Album
David Bowie – Pin Ups Album Lyrics
"Pin Ups" is David Bowie's covers album that finds the Ziggy Stardust persona interpreting British mod and R&B classics from the mid-'60s, transforming tracks by The Kinks, The Who, and Pink Floyd through his theatrical glam rock lens. The album showcases Bowie's chameleonic ability to inhabit different musical identities while maintaining his distinctive vocal style and Mick Ronson's crunching guitar work. What makes it distinctive is how Bowie doesn't simply recreate these songs but reimagines them as glittering, androgynous anthems that bridge the gap between '60s mod culture and '70s glam excess.
Tracklist
| 1 | Rosal Yn |
| 2 | Here Comes The Night |
| 3 | I Wish You Would |
| 4 | See Emily Play |
| 5 | Everything's Alright |
| 6 | I Can’t Explain |
| 7 | Friday on My Mind |
| 8 | Sorrow |
| 9 | Don't Bring Me Down (1999 Digital Remaster) |
| 10 | Shapes Of Things |
| 11 | "Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere" |
| 12 | Where Have All The Good Times Gone |
| • | Amsterdam |
| • | Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere? (1999 Digital Remaster) |
| • | Everything's Alright (1999 Digital Remaster) |
| • | Friday On My Mind (1999 Digital Remaster) |
| • | Growin’ Up |
| • | Here Comes the Night (1999 Digital Remaster) |
| • | I Can't Explain (1999 Digital Remaster) |
| • | I Wish You Would (1999 Digital Remaster) |
| • | Port of Amsterdam |
| • | Port of Amsterdam (1973 B-side of “Sorrow”) |
| • | Rosalyn |
| • | Rosalyn (1999 Digital Remaster) |
| • | See Emily Play (1999 Digital Remaster) |
| • | Shapes of Things (1999 Digital Remaster) |
| • | Where Have All the Good Times Gone (1999 Digital Remaster) |