"Pin Ups" is a 1973 album by David Bowie, consisting of cover versions of 1960s rock and pop songs. The album features Bowie’s interpretations of tracks originally by artists like The Who, The Kinks, The Yardbirds, and The Pretty Things. It reflects his fascination with the music of his youth and is characterized by a glam rock sound, with energetic performances and a playful, experimental approach. "Pin Ups" was recorded with the Spiders from Mars, his backing band at the time, and the album artwork features a photograph of Bowie in the style of vintage pin-up posters. It’s both a tribute to the past and a bridge to his evolving musical direction.
