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This surprised collaborator Carlos Alomar, who said "it was the first time in the eleven years that I've been with the damn man that he's brought in anything". Along with Alomar, most of the personnel from Let's Dance and the tour returned for the record, including drummer Omar Hakim , bassist Carmine Rojas , percussionist Sammy ...
In 1984, Alomar played on Bowie's album Tonight; he also co-wrote the album's closing track, "Dancing With the Big Boys", with Bowie and Iggy Pop. In 1987, Alomar played on Bowie's album Never Let Me Down ; the album's title track – released as a single and credited to Bowie/Alomar – was originally an Alomar composition entitled ...
5. Apr. 2021 · Released: 24 September 1984. Available on: Tonight. Personnel. In the studio. The release. Live performances. David Bowie: vocals. Tina Turner: vocals. Carlos Alomar: guitar. Derek Bramble: guitar, bass guitar, synthesizer. Carmine Rojas: bass guitar. Rob Yale: Fairlight CMI synthesizer. Omar Hakim: drums. Sammy Figuerosa: percussion.
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24. Sept. 2021 · Bowie decamped to Le Studio, in the mountains near Morin-Heights, Québec, to record Tonight. His band included longtime guitarist/bandleader Carlos Alomar along with several stalwarts from the Let’s Dance sessions, including bassist Carmine Rojas and drummer Omar Hakim. Surprisingly, however, Bowie decided not to recall Nile ...
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After 32 International gold and platinum records, Carlos Alomar’s place in music history is secure. The legendary guitarist burst upon the rock scene with David Bowie in the mid-1970s, when he, Bowie, and John Lennon co-wrote the hit song Fame.
11. Jan. 2017 · Also returning was Bowie’s long-time guitarist Carlos Alomar, who had not played on Let’s Dance but had been the musical director of the Serious Moonlight tour. One key figure from the album who did not return was Nile Rodgers. The Chic linchpin had played a pivotal role in relaunching Bowie as a pop superstar, yet was overlooked ...
