David Bowie, Pinups. Vinyl side 1 (50th anniversary half speed remaster)

Описание: 0:00 - Rosalyn
2:37 - Here Comes The Night
5:42 - I Wish You Would
8:26 - See Emily Play
12:33 - Everything’s Allright
14:59 - I can’t explain

Album:
Pinups is David Bowie’s seventh studio album, released on October 19, 1973. It is a covers album, featuring Bowie’s reinterpretations of songs by British artists from the 1960s who influenced him during his formative years. The record is marked by Bowie’s glam rock style and serves as a tribute to the music and culture of London during that era.

Artwork:
The album cover features a striking photograph by Mick Rock. It depicts David Bowie with supermodel Twiggy, both styled in an androgynous and futuristic manner. Bowie sports his signature Ziggy Stardust-style orange hair, while Twiggy is wearing bold makeup with a blank, doll-like expression. The image is vibrant and surreal, emphasizing Bowie’s glam rock aesthetic and artistic vision.

Tracklist Side One:
1. “Rosalyn” (originally by The Pretty Things)
2. “Here Comes the Night” (originally by Them)
3. “I Wish You Would” (originally by Billy Boy Arnold, popularized by The Yardbirds)
4. “See Emily Play” (originally by Pink Floyd)
5. “Everything’s Alright” (originally by The Mojos)
6. “I Can’t Explain” (originally by The Who)

Personnel involved in the album:
• David Bowie: Lead vocals, guitar, tenor and alto saxophones, harmonica, Moog synthesizer, arrangements, backing vocals.
• Mick Ronson: Guitar, piano, arrangements, backing vocals.
• Trevor Bolder: Bass guitar.
• Aynsley Dunbar: Drums.
• Mike Garson: Piano, organ, harpsichord, electric piano.
• Ken Fordham: Baritone saxophone.
• G.A. MacCormack: Backing vocals.

Production team:
• David Bowie: Producer.
• Ken Scott: Producer.
• Dennis MacKay: Engineer.
• Andy Scott: Engineer.

The album was recorded between July and August 1973 at Château d’Hérouville in France. 


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