Moon Rappin' (Classic Vinyl Series): Vinyl LP testing SW ‘David Bowie’ was David Bowie’s

‘David Bowie’ was David Bowie’s debut album on Decca’s Deram label and was released on June 1st 1967 Features the singles “Love You Till Tuesday” and “Rubber Band” According to his manager

The album charts the stumble and fall of a self-obsessed dancing antihero and his romantic travails

"Sugar Kane" did better commercially than "Youth Against Fascism"

After several acclaimed Blue Note albums that solidified his Jazz cred while hinting at his Hip-Hop leanings

hence the intensified focus on pure rhythm

Moon Rappin' (Classic Vinyl Series): Vinyl LP testing SW ‘David Bowie’ was David Bowie’sBrother Jack McDuff was already a well established and prolific organist who led his own soul jazz bands throughout the 1960s when he came to Blue Note Records in 1969. Following his label debut Down Home Style, McDuff made one of the most creatively ambitious albums of his career with Moon Rappin, which was released in 1970. The album featured 5 funky, spaced out McDuff originals including hard grooving numbers like Flat Backin and Loose Foot, as