Nile Rodgers is easily one of the music’s most prolific producers working with an incredibly diverse roster of artists, from Diana Ross to Mick Jagger to Duran Duran, but one of his biggest musical contributions is his work on David Bowie’s massive 1983 album Let’s Dance.
Remember that story from a couple of months ago about David Bowie’s first recorded demo being found in an old bread basket? It finally went to auction and sold for an obscene amount of money!
The old surefire sign you made it to next-level fame came when a local restaurant named a sandwich or menu item after you, but now scientists have taken their fandom to new heights.
Today (September 5) is “National Cheese Pizza Day.” While you could (and should) celebrate by actually eating cheese pizza, we think you should also check out this gallery of some of the cheesiest music videos in classic rock. Truthfully, this list could go on for quite a long time, but we’re exercising restraint and only…
At some point or another, we’ve stored various important items in strange places, but this story about David Bowie’s first demo is pretty outrageous to say the yeast...oops...least.
David Bowie’s landmark album The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars was released 46 years ago today (June 16), and since its release, the album’s legend has managed to grow year by year, especially since Bowie's unexpected passing in 2016.
It’s commonly known that David Bowie turned down Dave Grohl on a collaboration for a song on a film soundtrack, but that piece of music may end up being released in the near future.
No matter how many times we see Johnny Depp live with the Hollywood Vampires, we still can’t get over the fact that Captain Jack Sparrow more than holds his own on stage with the likes of Alice Cooper and Joe Perry.
