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David Bowie Guitarist Had Hard Time Keeping Album A Secret
01/11/2013
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(Classic Rock) David Bowie's long-time guitarist Earl Slick admits it was "no fun" keeping quiet about new album The Next Day.

Bowie shocked fans by releasing a new single, Where Are We Now? on his 66th birthday on Tuesday, and revealing details of his first studio work in a decade.

Now Slick, who recorded guitar parts in the summer of 2012, has finally spoken about the project he's been desperate to discuss, saying that secrecy was built in from the start. more on this story

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