DAVID BOWIE *Station To Station* 1976 Excellent Vinyl RCA LP* w/Inner Sleeve
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Description

Artist: DAVID BOWIE

Title: Station To Station

Label: RCA Victor APL1-1327

Year: 1976

Format: 12” VINYL 33-1/3 RPM ALBUM

Sound: STEREO 

Cuts include:

Side 1: Station To Station / Golden Years / Word On A Wing

Side 2: TVC 15 / Stay / Wild Is The Wind

* Condition *

Jacket: VG

Jacket Comments: 1" top and bottom seam split

Vinyl: EXCELLENT

Record Comments: with the printed inner sleeve that has seam splits

Album Notes:
Personnel: David Bowie (vocals, guitar, alto & tenor saxophones, Moog synthesizer, Mellotron); Warren Peace (vocals); Carlos Alomar, Earl Slick (guitar); Roy Bittan (piano); George Murray (bass); Dennis Davis (drums)

Principally recorded at Cherokee Studios, Hollywood, California

Composer: Harry Maslin

Photographer: Steve Shapiro

Unknown Contributor Role: Jonathan Wyner

STATION TO STATION was the soundtrack to Bowie's nightlife. This time around he fashioned himself as the king of slick, the "Thin White Duke/Throwing darts in lover's eyes." This new persona enabled Bowie to show his sensual side and his affection for American soul music--something that would have seemed out of context on previous efforts.The album's smooth vibe is evident in the funky guitar of "Golden Years," and mixed with a dangerous charm and the "side effects of the cocaine" on "Stay." Bowie had miraculously done it again--he picked up a new musical identity, and molded it to perfection.STATION TO STATION was a refining period for Bowie. Gone was his other-worldly sexuality; The Thin White Duke was right here on Earth, no alien veneer, just a man completely run by his desires. It is then purely appropriate that the medium through which he expressed this lustful angle would be soul music. Carlos Alomar's biting guitar on "Golden Years" is straight out of the James Brown catalog, while the frantic drums and background vocals of "Stay" are pure strobe light disco

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