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" as it is on the rocking title cut or a country-folk ballad such as the self-penned "Song for the Life
a not unsubtle nod to WWII
Herman Marquis (alto saxophone)
all penned by bassist Geezer Butler
Pinups (Remastered) (180 Gram Vinyl) 6/10/2003 " as it is onPIN UPS served as a sort of "how to" guide to David Bowie's career. This all covers album shed light on his ability to adopt personas and emulate musical genres with amazing speed and diversity. It also showed that Bowie was anticipating a different musical climate for the rest of the decade, signifying a change from what was admired during the 1960s. The psychedelic overtones of Pink Floyd's "See Emily Play" and the garage rock cynicism of the
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