Upon his return from his first American trip, David Bowie entered perhaps his most prolific songwriting period. On 25 February 1971 he recorded versions of newly-written songs ‘Moonage Daydream’ and ‘Hang On To Yourself’. …
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David Bowie’s month-long promotional tour of the USA ended on 18 February 1971, and he flew overnight from Los Angeles to London. …
David Bowie went to two Valentine’s Day parties in Los Angeles on 14 February 1971. …
In the morning of 13 February 1971, David Bowie flew from San Francisco to Los Angeles. …
In the afternoon of 10 February 1971, David Bowie flew from Houston to San Francisco. …
David Bowie flew from Atlanta, Texas, to Houston on 10 February 1971. …
On the evening of 8 February 1971, having completed promotional duties in Milwaukee, David Bowie flew from General Mitchell International Airport to Hill-Miller Municipal Airport in Atlanta, Texas. …
8 February 1971 was a busy day for David Bowie. In the morning he was driven to Milwaukee with Mercury Records’ Ron Oberman. …
Three days after he left for Minneapolis and Chicago, on 6 February 1971 David Bowie returned to Detroit. …
The day after he arrived in Chicago, on 5 February 1971 David Bowie had a meeting with Mercury Records’ head of A&R, Robin McBride. …
David Bowie flew from Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport to Chicago O’Hare International Airport on 4 February 1971. …
David Bowie flew from Detroit to Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport on 3 February 1971. …
David Bowie was interviewed for Creem magazine on Tuesday 2 February 1971. …
David Bowie flew from New York to Detroit’s Metropolitan Wayne County Airport on 1 February 1971. …
