Raw Power is a 1973 album by The Stooges, credited here with frontman Iggy Pop before the band name. Produced by David Bowie, the release marked the band’s only studio recording to feature guitarist James Williamson. While the album’s mid-tempo blues rock and sludgy vibe was in step with the era’s hard rock trends, the […]
The Stooges were an American hard-rock/punk band fronted by singer Iggy Pop. They released two albums on Elektra: The Stooges (1969) and Fun House (1970). After a brief split, they returned with the 1973 Columbia release Raw Power, produced by David Bowie. Pop reemerged as a solo artist, starting with the 1977 Bowie-produced albums The […]
Iggy Pop is an American rock singer who rose to infamy as the frontman of proto-punks The Stooges, which released three albums between 1969 and 1973. He launched his solo career in 1977 with The Idiot, recorded in Berlin with David Bowie and containing the cult hits “Nightclubbing” and “China Girl” (later recorded by Bowie). […]
Fun House is the second album by American hard-rock band The Stooges, released in 1970 on Elektra. Tracklist: A1. “Down on the Street” (3:42) A2. “Loose” (3:33) A3. “T.V. Eye” (4:17) A4. “Dirt” (7:00) B1. “1970” (5:14) B2. “Fun House” (7:45) B3. “L.A. Blues” (4:53) Credits: Iggy Pop — vocals Dave Alexander — bass Ron […]
