Mair.
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then chairman of Decca, he worked h
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task. ‘It was bloody hard work,
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who really is an individual talent
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characteristic fashion - preparing
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European musician to appreciate the
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I Wish Something Would Happen It wa
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through he started feeling very, ve
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opportunities. Deram had gone quiet
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going to write some Top 10 rubbish,
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around with no recordings in prospe
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with me as Pierrot. And we met afte
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soul. And he had all this inside hi
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Kemp sat on the edge of the stage,
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the most beautiful melodies of his
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Bolan, who had finally lodged himse
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For Bowie and Visconti, the still-b
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The new trio played their first ‘
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harmony vocal, two points struck hi
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after he had asked David to write a
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Check Ignition David was adored on
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friend Ray Stevenson, ‘he never h
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wasn’t slow to have a go.’ For
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therefore the next best thing to ha
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Roger Bolden Stansfield Road, David
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Max Batten Burnt Ash Juniors footba
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Pictorial Press The Kon-Rads - init
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Bob Solly The Manish Boys: tough, h
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Denis Taylor The newly christened D
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A rare photo of David’s second ma
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Dezo Hoffmann/ Rex Features ‘The
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Jeff Dexter Singer and songwriter L
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David Bebbington David Bowie, showb
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Reizner’s dislike of Bowie would
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deal. With Hayes largely absent in
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exactly what we wanted - no other s
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drummer for the next nine months; c
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we were told that we were all answe
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an attempt in June to negotiate an
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some assignment at the Beckenham Re
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more people from whom David moved o
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album shuffled out in a rather half
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All the Madmen It was all a bit of
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shops on Old Kent and Tower Bridge
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common with Bowie. When Pitt left t
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moved into Haddon Hall, and came to
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was nonetheless often overshadowed
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troubles with Ken, and the traumas
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Gripplestone’, was Who-influenced
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elentlessly fluid and inventive. Th
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a cowboy outfit for John Cambridge;
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influence was irretrievably slippin
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The unique nature of the Bowies’
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known around the London music indus
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you can do it, come on,’ Ronson k
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this album, he could ride on the wa
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a straightforward knock-off of Hend
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included a trip to New York on a Cu
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Kooks It will either be a disaster,
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would have twenty per cent of Myers
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ut as Flowers concedes, ‘Some rec
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Ronson, would finally cohere in the
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originality of his Deram days. But
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which on inspection was often sligh
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Mercury’s Robin McBride flew over
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now his hair cascaded in waves over
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wave of energy, of excitement at th
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when the trio recorded it at Luxemb
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een even more nervous had he known
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all, sitting around in a pub or clu
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factory-reject china and other oddm
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June, when Mercury could exercise t
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single on Vertigo had sunk without
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loop; Defries had the means to do t
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songwriters like Harold Arlen. Davi
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esult was a dazzling collection of
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Grossman. ‘They have both helped
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with stories of his Lindsay Kemp da
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Over the Rainbow It was, I’ll do
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History rarely records Laurence Mye
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meet over dinner at the Ginger Man,
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dancing’ into the meeting, Zanett
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says Kris Needs, a Bowie fan who’
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Iggy, too, was a mere creation. Dur
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could stage an emotional onslaught
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ecording were shorn. Thus, the fina
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who’d written about David already
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een anticipated by Marc Bolan - who
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- ready for the debut of their new
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song.’ ‘It was at that point th
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words ‘Spiders’ and they were a
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performance, where Mick Rock - the
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that the music was in any case simp
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said, “I want some,” and Reg ha
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packed house. By now, Ziggy Stardus
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he’d seen employed in Cabaret and
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own iconism - it made it difficult
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Battle Cries and Champagne David wa
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theatre background meant he was con
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For David, being on the road was th
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label in the world,’ says Dai Dav
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Birgit. At about 10 at night we’d
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Roadie Robin Mayhew, like McCrado,
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was gonna be wonderful and he could
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effect here and there. The results
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Angie and David had exchanged weddi
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When he met Ian Hunter a few days l
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was one shot, one take - boom, that
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Soon after their arrival in New Yor
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‘and all of a sudden the door kno
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Pictorial Press ‘They tried to ha
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Oh! You Pretty Things: David, Angie
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Ray Stevenson
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generation of teenagers. © Mick Ro
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Harry Myers/Rex Features ‘Once th
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Bob Gruen David with his new ‘off
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going to record a session’. Makin
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Where Things Are Hollow
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David’s friends from 1971 and 197
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into the American dates he called D
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luxury of international cruising. H
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As ever, Woody came straight to the
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iche hotel in Sheffield. Rival sing
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nice the day was, you wouldn’t se
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confidant of both Bowie and Ronson
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collection of covers, and started p
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it.’ Mick was both a friend who D
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working briefly on a script with Po
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UK’s Creation and Mute labels - w
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Those Trident sessions marked the e
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cutting it up into four- or five-wo
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treating guests to an impeccably tu
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Those cracks would fail to damage D
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an altogether more challenging frie
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chatted with both Ronson and Bowie
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people would be having a good time,
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silhouetted against the control-roo
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ackground; born, she told her frien
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outfit had changed line-up in 1972,
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in Queens for a decent meal and was
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MacCormack attended the New York pr
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Yet the first run of shows, the pro
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flung spots like Hull. In America,
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fourteen. Being fined by James Brow
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pulled in just behind the bridge. H
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a kind of lucky charm, and were fin
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The ramifications of David’s deal
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David did not gloat at all, he was
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leaving, but we managed to persuade
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Writer Mick Farren had been sent to
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the devotional, gospelly ‘It’s
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and ‘Win’, Tony Visconti flew o
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David had misheard ‘shame’ as
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David’s conversations with John L
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ight to reject any album should Def
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conversations with John Lennon - wh
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Actor, especially the sequence with
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for sex sessions, away from the wat
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went into it more deeply and was a
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LA around 16 March, 1975. He wanted
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ecent move from Stoke-on-Trent, the
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acquaintance with Charlie Manson, t
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tower guiding in a novice pilot. Av
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Hinterhof, like Iggy. In Berlin, bo
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owners who’d known the reclusive
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holiday in Kenya and suggested they
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wouldn’t acknowledge the problem
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‘It sounded terrible,’ says Hou
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first. ‘I walked in, and David, B
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Lodger enjoyed a decent chart run,
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was in his room (no one found out),
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Popular folklore has it that Bowie
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Lindsay Kemp, again with a costume
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Elephant Man cast, echoes abound of
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Anglim, the upstart replacement lif
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for the Saturday matinee, and again
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years later. ‘A whole piece of my
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of Marion Skene, the nanny who’d
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out danger signs in letters or othe
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usually been directed at his music
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ecause you had four very precocious
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we had our Baal,’ says Willett. T
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a set of completely separate, diffe
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With the backing tracks complete th
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John Mortimer’s poignant, funny m
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influenced visuals, bombastic sound
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friends without qualm. There were i
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arrived at the table. Throughout th
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The film was intriguing, the antith
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ut by the summer he felt comfortabl
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through David’s collection of vin
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the studio was booked for twenty-on
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On the Other Side I got the spider
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was highlighted by a sensational ap
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‘Don’t you ever break up my reh
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playing rhythm, and he’d been in
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a ‘good boy’ throughout; occasi
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Canadian singer Lisa Dalbello, whos
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few months later, in May, 1984. By
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have survived from the old days was
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As far as Tonight was concerned, Bo
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honed knives of critics once the mu
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had a big effect on the whole famil
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an hour later to say he’d managed
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who sounds like a shop girl.’ Arm
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couple of them had lived in a squat
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Mustique, where David had bought a
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The plan of building up a productio
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show: ‘A big event for the whole
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camping around by a vending machine
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It’s My Life - So Fuck Off David
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tape and soon started recommending
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Iggy’s ex-bassist Tony Sales saw
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contrast, was now a born-again evan
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was a genuinely kind, sweet person.
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however cloth-eared, that the David
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dull, dogmatic element to Tin Machi
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outtakes or alternate versions. If
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visuals, it turned out Belew would
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each other on the dancefloor, in th
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and became a muse for Yves Saint-La
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Gabrels, meanwhile, had the thankle
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Medhurst’s or Dobell’s. He didn
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and then … it got sidetracked.’
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Thierry Mugler had done ‘a deligh
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his guitar work when Nile was filmi
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Trevor Bolder, Bowie’s Spiders ba
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The genesis of the project that wou
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They’d discuss an idea or chord s
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The Heart’s Filthy Lesson I’ve
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Berlin. Once they’d decided to wo
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great music. There were times when
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label ‘with no name on it’, say
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The pair never discussed the subjec
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Even as Bowie’s music started to
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We were standing on the side of the
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‘That summer was the end of Outsi
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the spring. Yet despite the air of
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departure of his iconic English gna
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as one of Time magazine’s 100 Inn
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Kevin Armstrong ‘Absolute Beginne
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Kevin Armstrong A quick cigarette w
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Eduard Meyer Famously ludicrous, th
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Ebet Roberts/ Getty Images ‘It ne
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Abdul Majid on 14 October, 1990. He
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Brian Rasic/Rex Features David, in
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attack, 8 September, 2005. The band
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Bowie banked $55 million from the d
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- who also worked for the Stones -
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London to join him and Iman at a me
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it wasn’t his biography, it was s
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But as the century ebbed to its clo
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place by storm. He came back dresse
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describing his main job as ‘daddy
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Toy deepened during the summer; the
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out in the Catskills on 9/11; David
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career, was still producing work th
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used more than once to describe how
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ypass surgery, which happened to be
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victims, was nerve-racking. Bowie h
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those first songs that electrified
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the crowd, it was an ‘extraordina
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Temple, who points out: ‘He does
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months younger than David, Iggy con
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the Daily Mail for the ‘lesbian k
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carpets solo, until David turned up
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‘Wasn’t he brave? To do what he
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him where he said he thought he mig
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DISCOGRAPHY
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which would become fundamental to h
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The Man Who Sold the World Recorded
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arranged and recorded within days o
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emotional rollercoaster in between.
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Pin Ups Recorded: July - August 197
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Diamond Dogs Recorded: December 197
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David Live Recorded: 8-12 July 1974
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assemblage that, with its unvarying
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deranged ‘TVC 15’ - its vocal i
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“Heroes” Recorded: May 1977; Ha
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Stage Recorded: April - May 1978; T
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Low or “Heroes”, it nonetheless
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sophisticated assemblage adorned by
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Let’s Dance Recorded: December 19
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Tonight Recorded: May - June 1984;
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Never Let Me Down Recorded: Circa D
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Tin Machine Recorded: August 1988 -
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Tin Machine II Recorded: October 19
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The Buddha of Suburbia Recorded: ci
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1. Outside Recorded: March - Novemb
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was subsiding suggested Bowie was c
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Heathen Recorded: Mostly August - S
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NOTES AND SOURCES Unless specifical
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Gill Hymas, Jan Powling, Peter Pric
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3 Thinking About Me The Manish Boys
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5 I Wish Something Would Happen Pri
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7 All The Madmen Opening descriptio
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eplaced by the future Spiders at th
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courtesy of Will Palin. Ian Hunter
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11 Star Descriptions of the US rout
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Ossie Clark Diaries (Bloomsbury, 19
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uncovered by the Gillmans, who had
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Disappointingly, such conspiracy th
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15 Ghosts in the Echo Chambers Main
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17 I Am Not a Freak Main sources fo
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19 On the Other Side Principal inte
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21 The Heart’s Filthy Lesson This
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General Sources UK chart positions
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Low, Hugo Wilcken (Continuum, 2005)
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS As ever, my deepes
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think of you. Thanks to all my inte
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Underwood, Mike Vernon, Tony Viscon
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Bad Company, 204, 256, 257 Bangs, L
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160, 178, 302; relationship with DB
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173, 190, 217, 231, 232, 256, 284-2
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and, 222, 234, 236-239; deteriorati
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Bees, 32-33, 34, 35, 36-39, 41; joi
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January, 1947), 9; childhood, 11-17
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‘Thin White Duke’ persona, 250,
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Stardust and the Spiders from Mars
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120-121, 360; ‘Holy Holy’, 125,
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‘The Mysteries’, 360; ‘The He
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181-182, 185, 186; on DB’s cocain
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musicians, 145, 209, 210; RCA and,
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Emerson, Keith, 154 EMI, 51, 79, 30
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(2005), 386-388 Gem (management com
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Hitler, Adolf, 229, 231, 246, 258-2
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380, 382, 383, 395, 396 Jones, Anto
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‘League for the Protection of Ani
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Marshall, Benny, 125, 139 Martin, G
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Nevin D. Hirst (ad agency), 31, 42
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115; as ‘too gentlemanly’, 99,
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Pullman, David, 372, 373 punk movem
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influence on DB’s music, 113, 114
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Sigma Sound studio (Philadelphia),
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