Show Notes
Born January 8th 1947, died January 10th 2016, David Bowie will be most remembered as a fearless innovator who reshaped popular culture, music genres, and the possibilities of artistic identity. His influence resonates in cultural movements, and the work of visual artists and countless musicians today.
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Over the past couple of years I’ve been lucky enough to talk to a number of artists who cite Bowie as one of their main influences, and have their own unique stories about him. Here are the best ones of the past couple of years.
with Marcella Detroit Dana Gillespie Man Parrish Artist Mark Wardel Chris Duffy of the Duffy Archive 'M' Robin Scott
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My guest today is Chris Difford — songwriter, musician and co-founder of Squeeze, one of Britain’s most distinctive and enduring bands.