Hello, music lovers! I'm Robbie, and welcome back to Chatting Tracks. We're thrilled to have you here as we dive into the B-side of David Bowie's iconic album, "Hunky Dory". We adore this album, and we can't wait to flip the record and explore the lighter side. Please drop us a comment with your favourite Bowie album or share if you ever had the chance to see him live.

Welcome to Chatting Tracks! I'm Robbie, and I'm joined by Andy, my partner in crime. We're diving deep into David Bowie's iconic album, Hunky Dory. This album, recorded during the summer of 1971 at London's famed Trident Studios, marks a significant shift in Bowie's musical journey. With Ken Scott as producer and the original Spiders from Mars lineup, this album truly stands out.

Introducing transformative 1970s music The 1970s were a pivotal era in music, marked by unprecedented innovation, genre experimentation, and cultural commentary. The decade was a creative explosion in which artists such as Stevie Wonder and David Bowie elevated the album format to an art form, creating bodies of work that have inspired generations. It was the era when the concept of album trilogies emerged as a means for artists to explore complex themes and narratives.

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