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To: Rastus
God put him on my heart a few days ago and I wondered what had happened to him

As I understand it ... he marketed himself very well for a few youthful years and parlayed his earnings into a self sufficient wealth

I read somewhere he was a staunch conservative

An interesting study from the 1970's pop era

7 posted on 01/10/2016 10:58:13 PM PST by knarf (I say things that are true .... I have no proof ... but they're true.)
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To: knarf
I think this is 2014
16 posted on 01/10/2016 11:02:47 PM PST by knarf (I say things that are true .... I have no proof ... but they're true.)
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He and Bryan Ferry and Clapton have all been the target of the ultralib media in Britain for them being Tory sympathetic and too English


31 posted on 01/10/2016 11:10:07 PM PST by wardaddy (Save western civilization and save the world....lose it & it's a dark ages unknown to human history)
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To: knarf
As I understand it ... he marketed himself very well for a few youthful years and parlayed his earnings into a self sufficient wealth

A great talent....will live on in music and iconic image for all times.

Not to mention Bowie Bonds

An asset-backed security;which uses the current and future revenue from albums recorded by musician David Bowie as collateral. The 25 albums a Bowie bond uses as their underlying assets were recorded prior to 1990.

David Bowie used the proceeds from the bond sale to purchase old recordings of his music. In creating the bonds, he ultimately forfeited royalties for the life of the bond (10 years).

Bowie bonds, issued in 1997, had an interest rate of 7.9% and a life of 10 years. The Bowie bonds were purchased by Prudential Insurance for $55 million. Bowie bonds represented one of the first instances of a bond that used intellectual property as the underlying collateral.

The value of the bonds began to decline as online music and file sharing grew in popularity, decreasing album sales. This resulted in a downgrade by Moody's in 2004.

However, the advent of legal online music retailers renewed interest in these securities in the latter part of the decade.

Read more: Bowie Bond Definition | Investopedia http://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/bowie-bond.asp#ixzz3wvClpMuj

105 posted on 01/11/2016 12:16:20 AM PST by spokeshave (Happy Christmas and a New Year that Trumps all.)
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To: knarf

Bowie been creating music for about 50 years. 25 studio albums, plus movie soundtracks, parts in many movies, an off-broadway play that’s running right now, etc.


175 posted on 01/11/2016 5:06:21 AM PST by BCrago66
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To: knarf
I read somewhere he was a staunch conservative

He flirted with homosexuality, or at least the image of being homosexual. That's hardly conservative.

236 posted on 01/11/2016 7:40:12 AM PST by fwdude
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To: knarf

I really dislike the Rolling Stones intensely, but The LORD has put Mick Jagger on my prayer list. So I pray for him. Being rich, famous and seemingly rebellious he doesn’t seem like the most likely candidate for salvation, as The LORD often chooses the poor and rejected of society. May The LORD save him, in Jesus Holy Name.


376 posted on 04/17/2018 6:59:53 PM PDT by Bellflower (Who dares believe Jesus. He says absolutely amazing things, which few dare consider.)
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