Dey Street Books

I ate little, but ingested a critically unfair amount of chemicals.”

This robot-funk space-rock epic holds up as his greatest album, even if he couldn’t remember making it

Bowie called him “a would-be romantic with absolutely no emotion

Bowie’s five best albums came all in a five-year rush: Station to Station (1976), Low (1977), “Heroes” (1977), Lodger (1979), Scary Monsters (1980

The rhythm section: Dennis Davis on drums, George Murray on bass, and Carlos Alomar on guitar.

Tony Visconti produced four of these albums; Brian Eno played on three of them. Robert Fripp played on a couple

But the Davis/Murray/Alomar axis was one of the toughest rock and roll bands that ever existed

Frank Sinatra visited the studio and gave his blessing to Bowie’s version of the Hollywood torch song “Wild Is the Wind

The ‘Station to Station’ track itself is very much concerned with the Stations of the Cross

I never play this song without wanting to hear the whole thing again.