No wonder Grace Jones slapped Russell Harty around the face! Well Done Grace!!

@jeanetteomidvar8777

Жыл бұрын

😂 I feel like doing that now.

@jimbecarroll5780

Жыл бұрын

Ohh is this thr walker she slapped for being such an Asshole w/her ? I don't blame her, he's a big pain in the tush

@caroleyre9144

7 ай бұрын

Haha yes I even remember that lol 💫

My darling David, MILLIONS of people are singing your songs!

He's actually swaying the interviewer by being gracious

His hair is just beautiful in that style. He was so ahead of his time. A facinating man.

There has never been anybody like him and there never will be he is unique he stands alone. David Bowie will always be "Out There"

Bowie wasn't rock, pop, opera or classical Bowie was Bowie. Enough said.

That first interviewer was annoying even to the viewer I can't imagine how David felt lol.

@007ElSenor

Жыл бұрын

Right, he was one of the worst interviewers I have ever seen.

@perrynn7173

Жыл бұрын

Russell Harty. I know exactly what you mean.

@misss7777

Жыл бұрын

He is kind of ridiculing himself though... telling the man who already constantly reinvents himself he needs to reinvent himself. What a Clown...

@4200Shields

Жыл бұрын

What’s incredible is that Bowie came to own that interview as it wore on, by the end it felt like the interviewer was trying to kiss his arse. All through bowie’s quiet intensity and intelligence

@simamkelemadikane

Жыл бұрын

David owned the first interviewer , he tried to be slick but Bowie was having none of it! 💪🏾 Check his response to the question at 1:06 - 1:23

He had amazing hair....I'd kill for hair like that....

Probably the best artist ever kept reinventing himself

@BIZARBIES

Жыл бұрын

The only way he stayed relevant even up to the end was his ability at reinventing himself. He was able to stay ahead of fads and be a trend setting genius. Bowie and Prince were alot alike. Every great artist career has lulls it seems, but Bowie didn't ever stop setting the bar extremely high.

@miketomlin6040

Жыл бұрын

@@BIZARBIES Prince? Horrendous!

@louise_rose

Жыл бұрын

He was as good as Picasso at that, (Pablo, of course, lived most of his life before the age of tv and modern media but the parallels between their approaches to art and life are striking IMO). - Saw Moonage Daydream at the theatre two months ago and this one looks like a superb companion piece!

@barbaraneville2778

Жыл бұрын

I like the thought of him being stardust.

@mitchellbaker9434

Жыл бұрын

I loved Bowie like most everyone, but in fact, his real strategy was to watch out for what new thing was starting up, and he'd then take it and do it better than anyone else.

That first interview aye! Feel the pain B owie putting up with this ponce and the stupidest questions and disrespectful speech from press . And always polite and clever in response. This doc is great BTW.

@louise_rose

Жыл бұрын

Only just begun watching but it sure looks great! Btw he could occasionally play around with the expectations of the news media. Bowie's comments to a couple of Swedish newspapers a few months after that interview, when he and Iggy descended on Stockholm for concerts, elicited this hilarious line in a later media "book of the year in review" for '76: "Bowie's provocative enunciations about homosexuality and Nazism caused a stir and further headlines" ;) Also helped sell tickets...

@ShallowApple22

Жыл бұрын

It was uncomfortable it was like the interviewer was mad at his success 😂

@a.c.2623

Жыл бұрын

The interviewer, Russell Harty, was often irritating and snide like that, seemed to have issues

@anralphdenlugnerundarschid4490

Жыл бұрын

you observed well.

@allisonchainz82

Жыл бұрын

You should look up Marc bolans interview with him, he takes none of that shit lol

In the US I got little red corvette era Prince, ant music era Adam Ant and let's dance era David Bowie .... simultaneously on MTV. Later in life i was introduced to Bahaus. I am still finding Bowie babies everywhere

That guy interviewing him at the beginning was a total tool with horrible questions.

@LannieLord

10 ай бұрын

Bay City Rollers ! LOL

@yves2694

9 ай бұрын

The repulsive Russell Harty. He died of AIDS related hepatitis. Quickly forgotten. Grace Jones hit him on air.

I loved the Bay City Rollers …when I was 10 lol I loved David Bowie since I was a bit younger and I still love him I’m nearly 60 lol 💫

Interviewers were so freaking rude to him. In the end he had the last laugh l. Even better he didn’t let what anyone thought of him stop him from being himself. A lesson far too few of us ever learn let alone dare to be.

I loved Tin machine, saw the show in Montreal .

David Bowie was more than just a rockstar in my opinion. He was eclectic, he was an reinventor, an innovator, one that transcended all genres and boundaries of music! R.I.P Ziggy Stardust.❤️

@siroswaldfortitude5346

Жыл бұрын

and he was gay

@heythatslia6595

9 ай бұрын

@@siroswaldfortitude5346stfu there’s nothing wrong with that.

@theswissmiss69

7 ай бұрын

@@siroswaldfortitude5346yea. He‘s still my favorite queer icon to this day!

@siroswaldfortitude5346

7 ай бұрын

very talented@@theswissmiss69

@siroswaldfortitude5346

7 ай бұрын

Ha, sorry, that was my teenage son who posted that comment. I am a huge Bowie fan@@heythatslia6595

that incident didn't only change the look of his eyes it made him practically blind from one eye since its pupil was paralized and always dilated so it must be painful for him to be in the sunlight.

@caroleyre9144

7 ай бұрын

My Mum has the same yes …she has a dropped Pupil. She is almost blind in that eye….she’s a trooper aswell my Mum ❤️‍🩹🌻💜

@rocknroll_jezus9233

12 күн бұрын

He could still see through it, it was just blurry and wouldn't focus

1974 in a department store Man Who Sold the World was on a turn table in the electronics department. I decided to play the first cut "Width of a circle" while browsing stuff. Told a school friend about it and he was so excited I discovered David Bowie, he lent me his Bowie Vinyl collection. I was hooked. And got to see him on his Diamond Dogs tour and then later The Thin White Duke. Yep, I dressed like him for the Thin White Duke concert, except I wore a red silk blouse under my 3-piece suit instead of a white shirt. Didn't get a chance to see him again in concert, but forever remain a fan.

@jimbecarroll5780

Жыл бұрын

Oh dear, l had to take a second look at this to see if it was me who wrote it. We've had similar experiences w/Bowie and the concerts.

@x_ballerina_x689

Жыл бұрын

Track ID at 48:45 please ❤

@LannieLord

10 ай бұрын

The Diamond Dogs Tour was odd. He was transitioning in the the Philly Soul sound for Young Americans. So a tour that supported an UBER glam-meets-doom concept ..is LOADED with horns . So over-bearing .

@drmidnight680-kz2le

8 ай бұрын

The width of a circle would be the Radius of a circle, when multiplied by 2 it would give you the Circumference of the circle, that'll measure the outside size of the circle.

DANKESCHÖN , FÜR DAS TOLLE VIDEO .BOWIE WAR WARHAFTIG EIN GROßER KÜNSTLER .❤ 👑🤩👏💫🌠⚡🌹⚡

He sure comes across as a nice guy in interviews. He is sure one of my fav artists of all time❤️. Still miss him. I'll be belting out David Bowie's songs till the day I die.

He had amazing facial bone structure and gorgeous thick hair. Incredibly good looking incl up to his death.

@drmidnight680-kz2le

8 ай бұрын

You forgot his beautiful yellow teeth

For me he was the best PopArtArtist from 1966/2016! Mr. David Bowie....... R.I.P.

He is a study in focused persistence if you take a large notice of his years of trying to break into the Biz before something stuck.

Bloody awesome folks! Huge thanks. I still remember 1976. He was always the man.

I like everything im just learning about him but his impeccable manners were so desirable. I never knew how good an actor he was and how warm and witty he was too.

That 1st intervierer..."Have you heard of The Bay City Rollers?" Lol! Talk about a tool!

With a bit of help from Mick,ronno Ronson during the Ziggy years, and then being part of every music scene, right up until his low key death, just the way REAL legends prefer things,RIP, DAVID AND MICK.

Yes. David Bowie sounded like Anthony Newley only taking that sound to the rock 'n Roll genre.

Loved his deep singing voice and his soft spoken speaking voice.

True legend, thanks David ✌️& ❤️

I just love the more mature Bowie but that love encompasses years of loving his styles, music. There’s something about him in his later years that just grabbed me. I listened to Bowie before any of my brothers or friends. They thought I was weird because I had a divers style of my own. Later years they all loved him tho! RIP David. 🎸♥️🎶

David always appeared to be upset, pissed off, and troubled, this video explains why

I commend David for keeping his cool with the first guy.

“I think the image I will have is me-“ God I feel him on that💀 I felt his pain

Truthfully "Labyrinth" is my childhood!!!🤘🤓🏴‍☠️"Dance" yeah Magic "I'll Dance"!!!

I have a framed certificated picture of Bowie & Jagger signed, 1 of my best musical treasures,my very 1st album 4 Xmas was scary mongers super creeps, ❤al AU love you Bowie your influence will never ever die 💯🇦🇺

David Bowie was one of the most unique artists in pop music EVER. A true chameleon, along with Prince. rip to both greats🙏

@drmidnight680-kz2le

8 ай бұрын

They both had higher estrogen levels than most men. Men normally have higher (myself including) testosterone levels

My Mum has the same with her eyes she’s almost blind in one eye she was born just after the War 3 months after it finished …she doesn’t talk much about things she tries to talk about the good things. Happy 78th birthday Mum. My Mum looked like David Bowie also lol ❤️

He indeed has left a permanent mark on more than one generation- David Bowie. A genius. (Perhaps, Man from another planet- as some’s said!) I’ll always remembered him. Love you David. RIP. Thank you for posting. I’m appreciated. Stay healthy🙂everyone.

Funny to hear that question being asked of David before the internet , cell phones and social media. He was only in W. Berlin .

Excellent documentary... Hadn't seen much of the material previously. The interviews with Dana Gillespie, Mary Finnegan, Laurence Myers & Bob Harris are great... Would love to have been there in London in the 1960's. Been a fan since I was 16 in the 1976. TYSM for uploading ❤

@Ticha2477

8 ай бұрын

Quando vejo e ouço David sinto um arrepio espinha abaixo. É ainda hoje o meu artista favorito.❤😅❤

@caroleyre9144

7 ай бұрын

Me too I was born in 1963 I was too young first time round but glad he came back the second time round lol ❤️

I was attracted to his unique, androgynous style and music beginning with Ziggy. He evolved over time, forever changing, like a chamaelion. I didn't like all of his songs, but I loved so many of them.

I can hear a little of Marylin Mansons early interviews & how he handled himself in them by listening to David here. Totatlly different artists but similar in carefully choosing words.

Russell tried but couldn’t break Davids intelligence 🙌🇬🇧❤️

funny how he got better looking when he got older. In the 90s he was GQ guy never looked his age till the cancer got him RIP starman see you soon

@caroleyre9144

7 ай бұрын

My Husband has aswell 29 years together I looked at a recent pic and our wedding pic I was like omghe was just a boy now he is a Man …we were both 32 when we Merried lol

When two Worlds collide David Bowie with Russell Harty bless lol ✨

I like this video. It goes over a lot of Bowie’s career that isn’t shown. Like most Bowie biographies, it skips around his timeline so much new folks might find it confusing for following his career.

Never will there be anyone who can reinvent themselves’ever’ 🇬🇧🙌🥰

Amazing we all loved david in england and all over the world 💖💖💖💖💖

@debby631

7 ай бұрын

American people ❤BOWIE LET'S face it everyone ❤BOWIE

With a quality upload like this, ill give a like, and a sub 👏👏👏👏

Best in the World 💎

Omg the interview at the beginning of this is 😆😆😆

i love how david's ex went over a whole schpeel on how he broke her heart just to be like " but i got over it" lmfaooo idk sis u wrote a whole book about it

@littlemouse7066

Жыл бұрын

two. she never worked a day in her life she ate all her life selling books about him filled with lies to make scandals and sell them and she even admitted once she wrote bs.

I like the Bowie Emoji 😁 AND THE VIDEO TOO

Beau oui comme Bowie A son itw de 76 il est à tomber⚡

One of the best Documentary on ‘David Bowie’. (How could I forgot to mention that) Your works/efforts is much appreciated. Thanks again.

How Rude was Russel Harty. Jeez.

Bowie's not even competitive with Bolan. He's like "you should rather be able to live until you hit 40". But man you gotta pull yourself together

@louise_rose

Жыл бұрын

After Bolan's tragic death (after both men had emerged from their previous coke addiction), he helped put up a trust fund for Bolan's sons and donated some serious money himself to ensure their future.

@sabinchich999

11 ай бұрын

Mark Bolan died in an accident, just tragic..

He was never scared to stand up and be guanine.

They should do a movie about David Bowie and this music

@michaelsalazar8556

Жыл бұрын

Like they did for Elton John and Freddie mercury.that kinda of movie

@brucedillinger9448

Жыл бұрын

I have mixed feeling about your suggestion.

@mimikins7748

Жыл бұрын

I think they will. They’ll probably do one about George Michael too.

@jimbecarroll5780

Жыл бұрын

Oh you've been on Mars and asleep there l see

🖤👩🏼‍🎤

G.O.A.T. 💯❤️‍🔥🏆👏💫🎶⭐💖🤩🎵

Russell Harty was a weird but brilliant interviewer he really didn't ask the usual crap questions we usually hear

More ”The Artist” or ”The King Of Pop” than Prince and MJ put together, period.

@michaeldennistooley4271

Жыл бұрын

Wow definitely a fan of all three to each his own in who is the best.

Russel Hearty imagining he is interesting... in any way.

8/1/1947 - 10/1/2016.. I'm A Black Star... Love you till Tuesday. Well, I might stretch it till Wednesday! Da da da dumb. Dad da da dumb! Love ya, David. 💖

Getting rid of ziggy stardust was the best move he made. This shows his intelligence and determination to keep himself from being just another showman hawking a product.

should be an interesting watch...but pity that video and audio are out of sync

What a genius!As he got older he fell into the comfort of just interpreting the songs... Well as a Lyricist and unknown writer of songs and prose and poetry I think I understand where he is coming from he's fallen into the comfort of interpreting THE songs..hmmm..does anyone wonder where David came to own the copyrights of all the songs he claims to merely interpret..? Well I don't have to wonder I know.. rest in peace David I'm sure that you are..🙏🕊️🤲🧝🌬️🖤

All these years being a fan and I never knew about his freak eye.

23:21 The way she describes David asking, “Can I come home with you tonight”, I’m sure that’s exactly how that went, because my uncle’s ex boyfriend told me of an encounter he’d had in the 7Os while in a club in Amsterdam (The Blue Note?). “Some fascinatingly gorgeous gentleman had walked up to me at the bar and asked me to join him to his hotel. I respectfully turned him down because I found him attractive but I was “working”, you know, and I didn’t want to join him in that way, if I did. So, he smiled, wished me a pleasant evening and walked off…”. My uncle’s ex, “Right after he’d walked away a few of my friends rushed up to me and excitedly asked me what that guy had said, what had happened? I told them and they said, “You turned him DOWN ?! Do you KNOW who that was ?!” Yes, a very oblique connection to Bowie, lol, but a connection, none the less.

That interview at the beginning is bizarre to say the least.

I loved the Space Odyssey record

What's with the interviewers question about his hair colour, the interviewer was a bit cheeky and sarcastic and awkward acting towards David 😡

@histubeness

Жыл бұрын

The guy was a jerk. Terrible was to start an interview. Nonsensical reference to the movie Straw Dogs.

I REMEMBER THIS RUSSELL HARTY BEING SUCH A BURK WITH BOWIE

That interviewer was a turbo prat

Does anyone know what music is playing in the background from 32:41-35:55? I really like it. It's not listed in the end credits. Thanks.

My all time favorite band is The Cure. You can definitely see the similarities in Robert Smith and Bowie. I can see his influence on The Cure's music. Its not just because Bowies guitar player Reeves Gabriel is now in The Cure either.

To me, David bowie isn't only a rock star or pop singer ! Bowie is " Artist " ! Even can say he is " Art of Rock " or " Rock of Art " ! Always stylish and fashion, by his dressing, hair cut and style, Even I said Bowie is " Rock star style maker !" By early years in 70's everybody talking about Bowie's dressing, make up, hair cut, style, between the sex, but no one know why ? Because in bowie's mind and thinking about rock & roll can showing so many way to present rock & roll music and between both sex and showing his way to present and singing his song and music And bowie always leading pop music and rock music in the fast and no one know where is Bowie " next " ? No one knows ! By the way I do know since Bowie on the stage, on the tv screens, on the movie camera shooting that moment Bowie will try everything to showing the best of best to the fans, to everybody to see, to watching and listening his show and his song, his music, to telling how can be a real rock star and super star ! For the new song, new album even for the tv show and music concert or live tours, Always prepare and getting ready to showing best ! Because in Bowie his mind just only a one words is " perfect " ! Bowie must be ! And make happen ! Bowie just did that and success ! R.I.P Dear Bowie, My Rock Star ! Always in my heart !

I should be a lot fatter than ive been 😂 thin white duke Hilarious! I bought station the station after i bought Aladdin Sane in 1973 when it first came out when i was 15 Loved both!!

Anybody knows the music playing since the 1:33:45, please? Is it just soundtrack music or something particular? Maybe composed by Dave Palser, who is listed in the end titles as soundtrack person…?! 🙏🏼 Thanks! 🙏🏼

It's good but the mix between the backgroud music and the dialogue is awful. I.e. the dialogue needs to come up in level, and the music lowered. I'm straining to hear bits

@TangentChaos

Жыл бұрын

Yea😂, not sure what the bots asking about "music" 30 min in are on.

Anyone knows the song on 30 MNS?

Anyone know what song plays at 30 mins in please?

Russell Harty was a proper knob at times. You’d think being gay he’d be quite open minded but he was a right reactionary.

BOWIE: The Man Who Changed The World ????

I feel stupid for asking this but what is the name of the song at 2:40?

@karlfonner7589

Жыл бұрын

It sounds like a ripoff of Bo Diddley’s road runner

@j.f.sebastian5052

Жыл бұрын

yeah it does sound like

That 1st interview. Well...I certainly remember David but his name I don't recall. Probably not worth remembering.

@BIJOU167

Жыл бұрын

Russell Harty

David Jones ❤️💐🌹🪻 Those people talking about your Addiction 😔. It's a Disease. Sickness. You got Clean and Sober on your own!!! And then you got Cancer and Now Everyone is back in Love with you 💯. I know how it feels to be Addicted to Cocaine. Weed. Acid.Qualudes. But Now I have Cancer again and I am not going to be around in this World anymore 😔💔. I ready to go to Heaven or something place else except for Hell. I Miss You David Jones and Lexi she is so Beautiful and Iman Jones is Doing Ok. But you know Iman Jones Misses You So Much!!! But then you Know that. So Does Duncan Jones. Alexis Jones ❤️ and The World 🌎🌍. Miss You Also!!! RIP David Jones and the Rest of your Family and Friends that have passed away from the World 🌎🌍. Love You David Jones. I'm so Lucky to have Met you in New York City. Manhattan is a great place to live!!! Kellene Erin Hubbard Harrison from San Francisco California but currently living in Dallas Texas 😊

You do know that his song The man who sold the world is about a chance meeting with the Paul McCartney replacement. Billy Shears? And the title is a bastardisation of a book title...Paul , the man who shook the world... about the apostle Paul.

What song the one starts at 30:18 ?

The man who changed the world, literally..like f.e.Nikola Tesla ..Genius!! Yes and there are better documentaries, let David speak..also, the best hair in the world by the way 👍😍

Does anyone know the song that is played from minute 30:19?

@TangentChaos

Жыл бұрын

Shazam doesn't know, sounds like stock. Not Bowie

hearing the songs which currently make up the top 10 pop chart it’s not surprising that young girl at his old school can’t relate to Davids’ work . I’m not saying todays’ artists are rubbish it’s just how mainstream music is so generic - not just each tunes’ identikit structure but especially regarding that same rhythm & tempo being the foundation of a huge percentage of pop for over 30 years

None of it would’ve mattered if he couldn’t write songs. That was at the center of things. And what songs they were.

Like the interviewer say now what’s big in England is bay city rollers how are you going to fit I. Thathe let the music do the talking-bam-💥-low heroes logerin your face naysayers decade later-grunge was what was fashion how they ask would be fit I. That pow🧨💥tin machine In They’re face -we can be hero indeed

His brother was institutionalized with schizophrenia? and went on to commit suicide?! holy shit that's tragically hardcore. RIP Davey Jones.

Mnm Bay city rollers no chance against David bowie

@annwhite2346

9 ай бұрын

The BCRs were massive, but they had a different fan base.

the documentary is well researched but how I hate when it jumps between periods at random only to come back to the chronological order of the albums

Russle Hearty was the most awful interviewer, no wonder Grace slapped him

@pauljones8218

7 ай бұрын

yea grace didnt take his shit lol

@caroleyre9144

7 ай бұрын

Goddess Grace yeah i remember that… I did not usually watch Russell Harty but I did that lol 😅❤️