David Bowie dies

[NativeSon]

I never disliked Bowie at all....

Excellent. That's a ringing endorsement If I've ever heard one.

Another favorite moment:

[NativeSon]

This one must tug at you, Mr. Soul Sister? Maybe?

[East]

This one must tug at you, Mr. Soul Sister? Maybe?

Not this time ...I like Bowie's version much better.....

Tina doesn't really sell it

[NativeSon]

How interesting. Though, that was just one bad recording of it. Or are you just not having it at all?

[East]

How interesting. Though, that was just one bad recording of it. Or are you just not having it at all?

Yeah...the thing is...Tina does a lot of covers and some...I love ...like HELP (Beatles Classic)...but most of her stuff I don't think is as good as the original....I love Tina though...

I remember when Bowie worked with my favorite artist....Chaka Khan....back in the 80s..on Labrinyth...much better...

[shyl4l]

A sad month. Loosing so much tallent.

[NativeSon]

I remember when Bowie worked with my favorite artist....Chaka Khan....back in the 80s..on Labrinyth...much better...

Chaka Khan??? How did that happen?

[East]

Yeah...the thing is...Tina does a lot of covers and some...I love ...like HELP (Beatles Classic)...but most of her stuff I don't think is as good as the original....I love Tina though...

I remember when Bowie worked with my favorite artist....Chaka Khan....back in the 80s..on Labrinyth...much better...

Chaka has worked with a long ass list of people...Rock, R&B, Jazz, Funk....



Here is Bowie with Chaka, Luther Vandross and Cissy Houston (who is Whitney's Mom)...I had Cissy Houston LPs back in the 70s..before I ever heard of Whitney..and I didn't like Whitney very much....

[princealbertofb]

I have increasingly become sadder and sadder about this today.

Weird, [MENTION=21558]Emiliano[/MENTION], because I was not a special fan of his either, but his passing really made me sad, and still does as I type these words. I must have had a secret appreciation of that particular artist.

[princealbertofb]

This short 13 minute radio play on BBC Radio Four pays tribute to what Bowie brought to the music and artistic scene
it's worth a listen. [MENTION=18508]East[/MENTION].
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b06w56gz