Fame by David Bowie
David actually was in
David actually mimed to this single on the U.S. Soul Train.
Bowie said of fame.
"Fame itself, of course, doesn't really afford you anything more than a good seat in a restaurant. That must be pretty well known by now. I'm just amazed how fame is being posited as the be all and end all, and how many of these young kids who are being foisted on the public have been talked into this idea that anything necessary to be famous is all right. It's a sad state of affairs. However arrogant and ambitious I think we were in my generation, I think the idea was that if you do something really good, you'll become famous. The emphasis on fame itself is something new. Now it's, to be famous you should do what it takes, which is not the same thing at all. And it will leave many of them with this empty feeling. Then again, I don't know if it will, because I think a lot of them are genuinely quite satisfied. I know a couple of personalities over in England who are famous for being famous, basically." Full Interview on Rocks Backpage.
I'm Sorry/Calypso by John Denver
This song appears on eleven albums, and was first released on the
Classics, reflections, the country roads collection and the rocky mountain collection albums.
Double A side included Calypso
NOTE
After John " Fame" went back to No. 1 again
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