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Song for the Chameleon

EPISODE · Mar 18, 2026 · 2 MIN

Song for the Chameleon

from Squire Tuck · host Squire Tuck

This is a song I wrote, performed and recorded on my old original version of the Zivix Jamstik midi guitar when I heard the awful and sad news of David Bowie's passing back in 2016. The cover photo was taken by me in an old collectors record store where he had on display a full size Ziggy Stardust dummy. Thank you Bowie for all the great music throughout your life

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