David Bowie: unreleased album will be released soon – RPP News

An unreleased album of David Bowie, recorded when the British musical genius began to experiment with the soul, will be first released in full, he announced the Parlophone label

<. p> Estate. the English artist, known for his pioneering rocker and glamorous style, worked in 1974 in the soundstage Sigma in Philadelphia, for its attachment to the city that had a strong relationship with the soul.
the result was his classic album “Young Americans”. But he also conceived one of seven songs whose name, “The Gouster” alluded to the current fashion among young African-Americans in Chicago.

New . This unreleased album will be includido entirely in the selection “David Bowie – Who Can I Be Now (1974-1976)”., Which also feature original artwork, said seal

“David was an obsession with soul like me. We were fans of the TV show ‘Soul Train’ “said producer lifelong Bowie, Tony Visconti, quoted on the official website of Bowie on Facebook.

“We were not ‘young, gifted and black’,” he wrote to a famous song by Nina Simone, “but we wanted to make a mortal soul album.”

album. “the Gouster” begins with an extended version and more funk of “John, I’m only Dancing” version, its only 1972 that was considered risque for its homosexual theme.

the launch of “the Gouster” will appeal mainly to the most passionate fans of Bowie, as most of the issues raised in the last stage of the creation of “Young Americans”.

the three songs others were thrown in later years, including a reissue of “Young Americans” in 1991

in 2009 there were two previously unreleased songs. “I Am a Lazer” and “Shilling the Rubes”

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Speculation. a seller, who said the tapes were found in a street sale in Philadelphia, the internet offered at $ 15,000. Bowie fans speculated that it could have bought rocker to keep them private.

Those songs were not included in the new selection, whose release date was not announced. Bowie’s agent said the launch details will be announced next week.

This selection follows the first, “Five Years (1969-1973)” which came out in September in two editions, one 12 CD or another of 13 LP.

Bowie died after struggling for several months against a cancer that was not known publicly, two days after the release of their latest album, “Blackstar” on his 69th birthday.