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Carlos Alomar (n. 7 de mayo de 1951 en Ponce, Puerto Rico) es un músico, guitarrista, compositor y arreglista musical puertorriqueño-estadounidense, muy conocido por su trabajo con David Bowie, de quien fue el músico con mayor presencia en sus álbumes.
Alomar played on Bowie's groundbreaking "Berlin Trilogy" of albums— Low (1977), "Heroes" (1977) and Lodger; he also co-wrote the "Heroes" track "The Secret Life of Arabia" and the Lodger track "DJ" with Bowie and Brian Eno. In the Lodger single "Boys Keep Swinging", Alomar swapped instruments with Dennis Davis and played drums.
Bowie se desdobla tocando guitarra, sintetizadores, saxos, armónica, xilófono y percusión. Sobrevivía Carlos Alomar de la formación anterior, quien se encargó de la guitarra rítmica, junto a Ricky Gardiner, mientras que la base rítmica, que participa principalmente en el lado A, fue conformada por George Murray (bajo) y Dennis Davis ...
Although Low is considered the first of Bowie's Berlin Trilogy, most of it was recorded at the Château d'Hérouville in France. Returning from the Station to Station sessions were guitarist Carlos Alomar, bassist George Murray and percussionist Dennis Davis.
Carlos Alomar, George Murray and Dennis Davis arrived from America and began to develop Bowie’s song ideas and record some backing tracks. Alomar had known back in May that an album was being planned but was not privy to its exact nature.
6 de may. de 2021 · Chuck Berry told me, “Boy, you don’t rehearse rock ‘n roll!...”On this Carlos Alomar interview, meeting David Bowie, and why he left Bowie… growing up with a...
13 de ene. de 2017 · In the wake of Bowie’s death, his longtime guitarist Carlos Alomar, who was Low ‘s musical director, could listen to little besides the album’s instrumentals. He was stunned by their...
