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La discografía del músico británico de rock David Bowie consiste en veinticinco álbumes de estudio, nueve en directo, cuarenta y seis recopilatorios, seis EP, ciento diez sencillos y tres bandas sonoras.El intérprete también publicó trece vídeos y cincuenta y nueve videoclips.Nacido como David Jones, el debut del artista fue el sencillo de 1964 «Liza Jane» de Davie Jones & the King Bees.
Vinyl —. LP, Album. David Bowie - Blue Jean (Extended Dance Mix) 5:11. David Bowie - Dancing With The Big Boys (Extended Dance Mix) 7:18. Dancing with the Big Boys (Extended Dub Mix) 7:15. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1984 Vinyl release of "Blue Jean" on Discogs.
A few days after shooting the Jazzin’ For Blue Jean, Julien Temple filmed a second, less elaborate video for ‘Blue Jean‘ at the Wag Club in London’s Soho for a one-off screening at the MTV Awards, which took place on 14 September 1984 at Radio City Music Hall in New York.. At the awards Bowie won an award for ‘China Girl‘, which was picked up on his behalf by Iggy Pop.
Extrait de l'album "Tonight" no. 2402271 [From the LP Tonight]. Enregistré au Canada [Recorded in Canada]. ℗ 1984 David Bowie sous licence EMI America Records. Barcode and Other Identifiers. Rights Society: SACD SACEM SDRM SGDL ... David Bowie - Blue Jean (Official Video) 3:26;
The story behind ‘Blue Jean’ ‘Blue Jean’ was the lead-off single from David Bowie’s Tonight album, and reached the top-ten on both sides of the Atlantic – number 6 in the United Kingdom and 8 in America.. It was the most obvious single on the album, but was written off as a cheap score by its creators.
About Blue Jean "Blue Jean" is a song written and recorded by David Bowie for his sixteenth studio album Tonight. One of only two tracks on the album to be written entirely by Bowie, it was released as a single ahead of the album and charted within the Top 10 in the UK and the United States, peaking at No. 6 and No. 8, respectively.
Songfacts®: Bowie described this Eddie Cochran-inspired single in a 1987 interview as "a piece of sexist rock 'n roll. [laughs] It's about picking up birds. It's not very cerebral, that piece." The bass guitarist miming in the video is Richard Fairbrass, who seven years later would find fame as a member of Right Said Fred ("I'm Too Sexy").
