Bowie, David: Aladdin Sane (CD) The Interrupters and features some of the

and features some of the Doors' best-loved hits alongside two stellar B-sides: "Who Scared You" which appeared in March 1969 as the flip-side to "Wishful Sinful"

and the album was so inventive and influential

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With raw power and intimacy

Bowie, David: Aladdin Sane (CD) The Interrupters and features some of theDescribed by Bowie as "Ziggy goes to America," Aladdin Sane saw him create a rockier, more frenetic album than its predecessor, with The Rolling Stones a possible influence on album opener 'Watch That Man' and a transgressive cover of their song, 'Let's Spend The Night Together'. Elsewhere, Muddy Waters' influence could be heard in the riff of the UK number 2 single, 'The Jean Genie' and the "futuristic nostalgia" of 'Drive In Saturday' which charted