David Bowie Interview with Stuart Grundy 1977

"In this first episode, the interviews share a geographic connection - Berlin. David Bowie, in conversation with Radio 1's Stuart Grundy from 1977, explains why the city was so good for his creativity." www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/b06...
songs/intros removed, just the Bowie interview

[@lyndafisher1598]

The origin story of his wardrobe door @ 7:20. What a sublime arc of character to let The Trickster make his final cameo in the Lazarus video. What a grand finale that last shot of him rewinding, backing into the wardrobe, closing the door. I’ll bet there’s a key somewhere in that video. We’re grateful you didn’t throw away that key back in LA in 74, Mr. Bowie. Thank you for another forty years of everything!!
And thank you for the great interview, Soul Man.

[@madalynmoth4263]

Thank you for sharing it. David directed the happening of the vision of every instrumental track on Low & Hero’s, & part of his genius is his influence on his collaborators, bringing things out in them. One of his gifts is intuitive selecting, & making his own intended context with people as they are paint.

[@FunkATeer-qk7hq]

💜🤘🏿

[@rosemarymills1671]

he says he was happy but he still struggled with addiction.

[@danielemilegeorges7373]

I really think he was never really clean until he met Iman.

[@danw1374]

Was still dabbling a bit up until just past the scary monsters album