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'''David Bowie''' is a allegedly [[bisexual]]<ref>Carr, Roy; Murray, Charles Shaar (1981). ''Bowie: An Illustrated Record.'' New York: Avon. p. 7. ISBN 0380779668.</ref> [[Rock and roll|Rock]] musician from the [[United Kingdom]], who achieved prominence in the 1970s. He was noted for his ability to constantly surprise with each new album - his early work owed something to the [[Progressive Rock]] movement, whilst albums such as ''Low'' acknowledged the embryonic [[Electronica]] movement as represented by [[Kraftwerk]] and [[Brian Eno]].
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'''David Bowie''' (1947-2016) was a [[Rock and roll|rock]] musician from the [[United Kingdom]], who achieved prominence in the 1970s and has sustained a reasonably high level of success up to the present day. He is noted for his ability to constantly surprise with each new album - his early work owed something to the [[progressive rock]] movement, whilst albums such as ''Low'' acknowledged the embryonic [[electronica]] movement as represented by [[Kraftwerk]] and [[Brian Eno]]. Even later in his career he has experimented with new musical forms, such as [[drum and bass]] on his ''Earthling'' album in the mid-1990s.
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Latest revision as of 17:55, January 11, 2016

David Bowie (1947-2016) was a rock musician from the United Kingdom, who achieved prominence in the 1970s and has sustained a reasonably high level of success up to the present day. He is noted for his ability to constantly surprise with each new album - his early work owed something to the progressive rock movement, whilst albums such as Low acknowledged the embryonic electronica movement as represented by Kraftwerk and Brian Eno. Even later in his career he has experimented with new musical forms, such as drum and bass on his Earthling album in the mid-1990s.