MICK RONSON B – DAY, PODCAST : SONGS BY MICK RONSON, DAVID BOWIE, LOU REED, ELTON JOHN & MOTT THE HOOPLE

Τα κομμάτια του podcast, προερχόμενα από διαφορετικούς καλλιτέχνες, έχουν ένα κοινό: την κιθάρα του Mick Ronson. Σαν σήμερα, 26 Μαΐου 1946, στο Hull του Yorkshire γεννήθηκε ένας από τους εμβληματικούς κιθαρίστες των ’70s, ο άνθρωπος που καθόρισε τον ήχο “θεμελιωδών” άλμπουμ του David Bowie [Hunky Dory, The Man Who Sold The World, Ziggy Stardust, Aladdin Sane]. Τον ακούμε σε κομμάτια του Bowie και επίσης των Elton John, Lou Reed, Mott The Hoople. Επίσης σε δυο από σόλο δίσκους του, το Slaughter On The 10th Avenue και το μεταθανάτιο Heaven and Hull. Ο Mick Ronson πέθανε από καρκίνο μόλις 47 χρόνων, λίγο μετά την ηχογράφηση αυτού του άλμπουμ.

The songs of this podcast have one thing in common: Mick Ronson‘s guitar. On this date, May 26, 1946, in Hull, Yorkshire, one of the iconic guitar players of the ’70s was born. The man who defined the sound of David Bowie‘s “fundamental” albums [Hunky Dory, The Man Who Sold The World, Ziggy Stardust, Aladdin Sane]. We hear him on songs by Bowie and also by Elton John, Lou Reed, Mott The Hoople. Also on two songs from solo albums of his, Slaughter On The 10th Avenue, and the posthumous Heaven and Hull. Mick Ronson died of cancer aged just 47, shortly after recording this album.

0:00 DAVID BOWIE : MEMORY OF A FREE FESTIVAL, pt 1 [single edition, 1970]
4:02 MICK RONSON : ONLY AFTER DARK [SLAUGHTER ON 10th AVENUE, 1974]
7:34 MOTT THE HOOPLE : SATURDAY GIGS [single, 1974]
11:52 LOU REED : VICIOUS [TRANSFORMER, 1972]
14:50 ELTON JOHN : MADMAN ACROSS THE WATER original version, 1970 [RARE MASTERS, 1992]
23:41 MICK RONSON : DON’T LOOK DOWN [HEAVEN AND HULL, 1994]
29:33 DAVID BOWIE : THE MAN WHO SOLD THE WORLD [THE MAN WHO SOLD THE WORLD, 1970]

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2 Comments

  1. Resa May 28, 2020 at 11:34 pm

    This is the “sickest” podcast ever! Of course I mean that in the good way… way better than “bad”… in the good way!
    I love every song in this podcast. Brilliant! Also, what a treat to watch Jean Genie and see/hear Mick play the guitar. He was iconic, absolutely!
    Thank you!

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    1. Oannes May 31, 2020 at 10:41 am

      I’m glad you liked it, he was a great guy, so sad he passed away so young.

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