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1975, at the Cherokee Studios, by Geoff MacCormack
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David Bowie, 1975, © Geoff MacCormack
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February 24, 1975: Ronnie Wood, David Bowie and Geoff MacCormack backstage at The Faces gig at MSG, NYC
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People magazine:
The so-called "flamingo pose" was a force of habit for Bowie, snapped here by MacCormack on the set of the sci-fi drama The Man Who Fell to Earth.
MacCormack recalls a story relayed in the book in which he and Bowie, along with some other friends, trekked out to Carlsbad Caverns in Carlsbad, New Mexico on a day off from shooting. As they headed back to set, they stopped at a greasy spoon—and quickly stuck out among the crowd.
"It was full of kind of rednecks and whatever, and at one point David had a leather jacket on, and people were kind of staring at us because we were English and odd," he says. "He had this kind of Elvis Presley snarl on his face, like he was quite a tough guy, and I clocked that. And then I looked below and he was actually standing like that, and that's what people were looking at. It didn't matter how tough he was trying to look, that was the giveaway!
"It's just a pose he sometimes did. It's good fun, isn't it?"
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David Bowie by Geoff MacCormack in Moscow
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David Bowie filming in Moscow by Geoff MacCormack, 1973
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DB in the mirror 1975
‘I borrowed a cheap East German camera (Praktica) from Sabrina Guinness who was also working on the film The Man Who Fell to Earth. I took a couple of shots with David larking around in the mirror, the third one was a close-up reflection which turned out to be one of the best images in my collection’
Article here.
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David Bowie
sleeping on the Trans Siberia Express, 1973. Photo by Geoff MacCormack
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David Bowie: Pin Ups
top: RCA Victor RS 1003, 1973
2nd: RCA International NL 84653, 1983
3rd: EMI EMC 3580, 1990 (Gatefold, bonus tracks)
Originally released: October 19, 1973
#meine photos#vinylcollection#david bowie#1973 music#mick ronson#ken fordham#trevor bolder#aynsley dunbar#mike garson#geoff maccormack#vinyloftheday#vinylcommunity#vinylgeek#vinylrecords
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Geoff MacCormack, David Bowie on the Trans-Siberian Express, 1973
"This shot was taken early on inside the Trans-Siberian Express. Our dress code rapidly fell away after about two days into the long journey. The jacket David is wearing is a Freddie Buretti (David's personal tailor) original. With his bright red hair and unconventional clothing, Bowie didn't exactly blend in with the austere surroundings of Siberia." Geoff MacCormack
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David Bowie sleeping on the Trans Siberia Express, 1973.
Photo by Geoff MacCormack
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"Silly — Clever — Brave!"
— Geoff MacCormack, when asked to describe his lifelong friend David Bowie in one sentence.
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David Bowie in New Mexico in 1975.
Photo by Geoff MacCormack
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