Mott The Hoople were on their last legs. But then David Bowie stepped up as their benefactor with a hit single.
Northern California musician Alec Palao discovered unheard David Bowie recordings from 1965. Ten of the tracks are now being ...
Guitar World on MSN
The genius of David Bowie’s guitar collabs in 9 classic tracks
Bowie’s most iconic six-string moments, featuring his all-star cast of top-tier players, from Mick Ronson to Stevie Ray ...
In the late 1960s, David Bowie ended up at Samye Ling, a Buddhist monastery located in Eskdalemuir, Scotland. There, he would ...
It's been 49 years since David Bowie and Bing Crosby joined forces for one of the strangest holiday duets of all time.
David Bowie was innovative, so it's no surprise that in the '90s he saw the possibilities of the internet as both "terrifying ...
David Bowie’s former producer Tony Visconti has said he thinks the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in music is ...
Written by Bowie and recorded in late 1975, the song became the opening track of his tenth studio album, Station to Station, which arrived on Jan. 23, 1976. The record also introduced one of Bowie's ...
Louder on MSN
How a phone call from David Bowie saved one of alternative rock's most influential musicians
In 1999, David Bowie asked Page Hamilton to join his touring band. It was a job offer that changed everything for Helmet's frontman ...
The band formed by Bowie alumni deliver startlingly entertaining evening of highlights from the Thin White Duke’s songbook.
My Chemical Romance brought "The Black Parade" to life in all its fantastically overblown splendor when their tour hit ...
BBC Music Magazine on MSN
How did THAT become a hit? 13 of the weirdest songs ever to reach the Top 10
From gnomes and techno oddities to spoken-word sermons and Vietnam protests, these unlikely songs somehow became massive ...
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