On CBS' "The Talk" on Wednesday,Adam Lambert reveals that he wanted to do duet with David Bowie.
Adam Lambert is the Grammy Award Nominee this year for Pop Vocal Performance expressed on the show he would love to perform with one of rock music's most influential icons.
An audience member on "The Talk" asked Adam who he would like to perform a duet with.
"I've always had this dream of working with David Bowie. That would be so cool. Such an innovator, such an artist. He's was, like, not afraid to be different and break the mould, and he wrote amazing music."
Thursday, 10 February 2011
Thursday, 3 February 2011
David Bowie sends message of hope to Nile Rogers
David Bowie who is rarely found publicly as left a message to wish the producer Nile Rogers well in his present battle against cancer.
On David's records 'Fame' in 1983 and 'Black Tie White Noise' in 1993,they both worked together.
David sent a message to www.davidbowie.com which stated: "All our love and support goes out to you, Nile, you are the greatest. David, and all at BowieNet."
"I found out I had aggressive cancer. In an instant, everything in my happy-music universe imploded. It was like Jaws was savagely eating me from the inside out," said Nile Rogers.
Wednesday, 26 January 2011
Bowie son said no to ‘Superman’
David Bowie son Duncan Jones got a chance to direct the new Superman film but he turned down the offer by expressing that he is not prepare to take charge of a blockbuster.
After meeting with the franchise's new mastermind, Christopher Nolan,The Moon director took himself out of the running for the film.
"I think, maybe, I'm not quite ready for that scale of project and that scale of expectation from an audience that is already existing and is waiting to see the next generation of Superman film. It's a hard one.
"Superman was so big that I think I was a little intimidated by it and sort of backed out,"expressed by David Bowie son.
Sunday, 9 January 2011
Songs Elvis and Bowie Could Have Shared
Angie Bowie,In her book(Gibson),Stardust writes that David Bowie could do a "devastating" impersonation of Elvis Presley.
Presley did, in fact, once consider recording a cover version of Bowie's 1976 hit, "Golden Years." Truth is, the two rockers had much in common, from a shared record label to Svengali-like managers to a preference for flashy jump suits. To commemorate their common birthday – January 8 – we thought it would be fun to consider a handful of songs the two could have shared.
10. "Golden Years" (1976): Bowie himself believed this single from his pioneering techno-soul album, Station to Station, would have been a perfect fit for Elvis. Thematically, the song could have served as a fine capstone to all that had gone before in The King's career. It would also have been interesting to hear what James Burton might have done with the track's angular, disco-fied guitar riff.
4. "Fame" (1975): What song in the Bowie canon could be more fitting for the world's most famous rock and roll pioneer? Performance-wise, Presley could have owned this 1975 hit, and could have imbued lines such as "got to get a rain check on pain" with a ringing authority emanating from his very soul. To have heard Presley take on an undiluted funk style – jumping headlong into a genre he never really embraced – would have been a treat as well.
Presley did, in fact, once consider recording a cover version of Bowie's 1976 hit, "Golden Years." Truth is, the two rockers had much in common, from a shared record label to Svengali-like managers to a preference for flashy jump suits. To commemorate their common birthday – January 8 – we thought it would be fun to consider a handful of songs the two could have shared.
10. "Golden Years" (1976): Bowie himself believed this single from his pioneering techno-soul album, Station to Station, would have been a perfect fit for Elvis. Thematically, the song could have served as a fine capstone to all that had gone before in The King's career. It would also have been interesting to hear what James Burton might have done with the track's angular, disco-fied guitar riff.
4. "Fame" (1975): What song in the Bowie canon could be more fitting for the world's most famous rock and roll pioneer? Performance-wise, Presley could have owned this 1975 hit, and could have imbued lines such as "got to get a rain check on pain" with a ringing authority emanating from his very soul. To have heard Presley take on an undiluted funk style – jumping headlong into a genre he never really embraced – would have been a treat as well.
Tuesday, 4 January 2011
David Bowie Inspired Tron: Legacy Star
Michael Sheen says he took inspiration from some unexpected sources for his role in the film. During a recent interview, the actor says he observed the on-screen style of David Bowie to develop his character.
"I watched every single David Bowie video that had ever been made. And I watched a lot of Bob Fosse," he says, according to Torontosun
"I wanted the character to be like a popular culture jukebox. I like the idea of a character who's a survivor. And he's survived because he's adapted. He's someone who has his finger on the pulse the whole time. He's tapped into popular culture all the time."
"I watched every single David Bowie video that had ever been made. And I watched a lot of Bob Fosse," he says, according to Torontosun
"I wanted the character to be like a popular culture jukebox. I like the idea of a character who's a survivor. And he's survived because he's adapted. He's someone who has his finger on the pulse the whole time. He's tapped into popular culture all the time."
Tron: Legacy star Michael Sheen revelation about David Bowie
According to the news Tron: Legacy star Michael Sheen talking revelation about David Bowie he says he took revelation from some unexpected sources for his role in the film.In currently interview, the actor says he captured style of David Bowie to develop his application.
He says, "I watched every single David Bowie video that had ever been made. And I watched a lot of Bob Fosse. I wanted the character to be like a popular culture jukebox. I like the idea of a character who's a survivor. And he's survived because he's adapted. He's someone who has his finger on the pulse the whole time. He's tapped into popular culture all the time."
Sheen known for his role as British Prime Minister Tony Blair in 2006's The Queen, he says that director Joseph Kosinski allowed him to truly experiment with the par, he concludes, "I watched a few things, but I also wanted to let my imagination riff on whatever was going on at the time. And not stop myself from quoting things. You kind of have to with a part like that. We want you to come in and explode. The scripted stuff was great and it was the platform for me to play off of".
Friday, 31 December 2010
David Bowie Retires
All the fans of David Bowie is waiting for jubilant return on stage once again but according to Rolling Stones it seems that Thin White Duke has quietly retired. For real.
Bowie last performed in public years back and since then he is out with a three-song set at the BlackBall charity concert at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City says the Rolling Stones Andy.
In 2004 during his tour he had a heart attack and his tour was cut down and he told to New York Magazine that he had no plans to return to the stage said Andy.
Greene synopsis that many pop stars who have officially announced their retirements come back to the stage a few years later, including Bowie himself, who popularly retired at the height of Ziggy Stardust mania in 1973. "The fact he's said virtually nothing this time around indicates he may well be done forever," Greene said, before cheekily adding, "…though in a few weeks the annual 'Bowie's headlining Coachella!!' rumors should once again surface."
Bowie last performed in public years back and since then he is out with a three-song set at the BlackBall charity concert at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City says the Rolling Stones Andy.
In 2004 during his tour he had a heart attack and his tour was cut down and he told to New York Magazine that he had no plans to return to the stage said Andy.
Greene synopsis that many pop stars who have officially announced their retirements come back to the stage a few years later, including Bowie himself, who popularly retired at the height of Ziggy Stardust mania in 1973. "The fact he's said virtually nothing this time around indicates he may well be done forever," Greene said, before cheekily adding, "…though in a few weeks the annual 'Bowie's headlining Coachella!!' rumors should once again surface."
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