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David Bowie occasionally went all in for hit singles. Let's look back at the 5 biggest hits in the US he delivered throughout his career.

The song was written by David Bowie — but a big part of its magic came from the intro created by Mott guitarist Mick Ralphs.

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He’d recorded a silly novelty song called The Laughing Gnome, which also did nothing. David Bowie in 1969, around the time that Space Oddity became his first hit single.

No other musical artist was able to both influence and be influenced to such unprecedented levels quite like David Bowie.

David Bowie has an incredibly impressive discography ... the most famous track, “Fame.” In the song, Bowie’s vocals are casually whining about fame and the annoyances it causes. You can hear his eyes ...