David Bowie Tribute: Skratch Bastid “Let’s Dance” Routine

Skratch Bastid’s little routine using two copies of David Bowie’s “Lets Dance” proves a beautiful tribute can be fun too. He says:

“1983’s ‘Let’s Dance’ was produced by David himself & Nile Rodgers (from Chic, recently featured on Daft Punk’s ‘Get Lucky’), and was Bowie’s biggest song to date, 20 years into his career. The guy never stopped creating — he stayed recording and collaborating with artists like Arcade Fire & LCD Soundsystem over the last decade, and even put out an album two days ago, before his untimely passing. If that’s not motivation as an artist, I don’t know what is. So this one’s for you, David — a tribute, just having some fun with a dancefloor smash that has always been a favourite to double copies of while keeping people moving. Don’t mind the smilin’, I can’t help it. Rest easy…”