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Music Appreciation

ProfessorGAC

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7. Again, We Agree In General...

Reply to highplainsdem (Reply #5)

Sun Oct 5, 2025, 05:26 PM

Oct 5

...but in the late 60s & early 70s, attention was everything.
Being a good song writer was great, but being a good song writer garnering attention was gold.

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David Bowie: The Jean Genie, San Francisco, October 28, 1972. [View all] speak easy Oct 5 OP

Pretty Cool ProfessorGAC Oct 5 #1

I think the glam rock musicians may have been hurt as much as helped by the costumes. I also think highplainsdem Oct 5 #3

While In General, I Agree... ProfessorGAC Oct 5 #4

Oh, he had to dress the part to be Ziggy. I just think he could have written and had hits with great highplainsdem Oct 5 #5

Again, We Agree In General... ProfessorGAC Oct 5 #7

I don't think there's any way Jean Genie would've missed becoming a hit. Look at all the rock stars highplainsdem Oct 5 #8

We'll Leave It There ProfessorGAC Oct 5 #9

I'm sorry. I tend to overdo it. highplainsdem Oct 5 #13

He " could have had more years working ... with Mick Ronson" speak easy Oct 5 #10

Nope... the clothes were a definite plus to my 17 yr old eyes at the time! ihaveaquestion Oct 5 #2

Dedicated to Cyrinda Foxe, RIP BigmanPigman Oct 5 #6

Not Jimmy Osterberg, speak easy Oct 5 #11

Nope, he wrote it for Cyrinda Foxe. BigmanPigman Oct 5 #12