FIRST TIME HEARING David Bowie - Fame REACTION
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- FIRST TIME HEARING David Bowie - Fame REACTION
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When "Fame" came on EVERYBODY in the Club got on the dance floor. If you didn't have someone to dance with you just blended into the crowd dancing with beat. Good music, great memories!
Yup!
You've opened not just a can of worms with David Bowie, but a vibrant field of green earth, my friend.
Please check out his live performance of My Death by Jacques Brel from his 1973 Hammersmith Odeon show and his song Teenage Wildlife. He was arguably the greatest solo artist of all time and has hundreds of fantastic songs. This is his only song like this. Expect to wonder if he was the same person on the next few tracks.
Incredible reaction, fam! ❤
Who would have ever thought that an artist like a David Bowie would have such a grasp on funk
He had a grasp on a lot of genres.
The Great David Bowie. One of the few artists of music. Best advice for listening to everything from Bowie, Don't expect anything but greatness. It will be greatness that hits you a blindside every time, EVERY song. The variety of his list is just mind blowing...
The Thin White Duke
Labyrinth is one of my favorite movies, David Bowie is one of the main actors and it’s amazing 😻
yes. i bought the DVD of it. Oh check out The Man Who Fell To Earth
As the World Falls Down was such a beautiful song from Labyrinth! ❤
This song came out in 1975. David wrote it with John Lennon from The Beatles, and Carlos Alomar, who originally created the main riff for Bowie's version of a song called Footstompin'. This song actually wasn't supposed to be on the record. David had completed the Young Americans record before working with John Lennon, and he removed 3 songs from it in the middle of production so he could include this and a cover of Across the Universe. Tony Visconti, one of Bowie's producers for the record, was upset, but it was David's first #1 hit in the US. Everyone involved was ultimately cool with it, and those 3 songs became bonus tracks for the 1991 Rykodisc and EMI remasters of the album.
@Logan Roselli I feel Who Can I Be Now? should have been on Young Americans instead of Fame. It was supposed to be a soul album, so ending on a funk rock song doesn't sit right with me. Bowie changed the flow entirely. It sounds like it should've been on Station to Station, which could've used a 7th track. It could've also been a non-album single and still sold like hotcakes.
@Logan Roselli Fame was already on the record before anyone had heard it. There was no indication it was going to be a hit. Young Americans was the first single and was released in advance of the album to promote it, but Fame wasn't released as a single until some time after the album came out. David solely put it on because he didn't want to not use John Lennon collaborations. He called Tony Visconti, who thought the album was perfect the way it was, and told him that he's replacing those other songs. It messes with the flow, but he did it anyway. He was out of his mind on cocaine, so I don't think there was much thought put into it.
@Logan Roselli I know Lennon loved it and thought the Let it Be version was awful. He was resentful that Paul rearranged it, and he wanted it more energetic. Bowie's version is one of the few covers that gets the "slither wildly as they slip away" lyric correct.
Bowie seemed split on Young Americans as a whole, which is why he performed few of the songs live. He seemed to like the title track, Win, and Fame, but otherwise neglected the record later in his career like with The Man Who Sold the World, Aladdin Sane, and Diamond Dogs. Bowie's standards were higher than a lot of ours.
The. Whole. Body.
Listen to the first 30 seconds of every Bowie song. No one has ever started songs better.
Great reaction! David Bowie was an incredible performance artist. His albums production quality is superb. His brilliance is most apparent in his restraint, IMO.
David Bowie was a musical genius! Hope u and urs have a wonderful holiday ✌
Groovy as hell yo..
Hit up “Let’s Dance” and “Golden Years”... I think you’ll enjoy them!
David was only one of 2 who was on Soul Train. The other was Elton John
Hall and Oates also
Kc and the sunshine band too
Don't forget Gino Vanelli
Two white performers.
I just heard an interview from the 70's w/John Lennon 'bout how he got involved in this song. Since he lived in NYC, whenever Jagger, Bowie or McCartney or any Brit were in the city, they would come over and hang with him. Bowie said to him 'Hey, I got this good riff, want to come to the studio and check it out?' Lennon said sure. And this song was born that day.
One of my favorite songs as a kid
John Lennon singing background on this. David did Fame and Golden Years on the Soul Train show back in the day; it's on YT so you should check it out.
"Get up and dance a two-step..." In my day we got up and danced The Bump to this killer classic! (Look it up...need to bring back The Bump!).
Was kind of hard to classify this song. He even got an appearance on Soul Train with it.
Merry Christmas.
David Bowie was an incredible performer and way ahead of his time.
This 1980s British Wave was way to much fun. Billy Idol, Bryan Addams, Men at Work, Boy George, the Clash, and many many others.
Music was Transforming as times were changing in Society.
Check out a rock band called ELO-Electric Light Orchestra.
All Over the World, Livin Large Philly 18 or Don't Bring Me Down. They have a great sound.
Theres also the Cars-You might think. Easy sound and really popular.
Last suggestion is a band called WhiteSnake- In the Still of the Night. It's an incedible song with a haunting sound to it.
Oh I love The Clash!!
Bryan adams is Canadian, men at work is from down under
"bow ie" like a bow and arrow, not boo like a ghost.
You should check out “Heroes” 👌🏻
I'll add a vote for Golden Years , and some earlier stuff - Rebel Rebel , Queen Bitch , Rock & Roll Suicide .
Bowie had the FUNK!
More Bowie
Bowie, the Master of Mood.
Another highly influenced British band were japan, the track television has many similarities. How he went from 1930s berlin bar music in time with Mike garson, to funk like this in one easy move shows his genius
Not super well known, but you have two other tremendous musicians featured on this track as well. . .John Lennon, who co-wrote the song with Bowie playing guitar & with the little high pitched “Fame!” backing vocals plus Carlos Alomar, also a co-writer of the song, originally part of James Brown’s backing band. A huge track with legendary musicians featured!
John Lennon does the backing vocals to this song
He also co-wrote it and played some guitar on it as well.
Whattt I had no idea
Merry Christmas 🎄🎁
John Lennon co wrote this, and plays the guitar on it. You should hear the 1990 remix!
Although Bowie was from London and Lennon from Liverpool, their singing voices often have tonal similarities
You might recognize this from James Brown's Hot (I Need to be Loved, Loved, Loved), recorded later. Guitarist Carlos Alomar wrote the riff.
That's none other than John Lennon on the backing vocals!
Yes!
Fame was one of the first and few songs by a white artist that was played on the black A,M. radio "Soul" stations. Radio stations, like everything else in this country, were a segregated medium. Most often to hear black music in this country you had to find an a.m. "soul" station until about 1975. This is just the tip of the iceberg of David Bowie's library.
Liked your reaction, I'm sure someone might've already commented about how you pronounced his name. It doesn't sound like boo, it sounds like bow like bow-tie.
Reached #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1975!!
co written with John Lennon.
check out the video of him performing this song on 'Soul Train'
John Lennon was one the cowriters, one of the guitarists and back up singers on this :-)
Agree!
John Lennon = cowriter.
Solos.
Space Oddity, Changes, Jean Genie,
Fashion, Cat People,
Let's Dance, China Girl, Modern Love
Collaborations.
Young Americans w/Luther Vandross
Tonight w/Tina Turner.
No song recommendation or request. Havent been feeling well lately so i apologize for the absence but wanted to wish you and your family a merry Christmas. Keep killing it Bruv.
Merry Christmas Champ! Get well.
Golden Years
For sure!
@@hazebruv And funky Let's Dance with Nile Rogers on back up!
Happy Holidays!
Everyone has heard this one whether they know it or not. Mase and Puffy used it as a sample
React to Bowie's BLACK TIE WHITE NOISE (the official video)
Love 2 see you jamin`:) Please check out *BLONDIE....RAPTURE* you`ll be suprised !
Ha. I didn't even know he did this song.
Check out China Girl by Bowie.✌️😊
Funky Fire 🔥 🎶 😍
All you need to listen to this song is volume and a stank face!
John Lennon on back up vocals
Hey HazeBruz...do you a patreon or donation program for you to listen to a song I suggest? I love your channel & your energy :) Thanks!
Soon but not yet! What was the song?
@@hazebruv The song is called "If I told you that" by Whitney Houston and George Michael...it's a colab and it's fire...i guarentee you'll like it if you react to it! Thanks my friend...keep the good vibes coming :) Jennifer K.
Pinky's theme from Next Friday lol
lmaooooo
Haaaaaa!!! Found the comment!!
Damn, seems like we the only ones that mentioned Pinky. Lol!!!
Looking for a Pinky/ Next Friday reference. Lmao!!!!
#PinkysTheme
And John Lennon playing guitar
Love your reaction...Davie Bowie is a chameleon...listen to Golden Years next!
Co written and recorded with John Lennon. Funky tune.
Guitarist Carlos Alomar wrote the riff
Co written with John Lennon