Credits:

David Bowie

Description:

Two singles, "The Jean Genie" and "Drive-In Saturday," were released prior to the album's release and both reached #2 and #3 in the UK Singles Chart. SANE" was the first album to reach the top of the UK Albums Chart and reached the Top 20 in the U.S., further solidifying David Bowie's status as an artist established by his previous albums. While being a glam-rock masterpiece, the title track, "Lady Grinning Soul," "Time," and other tracks feature the addition of brass, woodwinds, and Mike Garson's piano sound, presenting a musicality that has evolved significantly from the previous album. It is a point worth mentioning. The album cover, which shows Bowie in red and blue lightning makeup, has such a strong impact that it is considered one of the most famous covers in history.This jacket, by photographer Brian Duffy, who also shot the covers for 1979's "LODGER" and 1980's "SCARY MONSTERS (AND SUPER CREEPS)," will no doubt go down in history not only as an extremely important piece of art and culture history, but also as an important piece of art history and culture history. It will no doubt be passed down from generation to generation as a very important work in the history of not only music, but also art and culture. ALADDIN SANE" represents, according to Bowie, "Ziggy's visit to Washington, D.C., and the way he was greatly influenced by the United States. This was to be the last performance of the Ziggy Stardust character, and in July 1973, three months after the release of this album, Ziggy Stardust's persona was laid to rest at the Hammersmith Odeon in London. (2/2)

Tracklisting:

1.Watch That Man
2.Aladdin Sane
3.Drive-In Saturday
4.Panic in Detroit
5.Cracked Actor