David Bowie dead: Best collaborations from Queen to Tina Turner

Bowie regularly teamed up with other high profile artists during his extensive, decades-spanning career

Monday 11 January 2016 11:20 EST

David Bowie was constantly re-inventing both his music and his style (Rex Features)

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David Bowie's wealth of hits will be his musical legacy, but when remembering the likes of “Starman” and “Space Oddity”, it is important not to forget some of his most brilliant collaborations.

From “Under Pressure”, recorded with rock's most flamboyant frontman Freddie Mercury during a 24 hour cocaine and wine-fuelled marathon, to singing about peace on Earth in Christmas song “Little Drummer Boy” with Bing Crosby, Bowie's talents were seemingly endless.

Ziggy Stardust himself “died peacefully” on Sunday after being diagnosed with cancer 18 months ago, unbeknown to fans. Let's take a moment to remember ten of his best team-ups: