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47<p style="color:#FFFFFF;font-size:4px;">er his short-lived band Arnold Corns folded in February, Bowie returned to the studio in May 1971 to record his next album. He concluded that he could not do the project without Ronson, who was enthusiastic when Bowie contacted him for the first time in nine months. Woodmansey returned with Ronson, who began looking for a bass player to replace Visconti. Ronson initially suggested Rick Kemp, with whom Bowie had recorded in the mid-1960s, but Bowie was unimpressed with Kemp&#39;s audition at Haddon Hall. According to some reports, per biographer Nicholas Pegg, it was Defries who rejected Kemp, because of his &quot;receding hairline&quot;. Ronson then suggested his acquaintance Trevor Bolder, a former hairdresser and piano tuner who had previously seen Bowie in concert in 1970 and met Ronson at Haddon Hall. After Bolder was hired, the trio grouped at Haddon to rehearse some of Bowie&#39;s new material, such as the song &quot;Andy Warhol&quot;. Bowie and his new backing trio, soon to be named the Spiders from Mars, played for the first time on 3 June on BBC DJ John Peel&#39;s radio programme In Concert. The set included debut performances of several songs Bowie had recently written such as &quot;Queen Bitch&quot;, &quot;Bombers&quot;, &quot;Song for Bob Dylan&quot; and &quot;Andy Warhol&quot;. The title &quot;Hunky Dory&quot; was also announced at this session. Ken Scott in 2014 Co-producer Ken Scott in 2014 Bowie and the future Spiders officially started work on the new album at Trident Studios in London on 8 June 1971. Ken Scott, who had engineered Bowie&#39;s two previous records, was hired to co-produce alongside him. Scott accepted the position as a way to gain experience, although at the time he didn&#39;t believe Bowie would become a huge star. His debut as a producer, Scott would borrow some of the acoustic sounds of George Harrison&#39;s All Things Must Pass (1970), an album he engineered. Scott would retain the role of co-producer for Bowie&#39;s next three records: Ziggy Stardust, Aladdin Sane and Pin Ups. Bowie played demos for Scott and the two picked which ones would be recorded for the album. On 8 June, the band recorded &quot;Song for Bob Dylan&quot;, although according to Pegg this version was scrapped and the released version was not recorded until 23 June. Scott later recalled that recording went very quickly: &quot;Almost everything was done in one take.&quot; He was surprised when he and the Spiders would think a vocal or guitar part needed re-recording but Bowie would say &quot;No, wait, listen&quot;, and when everything was played simultaneously it would sound perfect. Regarding Bowie&#39;s talent as a vocalist, Scott stated: &quot;He was unique. [He is] the only singer I ever worked with where virtually every take was a master.&quot; Bolder described recording with Bowie for the first time as a &quot;nerve-wracking experience&quot;, saying: &quot;When that red light came on in the studio it was, God, in at the deep end of what!&quot; As a co-producer Bowie took an active interest in the album&#39;s sound and arrangements, an about-face from his generally hands-off attitude during the Man Who Sold the World sessi</p>
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