David Bowie Trough the Years ( 1973-1976)

At the time,David Bowie was soon promoted to a great rock star and he started a lot of work in music. The founder and lead singer of "Velvet Underground", Lou Reed, in his solo breakthrough Bowie hires him, along with Mick Ronson, the producer is on his second album, Transformer. Iggy Pop with his band "The Stooges" with Bowie signed a business cooperation for the production of their third album Raw Power. It was notable original compositions on the album, Bowie later, but for large changes in the mixing. Bowie working on comeback album "The Moot Hooplea" All The Young Dudes, and besides all this, and publishes their new material Aladdin Sane, released in April 1973rd

Aladdin Sane follows previous style glam and hard rock and Bowie first time with it comes a number of the UK charts. Hit song "The Jean Genie" peaked at No. 2 singles charts, a "Drive-In Saturday" at No. 3 Album includes the processing of the Rolling Stones song, "Let's Spend the Night Together." Bowie hired Mike Garson that he plays the piano solo on the album and the title track, which was identified as the most important clip of the material [9].

In October of 1973. the album Pin Ups, with remakes of songs then the most famous band The Who, The Kinks, Pink Floyd, The Yardbirds, The Pretty Things, Bruce Springsteen and the lesser known The Easybeats and The Merseysa. Album's number 3 on the British album charts, a hit song "Sorrow" became a number of singles charts, as Bowie delivers the best selling album by then [10]. On this album, Bowie announced breakup with supporting band "Spiders From Mars" and the termination of concert activity. One of the major reasons for this move was his desire to write a musical inspired by Orwell's novel "1984". After not getting consent from the copyright owner, part-written pieces published on the album Diamond DogsDiamond Dogs, released 1974th , was musically designed as a logical continuation of Ziggy, where he shows guitar riffs and lyrical ballads. The album was given a lot of hit songs, "Rebel Rebel" peaked at No. 5 UK charts, and "Diamond Dogs" at number 21 After releasing the album runs a great Bowie Diamond Dogs tour North America from June to December 1974. Stage choreography and wasteful production of special effects cost a lot of money, no time Bowie has set new standards that become the practice in his later work.

After being hired guitarist Carlos Alomar, and a group of prominent soul artists, issued live album from soul stylization David Live. Bowie commented to David Live album should be called "David Bowie Is Alive and Well and Living Only In Theory", presumably because of his frenetic psychological state at that time. Nevertheless, the album it is even more firmly established as superstars, climbing to number 2 and number 8 British American newspaper.

Bowie album Young Americans in 1975. again for a stylish twist. The album was a direct tribute to Philadelphia soul, and has achieved great success. Hit song "Fame", signed by John Lennon and Carlos Alomar, occupies No. 1 U.S. music charts. Inspired by the great success, Bowie moved to Los Angeles, where the 1976th starring in the film directed by Nicolas Roeg The Man Who Fell to Earth (for which he received Saturn Award for Best Actor) and recorded an album Station to Station.

Station to Station is a project of the transition from the plastic-soul Young Americans in cold Berlin robotic sound. Retaining features soul manners, Bowie and his performance adds croonersku note as a fundamental characteristic of paranoid and dark art-rock album, a gallery of his alter ego character adds Tin White Duke .Bowie moves to the next major tour The 1976 World Tour, where the emphasis is entirely on new tracks, the dramatic title track and the ballad "Wild Is the Wind", "Word on a Wing" and the funky "TVC 15" and "Stay" . The majority of contractors are well informed on the record, and more on the tour: Carlos Alomar on rhythm guitar, George Murray on bass and Dennis Davis on drums. As guests on the tour is to perform solo guitar Earl Slick, Adrian Belew, and Bruce Springsteen and Roy Bittan on keyboards. The tour was very successful, but due to the gloomy atmosphere and the Nazi greeting, journalists Bowie began calling to advocate fascism. Based Templates disco and pop ballads Bowie issued a very successful single "Golden Years", but more has a drug problem and returned to England. After being attacked by the media more and more by Nazism and the increasing dependency, Bowie moved to Berlin.