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David Bowie - Looking For A Friend (Live at Friars, Aylesbury)

Venue: Borough Assembly Hall Location: Aylesbury, England, United Kingdom Date: September 25, 1971

In 'David Bowie - Looking For A Friend (Live at Friars, Aylesbury, 25th September, 1971)', we find Bowie at a pivotal point in his career. Just before this performance, he released 'Hunky Dory' in December 1971, showcasing his eclectic style and artistic evolution. This album featured iconic tracks like 'Changes' and 'Life on Mars?', indicating his shift towards glam rock and a more theatrical presence. Interestingly, this performance is part of the early phase of Bowie's career when he was beginning to cultivate his legendary stage persona. The Friars venue was known as a launchpad for emerging artists, and this concert highlighted his growing popularity in the UK, setting the stage for his subsequent iconic albums. It's fascinating to think about how these live gigs helped him refine his artistry and impacted his later works.

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