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Aug 28, 2013 · When David Bowie played “The Man Who Sold the World” for his 1979 Saturday Night Live performance and sang “I thought you died a long, long time ago,” Klaus Nomi sang back, “Oh no, not me.”. It was the first and only time they shared a stage, having met only a few weeks before. Generously, Bowie offered Nomi and his friend Joey ...
May 15, 2023 · The inimitable Klaus Nomi (né Sperber), a German-born opera singer who landed in New York in the early 70s, was known not just for his astonishing vocal range, but also for his eccentric performance style and costume choices. Nomi was a key figure in the East Village scene, emerging during the vibrant New Wave era.
The 2 great legends team up on SNL in 1979, with some help from Joey Arias, and perform Bowie's Man Who Sold The World. Simply sublime and otherworldly. And ...
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Klaus Nomi 1944 -ben született a németországi Immenstadtban Klaus Sperber néven. Az 1960-as években jegyszedőként dolgozott a Nyugat-Berlinben található, Berlini Német Operában. Előadások után énekelt a személyzetnek. Ez idő tájt opera áriákat adott elő a berlini homoszexuális szórakozóhelyen, a Kleist Casinoban. 1972 ...
May 8, 2009 · Kristian Hoffman's composition. "Will the human race KNOT their collective brow?"Live vocal, taped backing. Klaus with Janus and Joey on French TV.Uploading ...
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Sep 26, 2023 · Pourquoi Klaus Nomi est un musicien essentiel. Figure incontournable de la pop-culture, influence décisive sur des générations de musiciens, Klaus Nomi semblait un peu oublié. Une série de publications commémorant les 40 ans de sa disparition le remettent pleine lumière. 26.09.2023 by Baptiste Piégay.
Aug 15, 2023 · "Klaus Nomi is a high-level queer reference point," says George Heyworth, one half of British alternative cabaret duo Bourgeois & Maurice, who cite the idiosyncratic German as a major inspiration.
