David Bowie – Hunky Dory | 2016 LP, 180g Remaster (New, Sealed)

Hunky Dory, released in December 1971, was David Bowie's fourth album and the record where his songwriting came fully into focus. Co-produced by Bowie and Ken Scott, with Mick Ronson's guitar and arrangements and Rick Wakeman on piano, it runs from the stuttering pop of Changes to the cinematic sweep of Life On Mars?.

The album moves between piano-led pop, folk rock and early glam, with affectionate portraits of Andy Warhol, Bob Dylan and the Velvet Underground in Andy Warhol, Song For Bob Dylan and Queen Bitch, before closing on the haunting The Bewlay Brothers. It was not a big seller at first, but it has become one of his best-loved records.

About this edition

This listing is for the 2015 remaster on 180-gram black vinyl from Parlophone, catalogue number DB69733, barcode 825646289448. Discogs lists this pressing as a 2016 release, packaged with a replica lyric sheet insert.

Condition

New and factory sealed.

Details

• Artist: David Bowie
• Album: Hunky Dory
• Format: LP vinyl
• Originally released: 1971
• This pressing: 2016 (2015 remaster)
• Label: Parlophone
• Catalogue number: DB69733
• Barcode: 825646289448
• Vinyl colour: Black
• Weight: 180g
• Extras: Replica lyric sheet insert
• Condition: New, Sealed

Tracklist

• A1 Changes (2:32)
• A2/A3 Oh! You Pretty Things / Eight Line Poem (6:04)
• A4 Life On Mars? (3:45)
• A5 Kooks (2:45)
• A6 Quicksand (5:03)
• B1/B2 Fill Your Heart / Andy Warhol (7:02)
• B3 Song For Bob Dylan (4:10)
• B4 Queen Bitch (3:14)
• B5 The Bewlay Brothers (5:21)

Availability

Available to order. This record is not held in our local stock. It is ordered in for you after purchase, so it will not ship straight away. If you need it by a particular date, please get in touch before ordering.