The daughter of David Bowie he remembered his father seven years after his death. It was with an emotional home video where she he sees her playing the keyboard with her father. Alexandria Zahra Jones, 22, posted the images on her Instagram account. “Seven years. Miss you”, were the words chosen by the daughter of the artist and the famous model Iman.
In the post, Alexandria also uploaded a photo hugging Bowie. His Followers they reacted to the memory and leave your feelings in the comments. “Thank you for sharing these beautiful moments with us”, “Thank you for sharing your heart” or “I send you a lot of love Lexi, thank you for sharing such precious moments with us”, were some of them.
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The musician died on January 10, 2016 because of a cancer that passed in silence. The artist had released his 26th studio albumBlackstar, two days earlier, on his 69th birthday.
David Bowie’s “Aladdin Sane” is reissued on the 50th anniversary of his release
The historic record yeswill be reissued on vinyl for celebrate 50 years of his departure. The album will be released on April 14th and will be released as a half speed mastered LP and with picture disc ripped from the same master.
The sixth album by the renowned artist, and the continuation of The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars of 1972, it was originally released in April 1973. Several of the songs on this album were born while the artist was on tour in the United States. As part of the celebration, a 4K remastered version of the music video “The Jean Genie”.
The album was originally co-produced by Bowie and Ken Scott. The album was recorded at Trident Studios in London and RCA Studios in New York. It would be the last album on which Bowie featured Mick Ronson (guitar, piano, backing vocals), Trevor Bolder (bass) and Mick ‘Woody’ Woodmansey (drums) as musicians and featured pianist Mike Garson. The album cover was done by Brian Duffy. She is remembered for the blue and red lightning bolt covering David Bowie’s right eye that became a pop culture reference.
David Bowie’s style: “I am a thief of good taste”
The musician was born david robert jones on January 8, 1947 in Brixton, a working-class neighborhood in south London, which was bombed during World War II and marked his childhood.
He decided to change his last name to avoid possible confusion with another David Jones, singer and actor who, after recording an LP in 1965, would become one of the members of The Monkees under the name of Davy Jones. In 1965 it was renamed Bowie in honor of Jim Bowie, an American adventurer and mercenary.
His work was marked by loneliness, alienation, spirituality, sex, fame, death, the mystery of human communication. An artist who stood out not only in music: she shone in fashion, film and plastic arts.
“I am a thief of good taste. The only art that I am going to study is the one that can be stolen”, he declared in the mid-1970s. Agnostic, although he always embraced the practice of Tibetan Buddhism as a kind of religion: “There is something beyond, God is an energy.” In short, like almost everyone, he was trying to find meaning in his own life and, above all, in his place in the universe.
The sweet home video that David Bowie’s daughter posted to remember him