Bowie – Pinups

David Bowie – Pinups

A vibrant homage to the sounds that shaped a generation, Pinups finds David Bowie turning his attention to the British and American rock & roll that inspired him in the 1960s. Released at the height of his glam rock era, the album sees Bowie reimagining a handpicked selection of classics with his signature flair and theatrical edge.

Backed by his formidable band, including guitarist Mick Ronson, Bowie transforms each track into something distinctly his own - injecting swagger, grit, and a polished glam sheen. From the punchy energy of Rosalyn to the haunting take on Sorrow and the psychedelic shimmer of See Emily Play (originally by Pink Floyd), Pinups is both a love letter and a reinvention.

Rather than simple covers, these recordings feel alive with personality - bridging Bowie’s past influences with the bold artistic identity he was forging at the time. The result is a compelling and stylish collection that stands as a unique chapter in his ever-evolving catalogue.

Tracklist:

A Side
A1. Rosalyn – 2:27
A2. Here Comes The Night – 3:09
A3. I Wish You Would – 2:40
A4. See Emily Play – 4:03
A5. Everything's All Right – 2:26
A6. I Can't Explain – 2:07

B Side
B1. Friday On My Mind – 3:18
B2. Sorrow – 2:48
B3. Don't Bring Me Down – 2:01
B4. Shapes Of Things – 2:47
B5. Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere – 3:07
B6. Where Have All The Good Times Gone? – 2:35