Aladdin Sane

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Aladdin Sane is a 1973 glam rock album by David Bowie, often recognized for its iconic lightning-bolt cover art and its blend of experimental rock and theatrical style.

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Aladdin Sane canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf music album
studio album
artist David Bowie NERFINISHED
backingBand The Spiders from Mars NERFINISHED
chartPositionUK 1
chartPositionUSBillboard200 17
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
coverArtDesigner Brian Duffy NERFINISHED
Celia Philo NERFINISHED
coverArtFeatures lightning bolt across David Bowie's face
coverArtPhotographer Brian Duffy NERFINISHED
criticalReputation classic album
featuresInstrument piano
saxophone
featuresMusician Mick Ronson NERFINISHED
Mick Woodmansey NERFINISHED
Mike Garson NERFINISHED
Trevor Bolder NERFINISHED
genre glam rock
rock
hasTrack Aladdin Sane (1913–1938–197?) NERFINISHED
Cracked Actor NERFINISHED
Drive-In Saturday NERFINISHED
Lady Grinning Soul NERFINISHED
Let’s Spend the Night Together NERFINISHED
Panic in Detroit NERFINISHED
The Jean Genie NERFINISHED
The Prettiest Star NERFINISHED
Time NERFINISHED
Watch That Man NERFINISHED
label RCA Records NERFINISHED
language English
mainCharacter Aladdin Sane (persona) NERFINISHED
makeupArtist Pierre Laroche NERFINISHED
nextWork Pin Ups NERFINISHED
notableSong Aladdin Sane (1913–1938–197?)
Cracked Actor NERFINISHED
Drive-In Saturday NERFINISHED
The Jean Genie NERFINISHED
performer David Bowie NERFINISHED
previousWork The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars NERFINISHED
producer David Bowie NERFINISHED
Ken Scott NERFINISHED
recordedInYear 1972
1973
releaseDate 1973-04-13
styleCharacteristic experimental rock elements
theatrical
theme American tour experiences
fame and decadence

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David Bowie notableWork Aladdin Sane
David Bowie alterEgo Aladdin Sane