I HAD THE STANK FACE!!! FIRST TIME HEARING DAVID BOWIE- FAME REACTION
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David Bowie, keeping motherfukers guessing since the 70s❤❤❤❤
🤣True!
right on brother couldn't have put it better!
great line:)
#Facts 🤷🏾♀️
For real
Bowie was one of those great artists where you never knew what to expect next. He was always experimenting with his sound , and very successfully.
No two Bowie albums have the sound. He constantly evolved, right up to the point of his death.
@@joelhoulette3244 Agreed.
To be fair - Bowie's music was a moving target, you couldn't pin it down to any specific sound or style, but you could always kinda tell it was Bowie.
John Lennon co wrote and sings backup vocal. Great reaction Scribe. Try Bowie’s song Heroes.
"Golden Years" by Bowie, too. A great companion funk track to "Fame."
The song started as a guitar riff by Carlos Alomar. Bowie's then guitarist. Also credited as a co-writer on the song.
@@Itelkner Yeah, Golden Years if you want to follow the funk.
John Lennon also playing bass on this one
@@debjorgo One always made me think of the other.
Some of the best chair dancing I've ever seen
thats what white boy FUNK does to you
Scribe, check out " Golden Years" by Bowie. Another great funk track that was also a hit around that same time.
also Stay. eargasim!
Ashes to Ashes. One of his best. Not saying much, since that's such a long list. 😁
Yes, I agree, 100%. Such a huge, long list, but I do really love Ashes to Ashes.
No matter the style song he created... Hits !!!
Having grown up in the 80's, I was raised with a love for all kinds of music from all different times; and I can't express how grateful I am that I was born in this Era to be able to hear such amazing and beautiful music.
Love seeing the younger generation diggin' on musicians that we were diggin' on back in the day!
The big fire 🔥 has not even begun. Each character is another chapter of Bowie. Start in the late 60s and work your way through his individual master works of the decades. Bowie is life.
Yeah. Literally all bowie. His folky beginnings. That lovely late 60s space oddity album into man who sold the world. Paving the way for Hunky Dory and of course Ziggy. I'd argue no artist has had more artistically impactive era as bowie did from 1970~-1977. Those 7 years especially 1970-74 he just had amazing album after amazing album. Every single track of every album memorable. Of course scary monsters was lovely into his pop period. But I loved it all, heathen has become one I play more often. Never get tired of bowie.
@@drdre4397 fair enough, heathen has one of his greatest tracks, Slow Burn.
@@T.o.m._. I love that song. The riff, the tone, the vocal he puts on the track.
Bowie - the original musical chameleon! Constantly reinventing his public persona: constantly reinventing his music. Always fresh! Thanks! Peace from SF
Thats how everyone should react to the genius of Bowie
Moonage Daydream - David Bowie
There's also a great video of David doing this song on Soul Train! His music was funky, jazzy, and many other things.
People WAY overuse the term "ahead of its time," but in this case, it applies. Bowie was always on the cutting edge. And let's thank Lennon for being there too.
Nice to see someone else who clearly loves Zappa enjoying Bowie. I love that story of Bowie stealing Zappa's guitarist. Two amazing artists, unfortunately Frank often doesn't get the credit he deserves.
Ya damn right
Don’t forget Carlos Alomar, who came up with the riff.
Golden Years is another funky song by him I think you will like.
Here’s a six pack to try... “Heroes” “Rebel Rebel” “Lets Dance” “Panic in Detroit” “”Young Americans” “Sound + Vision”
This is my FAVORITE Bowie song...period RIP DB
Bowie co-wtrote this song with John Lennon. John also played guitar and sang background vocals (The repeating falsetto "Fame").
That funky ass guitar ‘lick’ is Carlos Alomar guitarist from the Apollo Theater house band...
YAS YAS YASSS... LOVED this reaction. Let the music move you in such a way that you can't deny the funk and what it makes a body do! That groove is smooth. But like Snoop Dogg says, "don't let the smooth flava fool ya"! Bowie's catalog is a rabbit hole of musical styles, constantly changing his look to go with the character contained in "album". Highly recommend "Ziggy Stardust", "Hang Onto Yourself", "Jean Jenie", "Rebel Rebel", "Space Oddity" and "TVC 1-5".
Bowie did whatever the hell he wanted. Metal, soul' pop, disco, whatever he pleased.
Definitely. The Man Who Sold The World is a Metal album.
Bowie is a rock and roll chameleon. He has went through many transformations over the decades.
Wow Hall & Oates and David Bowie in one night! Somebody's been going through my music collection LOL! David Bowie, like Prince and Queen, can do any different styles of music and be great at it. Loving that stank face! 🤣😂😍😘🥰🌹👑⭐🎶🎵🕺🏾🎼
Huge fire🔥💥 Gotta get a rain check on.. fame! Lol
That’s John Lennon singing with him! They wrote it together!! 🎼✌️❤️
Scribe, please do Let's Dance. Let's see your face when he sings "under the moonlight, the SERIOUS moonlight". It's a vibe.
I loved him and miss him every day.
Greatest artist of all time
He was so diverse. Genius
Yea girl, feel that Bowie and LETS DANCE!
But do you have your red shoes on to dance the blues?
When Fame came on at the Club
EVERYBODY got on the Dance Floor, even if you had to dance by yourself! You just blended into the crowd, and JAMMED. What memories...
Musically, David Bowie is all over the place with his versatility. Fame is from 1975. I remember when this song was new on the radio and back then most of your top 40 was played on AM, where the sound quality is terrible and you had one speaker on the dashboard in the car, but there were few rock stations on FM back in the day. Near the end where they sang Fame from high to low were tricks that were done on tape machines. Rebel Rebel is a good one, but it's a straight up rock song and not funky, but still great. Let's Dance is awesome and he has a whole lot of other things. Just Google his catalog and pick one. Great reaction.
His musical style changed frequently. That's how he kept going up until his untimely death recently.
That's that old school taste good kinda music 🤣🤣✌️
One of his many best songs god bless MR. Bowie
Wow Scribe you really got into this one !!! It was fun watching you react to this !!
The Thin White Duke strikes again! hahaha. Bowie's career spanned like 5 decades! His style changed through the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, and 2000s. He started out as a folk singer.
Not really, started in standard rock n roll/blues/pop bands (1963-66), then sort of light entertainment songs (1966-67 maybe) then the folky style (1968-69), then back to rock/pop (1970-)
This whole album was Bowie’s salute to black music. No matter what he did, NO ONE ELSE was doing it. He was so far ahead of current music every time he released an album.
This came out in the mid-70s when I was in High school!Cool
The reason he is so iconic is he can satisfy YOUR enjoyment of the funk vibe in Fame and MY enjoyment of the Rock vibe of Gene Genie and Rebel Rebel AND every other persons needs with something he has written over the years … very few artists can do that .
👍🏴
Saw Bowie in 1987, Veterans Stadium Philadelphia PA..."Glass Spider Tour"...about the 35th row left center floor. Was a blazing hot day that security had to use Firemen Hoses to spray the crowd down periodically during the shows. To the crowds surprise when Bowie emerged from the Center of the top of the Glass Spider on stage.... directly beneath him was Peter Frampton as his Lead Guitarist. It was a fucking unbelievable moment and the crowd went insane. Top 5 show I've EVER seen in my 54 years. Affirmative not necessary.... eat your hearts out kids....
Check out his appearance on Soul Train. He did this song and "Golden Years". He was the funkiest person in the room. LOL!
Actually the first performance by a white person on Soul Train was him doing this song.
Bowie on a non stop loop is all you need
If that switched you on, you've got good taste. This is when Bowie met Carlos Alomar, from James Brown's band, and took him on a tour of soul and r&b that would last a decade or more. Willlie Weeks from the Isley's on bass, Andy Newmark from Sly on drums and an up and coming young singer called Luther Vandross on backing vocals. Dynamite.
And you've got to be the best chair dancer I've ever seen. Props.
Not on this particular song though (Fame) -
David Bowie - lead vocals, fuzz lead guitar
John Lennon - backing vocals, acoustic guitar, tape loops
Carlos Alomar - lead and rhythm guitars
Emir Ksasan - bass
Dennis Davis - drums
(according to Wikipedia anyway)
@@robh8942 Thanks.
What an era man.. I'd time machine back & hang out & have funk adventures with the OGs..
Sistah, I respectfully suggest you listen to the whole Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars album. Crank the volume as Lou's as it will go.
Bowie could smoke the house down in those days. Touched on so many taboo topics.
Steve Solomon AGREE!!
Bowie owes a lot to Philly!
He does everything ✌️
David Bowie was Ziggy Stardust, Thin White Duke, Major Tom, Alladin Sane, and Jarreth the Goblin King One thing most of all was class. He toured with other groups as pianist with no fanfare. After working with Iggy Pop on albums and tours in interviews he would tell the person doing the interview if they asked a question about him he would walk out. His place was promoting the other person and that was why he was there. David Bowie recreated himself, becoming someone new and special along the way ... Creating new genres of music or narrating Peter and the Wolf. Acting as The Elephant Man and carrying the performance free of makeup. There were 149 Million albums sold, he made 111 singles, 51 music videos and 25 albums, his final album released two days before his death from cancer. The musicians and everyone involved had sworn to keep his health issues secret as he worked ... He lived with class and died that way ...
LOVE YOU! Ziggy Stardust is an EPIC Bowie album. My daily hero, that's you!
"This is big fire" yeah, it's fucking David Bowie.
David Bowie sings and performs in so many different genres of music you can't believe it. Punk Rock as "Ziggy Stardust," and Funky Mc Funkson, Motown, you name it, Bowie does it.
I've known this song since I was in 5th grade, and I'm 57 years old now. Oldie but a goodie!
That will never leave your head. You are Permanently funked.
All of Bowie's music isn't funky, but when it is funky, it's stanky funky. Nile Rodgers was his main funk guru.
I know the song, didn't know it was bowie. Tis a good one. FUNKAAAY!
This song, "Fame", is still Amazing 50 years later...
LOVE the Drumming!!
"John Lennon helped write this song - he came up with the title and also sang the background "Fame" parts in the high voice. They started working on the song when Bowie invited Lennon to the studio, and Lennon played rhythm guitar on a jam session that resulted in this track. . . . "In funk music, what you want to do is put down a lot of holes," Alomar recalled to Mojo magazine of the song's instrumentation, "leaving a little space for someone to be able to dance in. Lennon played acoustic guitar and we reversed it and that's the suction sound you hear at the beginning." At the end of this song, "Fame" is repeated 23 times, each "Fame" being a different note. The repetitions of "Fame" span an amazing four octaves. [from songfacts.com]
Lennon came up with the word “Aim” and Bowie changed it to “Fame”
Imagine going from I Am the Walrus to funk!
Bowie gave us a variety of style. This funk isn't typical in his catalogue, but it is a part of it
If you want to hear really funky Bowie, John, I'm Only Dancing (Again) is a gem.
Awesome reaction!
Scribe, I’ve been listening to it for almost 50 years.
Good choices for next Bowie song: "Ashes To Ashes" or "Golden Years".
That high hat is king on this song. love the groove and song very much
Awesome, as always.
Fame actually charted on the R&B Billboard and Bowie performed it on Soul Train!....
Wasn’t he the first White guy on Soul Train???
omg... girl wi the lil tongue hit those notes!!!
one of the best reactions i've seen... Thank you...
That funk you hear is from Carlos Alomar, a Puerto Rican guitarist who grew up in the Bronx and Upper Manhattan, played guitar in James Brown's band and also the house band at the Apollo Theater. He played in Bowie's band for many years and was the musical director on some of Bowie's tours. The "Young Americans" album was recorded at Sigma Sound Studios in Philly mid-1970s. Luther Vandross created the vocal arrangements for that record. He and Carlos were childhood friends. Chuck
The man had so much soul we all failed in comparison
Good to see the young folks grooving to this old classic.
Bowie was my hero. Followed him since Ziggy Stardust.
Another great reaction. Love your appreciation of these classic songs.
I highly recommend "Golden Years" by Bowie
Yaaaaaaaas Sis🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥Bowie is F I R E!!!
Truly a unique artist, what a legend!!
Bowie wrote songs of every style.
Bowie had so many different sounds. He never stayed in one lane.
I love the "gun" fingers ... greatest reaction video ever!!!!
Welcome to the Bowie world.
There are dozens more.
You are a gas to watch! Love your enthusiasm girl! Definitely subscribing to this. 👍
I LOVE YOUR REACTIONS!!!
Keep up the great work!
Nice!!! 😉💕🎀😊
He also performed this song along with Golden Years on Soul Train. Be sure to check out As the World Falls Down and Let’s Dance.
Fire! You Dang Skippy!
Your ear is incredible! You just pick the lines out of the air, first listen, spit it right back out.
It's incredibly really that such a funky and diverse soumd that was from.70's is still fits in right up.to this time .genius
Okay hi I am HERE for this.
Awesome in concert too
Let’s dance , heroes , ziggy stardust , suffragette city . Just a few Bowie classics
He was a rebel and he was always great
yes, this is funky, I was just as surprised as you, when I first heard this album, hehe
great tune
You’ll love the song golden years
"Ashes to Ashes" has always been one of my favorites.
This song represents everything bomb about the 70's. So popular we broke it down in band class
Love your reaction. Just go with it if you get the "vibe'! We jamming, too.
Bowie actually performed this on Soull Train. Co write with John Lennon, Lennon is singing background and playing that fuzz guitar..yes
6:54 What is that?! That's fire!
That's John Lennon doing a guest vocal :)
Love thaat stank face...so Cute.
David Bowie : “ Fashion “ 💜💕❤️
Best reaction, ever
Bowie defied classification, he was definitely funky, and he was also many other things as well. Everything he did was different from everything else he did. Other songs to check are "Under Pressure" which was a "duet" with Queen and was the source for Vanilla Ice's "Ice Ice Baby", "1984" which he released in 1974, "Golden Years" which was more funk from the Thin White Duke, "Let's Dance" which was a great dance tune, and his magnum opus, "Space Oddity".
The man was an absolute legend!
So cool he acted as the dance off judge in that movie Zoolander 😂