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Pinups (also referred to as Pin Ups and Pin-Ups) is the seventh studio album by David Bowie, containing cover versions of songs, released in 1973 on RCA Records. Pinups entered the UK chart on 3 November 1973 (coincidentally the same day as Bryan Ferry's covers album These Foolish Things) and stayed there for 21 weeks, peaking at No. 1. It re-entered the chart on 30 April 1983, this time for fifteen weeks, peaking at No. 57. In July 1990, it again entered the chart, for one week, at No. 52.

Pin Ups. Design: Justin de Villeneuve - front cover photograph Twiggy - Twig the Wonderkid on front cover Pierre Laroche - front cover makeup masks for Twig and Bowie Mick Rock - back cover photography/design Ray Campbell - front cover lettering. Released: October 1976 Label: RCA Producers: Ken Scott, David Bowie. Rosalyn (Duncan/Farley). 2. Here Comes the Night (Berns). 3. I Wish You Would (Arnold).

Pin Ups is the seventh album by David Bowie, containing cover versions of songs, released in 1973 on RCA Records. It was his last studio album with the bulk of 'The Spiders from Mars', his backing band throughout his Ziggy Stardust phase; Mick Woodmansey was replaced on drums by Aynsley Dunbar

Band Name David Bowie. Album Name Pin ups. Type Album. Released date 19 October 1973. 13. Growin' Up (Previously Unreleased Track from the Pin Ups Sessions). 14. Port of Amsterdam (1973 B-Side of Sorrow).

MacCormack – backing vocals Ron Wood – guitar on "Growin' Up". David Bowie – producer Ken Scott – producer.

Image caption Bowie's 24th studio album The Next Day was released earlier this year. A previously unheard radio show recorded by David Bowie to promote his album Pin Ups is to be broadcast for the first time in 40 years. The 15-minute mock radio show, made in 1973, will be aired on BBC Radio 6 Music on Wednesday. The show features five tracks from Pin Ups, a covers album that features Bowie and Twiggy on the sleeve. The recording was discovered by Nigel Reeve, who oversees Bowie's back catalogue. To play it for the first time was quite simply a jaw-dropping moment.