David Bowie - Boys Keep Swinging

Year Released: 1979 (from the album "Lodger")
Genre: Art Rock, New Wave, Post-Punk
Description: "Boys Keep Swinging" is a standout track from David Bowie's "Lodger" album, part of his experimental "Berlin Trilogy" (though recorded in Switzerland and New York). It's a high-energy, quirky, and somewhat chaotic art-rock song, characterized by its angular guitar riff (played by Robert Fripp), an almost primitive drumming style, and Bowie's distinctive vocals. Lyrically, it explores themes of masculinity and freedom. It's a key track in his late 70s art-rock exploration.