ChangesOne

ChangesOne is a compilation album by English singer-songwriter David Bowie, released in 1976. It was Bowie's first official "greatest hits" collection and covered material from his early career, primarily focusing on his period with RCA Records. The album was compiled without Bowie's direct involvement and served as an introduction to his work for a wider audience.

The tracklist features singles and popular album tracks from albums such as The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars, Aladdin Sane, Diamond Dogs, and Young Americans. Notably, ChangesOne also included a live version of "Changes" from the album Hunky Dory, which had not previously been released on an RCA album. The inclusion of this track, along with the album's title, highlighted the significant stylistic shifts Bowie had undergone up to that point in his career.

ChangesOne achieved considerable commercial success, reaching the top ten on the UK Albums Chart and significantly boosting Bowie's profile in the United States. It remained a popular entry point for new fans and has been reissued multiple times over the years. The album is considered an important release in understanding Bowie's musical evolution and his impact on popular music during the 1970s.