David Bowie Forever: Ezra Furman on Low and the beginnings of Bowie's Berlin era

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Nick welcomes Ezra Furman back to the show to discuss her lifetime love of David Bowie, focusing on her favourite era of Bowie's music, starting in summer 1976 when he was in France recording with Iggy Pop. This was a transformative period for both artists, resulting in Iggy Pop's album 'The Idiot' and Bowie's album 'Low', which were mixed at Hansa Studios marking the beginning of Bowie's Berlin Trilogy. Produced by BBC Audio for BBC Radio 6 Music.