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The man, the legacy..
David Bowie.
The tributes and the
Brixton street party in
honour of him are amazing.
He continued
progressing with
the times
constantly and
still to his last
days left the
world with
music, and the
fact that it is
cool to be
different and
unique.
(Oh and just to
clarify, David Zowie
is very much alive!)
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To commemorate the life and works of David Bowie (8 January 1947 – 10 January 2016), music licensing company PPL has released an official chart of the Most Played David Bowie Tracks of the 21st Century.
Aggregated using PPL’s
exclusive UK airplay data,
the chart collates those
Bowie tracks which have
been played in public and broadcast on TV and radio
since the year 2000.
Let’s Dance, David Bowie’s
1983 release, produced by
Nile Rogers, tops the chart. Timeless classics also
features in the top
twenty PPL Most
Played David Bowie
Tracks of the 21st
Century chart
include, Under
Pressure (Bowie’s
hit duet with British
rock band Queen) at
number two, and
Starman (the inaugural
story of persona Ziggy
Stardust), at number
three.
David Bowie’s top 20
most played tracks
span three
decades of
recordings with t
he earliest,
Space Oddity,
released in
1969,
appearing in
the chart at
number seven,
and Absolute Beginners,
released in 1986, at number
19.