1970s – Nedtegnelser

While you may associate the song with the late David Bowie, rest his soul, he did in fact write it for Mott the Hoople exclusively, also appearing on their 1972 album of the same name (i.e. All the Young Dudes).

I was never a big fan (besides only ten at the time, for crying out loud). Actually, shortly thereafter one counted oneself among those ridiculing Mott the Hoople and other bands of that ilk. Looking at and listening to it today, on the other hand, is a different story altogether.

Nah …

14 March 201714 March 2017 by Jarle Petterson Categories: Culture, English, KulturTags: 1970-tallet, 1970s, David Bowie, Mott the Hoople, music, musikk Leave a comment

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Tag: 1970s

Elton John: Rocket Man

Bo Hansson: De svarta ryttarna – Flykten från vadstället, 1970

Shuggie Otis: Strawberry Letter 23, 1970

Jonathan Richman and The Modern Lovers: Ice Cream Man, 1977

Labi Siffre: It Must be Love, 1971

Todd Rundgren: I Saw The Light, 1972

Serge Gainsbourg & Jane Birkin: Melody, 1971

Mott the Hoople: All the Young Dudes, 1972

Tom Verlaine: Kingdom Come, 1979

Inspector Kemp for president

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