In 1974, David Bowie was arguably at the peak of his career. Let’s set the scene a little to try to understand just why that may have been the case, for Bowie’s greatness seems so ubiquitous that it seems inherently contradictory to his art to label one particular moment as a definitive peak. But ‘74 would be in for a good shout of taking the title, for it came just one year after what was arguably his greatest achievement. When The Rise and Fal…