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David Bowie - Let's Dance (LP) - VG/VG+

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The vinyl record album artwork of David Bowie's Let's Dance LP
The back cover of David Bowie's Let's Dance second hand vinyl record
Condition:
Used
Availability:
Out Of Stock
Current Stock:
Visually Graded Record:
VG
Visually Graded Sleeve:
VG+
Catalogue #:
ST.17093
Format:
LP Vinyl Record
Genre(s):
Electronic, Rock, Pop Rock, Synth-pop

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Album Info

Artist: David Bowie
Album: Let's Dance
Released: Australia, 1983

Tracklist:

A1Modern Love4:46
Lyrics By, Music By - David Bowie
A2China Girl5:32
Lyrics By, Music By - David Bowie, Iggy Pop
A3Let's Dance7:38
Lyrics By, Music By - David Bowie
A4Without You3:08
Bass - Bernard Edwards
Lyrics By, Music By - David Bowie
B1Ricochet5:14
Lyrics By, Music By - David Bowie
B2Criminal World4:25
Lyrics By, Music By - Duncan Browne, Peter Godwin, Sean Lyons
B3Cat People (Putting Out Fire)5:09
Lyrics By - David Bowie
Music By - Giorgio Moroder
B4Shake It3:49
Lyrics By, Music By - David Bowie


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Description

David Bowie's "Let's Dance" marked a significant evolution in the artist's repertoire, propelling him into the realm of mainstream pop and dance music. As his fifteenth studio album, it signified a departure from the experimental soundscapes that had characterized much of his earlier work. Instead, it saw Bowie embracing the vibrant aesthetics and groovy rhythm of 80s pop and dance music, resulting in an album that was both a commercial success and a definitive soundtrack of the era.

Produced by Nile Rodgers of Chic fame, "Let's Dance" skillfully merges Bowie's unique artistic sensibility with the funky, infectious energy of dance music. The title track, "Let's Dance," stands as a shining example of this fusion. Combining Bowie's haunting vocals with the driving rhythm of the track and the scintillating guitar work of a young Stevie Ray Vaughan, it crafts an irresistible sonic invitation to the dance floor.

Equally impressive is "China Girl," a song co-written by Iggy Pop, which undergoes a transformative, radio-friendly makeover in this album. Against a backdrop of catchy, almost hypnotic melody, Bowie's vocals convey a spectrum of complex emotions, solidifying the track's appeal and ensuring its longevity.

Despite the commercial success of "Let's Dance," it did stir controversy among Bowie's longtime fans, who lamented the departure from the depth and experimentation that had defined his previous work. Yet, the album underscores Bowie's artistic versatility, his innate ability to navigate and excel in diverse musical genres while imprinting them with his unique signature.

In its entirety, "Let's Dance" is not just an album; it is a musical statement, a testament to Bowie's ever-evolving artistic journey. It stands as a seminal 80s album, capturing the essence of the era while underscoring Bowie's chameleon-like ability to constantly adapt, innovate, and, above all, surprise.

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