David Bowie - How Lucky You Are (1971) video free download

anzatzi

great verse with lots of pre ziggy loopiness larded in. Great outro

lyndacast

best!!

bluerain716

marvellous!

Franck Gérard

great song ++++++++++

Karolina Dąbek

I am crying..

dan marva

entre todos los bowies y me refiero a sus egos, creo que no sabria con cual quedarme ya que saco lo mejor de si. lei que su madre y su hermanastro tenian un historial de problemas psicologicos. lo que me llama la atencion es la necesidad que el tenia de ser alguien mas y hacia una mejor version de el mismo

prefrontal lobotomy

μηηηηηη με κοιτας ετσι!!!

kate4ever1

fantastic

Johnnywhamo

@KingOfUm I'm surprised you found HD to be commercial, it sure wasn't at the time it was released, having said that he wouldn't be our Bowie if he kept with ANY one sound. I love TMWSTW as well by the way:) Peace!

ajps28

@kjsh987 claro esta que fue grabada en el mismo tiempo!

ajps28

@kjsh987 pero esta cancion no esta en hunky dory, es un outtake.

ajps28

@kjsh987 belleza belleza

dan marva

hunky dory para mi es uno de los mejores albunes de bowie.muy colorido

Kevin Clepps

good song

Robert Thompson

@SuperFLAUBERT You're welcome my friend. It looks like someone answered you in Spanish but I didn't know if you spoke it LOL, and your question was a year ago. But I love Bowie and like people to know what's what, if I know of course. Take care and thanks for responding back.

SuperFLAUBERT

@55kudu Wow! Thanks buddy that was very instructive...

Robert Thompson

@SuperFLAUBERT "How Lucky You Are" is a song written by David Bowie with two versions in existence. The first is a a pre-Hunky Dory outtake that only can be found on the hard-to-find "Hunky Dory" outtakes tape. Like many songs from 1969-1971, Bowie re-recorded it during the "Ziggy Stardust" sessions (with Rick Wakeman later of Yes on piano). This version can be found in poor quality on the vinyl single from 1984, "Shadow Man". It can be found in better quality on the 1989 CD "The Shadow Man".

John King

This him with his band Hype...

KingOfUm

@mymindourdream I agree, it has a very typical style of the era, and other than that the lyrics are bland. Personally though I don't care for the Hunky Dory material anyway, I find it too commercial, wish he would've kept on with his 'Man Who Sold...' sound.

Joonizzz

Hopefully Hunky Dory and TMWSTW are soon to be re-realeased and include such great songs as this!

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