Before joining David Bowie’s band in the ‘70s, Bronx-native Carlos Alomar had performed with Chuck Berry and James Brown and was getting steady with the Main Ingredient and RCA Records. Life was good. On the surface, it seemed like Alomar and Bowie didn’t need each other, but as they soon found out, the pairing was a match made in heaven. After hooking up with Bowie and forming a backing band called The D.A.M. Trio, which would come to define Bowie’s work in the ‘80s. Alomar helped the halcyon glam rocker reel off iconic albums in 1975’s Young Americans, 1976’s Station The post An Interview With Former David Bowie Guitarist Carlos Alomar appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.