From: perek@ccsg.tau.ac.il (Eyal Perek) Newsgroups: alt.fan.david-bowie Subject: Bowie FAQ 2.15 Date: 4 Mar 1996 08:02:17 GMT Organization: Tel-Aviv University Computation Center Lines: 1123 Message-ID: <4he829$710@post.tau.ac.il> NNTP-Posting-Host: zoot.tau.ac.il X-Newsreader: TIN [version 1.2 PL2] If you have anything to comment, send e-mail to perek@zoot.tau.ac.il To search for additions/changes made since the previous version, find/ . Many thanks to those who contributed since the previous release: Jen , Gerry Lowe , Karamasov , Stephen Carter , ?? , James Dada , Jorgen Claesson , Matthew Muilenburg , ?? , Craig Peacock , ?? , SherryLin , Martti-Tapio Kuuskoski , Philip Obbard , Carsten Weise , Clare O'Brien <100754.1527@compuserve.com> -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= The official Bowie FAQ, written and maintained by Eyal Perek, perek@zoot.tau.ac.il Description: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions (and non-Frequently Asked Questions) about Bowie and the alt.fan.david-bowie newsgroup. Version: 2.15 Last modified: March 3rd, 1996 Next post: April 1st, 1996 (hopefully) Legal disclaimer: It has been proven that this text may cause changes in the outcome of your favourite war. Another symptom that was reported in some cases after reading this article is wRiTiNg In ThAt StUpId WaY. You have been warned!!! I'm not too generous when it comes to using smileys. If you read something really REALLY ridiculous it probably means that I again spent too much time in rec.humor. If you see a sentence ending with a :-) (or is it AN :-)) it either means I wrote something I thought was funny (you may, or you may not share my sentiments), or I just thought of a joke and the smiley was typed without intention. I therefore announce I will take no responsibility for any damage caused by use, or misuse of this document, either direct or indirect. If this product fails to work, check to see you've installed the batteries right (not supplied in the original package). To be on the safe side, keep out of reach of children and pets: it may explode in contact with non-Bowie fans and water; if under pressure (and I quote from the Queen/Bowie song Under Pressure: 'under pressure, pressure, pressure'); or if bent. Any opinion expressed in this whole document is strictly mine, but can be exchanged in return for a rare Bowie bootleg. Why are you reading this anyway? Do you find it amusing reading legal notices? For the narrow minded people: I was just joking, it is not THAT serious (or is it?) TOC section (Table of contents): Part 1. Introduction (welcome to alt.fan.david-bowie) 1.1 Requests, thanks, wishes and (surprisingly) an introduction 1.2 The proper posting algorithm. Basic guidelines. YOU MUST READ THIS. (In case you weren't good in computer class at school, algorithm = a way of doing things. Sorta.) Part 2. Bowie facts. Contains answers to questions you shouldn't ask, and will probably get you flamed if you insist on asking. 2.1 Facts listed in chronological order 2.2 Facts of no known dates 2.3 Misc., gossip, what other people have to say about the man 2.4 Bowie quotes (sometimes controversial, sometimes not so famous, sometimes pointless) Part 3. Discography, filmography, and the rest of the gang. A discussion of Bowie's work. 3.1 Introduction 3.2 Official albums 3.3 Re-releases 3.4 Singles (any single Bowie participated in its making) 3.5 Filmography 3.6 Videos 3.7 Books 3.7.1 Where can I read about Bowie? 3.7.2 Song Books 3.7.3 Related books 3.7.4 What else? 3.8 Other releases 3.9 Important notes 3.10 What's next? Part 4. Song discussion. Talks about meanings and correctness of lyrics, different interpretations, notes on specific songs, etc. 4.1 Love You Till Tuesday 4.2 When I Live My Dream 4.3 Space Oddity 4.4 Letter To Hermione 4.5 Conversation Piece 4.6 Memory Of A Free Festival 4.7 All The Madmen 4.8 London Bye Ta-Ta 4.9 Life On Mars 4.10 The Bewlay Brothers 4.11 Kooks 4.12 Quicksand 4.13 Five Years 4.14 Rock 'n Roll Suicide 4.15 John, I'm Only Dancing 4.16 Song For Bob Dylan 4.17 Andy Warhol 4.18 Queen Bitch 4.19 Velvet Goldmine 4.20 What That Man 4.21 The Jean Genie 4.22 My Death 4.23 Diamond dogs 4.24 1984 4.25 Dodo 4.26 Candidate (demo) 4.27 Young Americans 4.28 Fame 4.29 Station To Station 4.30 TVC15 4.31 Warszawa 4.32 Heroes 4.33 Helden 4.34 Joe The Lion 4.35 V-2 Schneider 4.36 Red Money 4.37 It's No Game 4.38 Ashes To Ashes 4.39 Scream Like A Baby 4.40 Crystal Japan 4.41 China Girl 4.42 This Is Not America 4.43 Dancing In The Streets 4.44 Day In Day Out 4.45 Fame '90 4.46 The Buddha Of Suburbia 4.47 Leon Takes Us Outside 4.48 Outside 4.49 The Heart's Filthy Lesson 4.50 Segue - Baby Grace 4.51 The Motel 4.52 Segue - Algeria Touchshriek 4.53 Segue - Nathan Adler 4.54 Through These Architect's Eyes Part 5. Bowie resources on the (inter)net. Where to find more information about Bowie, in case you reached the (clever) conclusion that this FAQ doesn't cover everything (nor it should). 5.1 Newsgroups 5.2 FTP sites 5.3 Web sites 5.4 Gopher Part 6. Contact addresses Part 7. Credits. Self explanatory. Part 8. Who is the best solo artist in the whole human history? In this part you will find out who is the best solo artist in the whole human history. Try to guess and then check to see if you guessed it right. ============================================================================== Part 1. Introduction 1.1 Requests, thanks, wishes and (surprisingly) an introduction o Welcome to the Bowie FAQ. o I wrote some of the stuff you'll find here myself, but I also used info from postings written by other people. Their names are included in the credits section. I also used some biographic details from Evan's site (see section 5.3). The people who have helped writing this biographic information are also credited. o I also used the biographies included in the Early On and Sound + Vision compilations. o If you think you can contribute to this FAQ, in any way (even correcting typos), please do! o HELP!!! I need: - The exact quote about Bowie and Angie living on Mars (posted a long time ago); - Details about The Singles Collection (differences between the three versions), posted waaay back; - Details about Bowie's son; - Details about the album Rough Power. Was it published *only* because Iggy Pop fans said Bowie ruined Raw Power with his mixing?; - Details about Queen's The Ultimate Collection - Rarities, Oddities And Cover Versions (that featured Bowie); - More information about the biographies (section 3.7). Which of them are out of print?; - The name of the female singer who recently covered Changes; - Short reviews of Bowie's albums. The reviews should be general, and should not include items like descriptions of specific songs, release details and musician info. Finally: I don't need personal opinions, I can write those myself. A one sentence reviews (something like 'a glam-rock album') would be just fine. - Details about his nomination for the Rock 'n Roll Hall Of Fame museum. Was he nominated the first time around 1987? - The different versions of the lyrics to Sweet Head. This was discussed in the newsgroup a long time ago. o I know, this is too long for a FAQ. I'm thinking of releasing a shorter version. Meanwhile, you can call this text a biography, an anthology, or whatever you like! o If you have a question but can't find the answer, and the table of contents doesn't help, try using a text search. o The FAQ is split into three parts, because some newsreaders can't handle files larger than 60K. 1.2 The proper posting algorithm o Every now and then, a new person gets an internet account. This person, given the right conditions (being a Bowie fan, hearing about the Usenet), sooner or later discovers the alt.fan.david-bowie newsgroup. Occasionally, he would post an annoying question that some of us got tired of seeing. o Conclusion: Before you post a question with a header that goes 'I'm new to this newsgroup, and this question was probably already brought up, but I would still like to know...' READ THE WHOLE FAQ. You will then prevent the ('logical') possibility of being flamed or being hated. o In particular, these questions should NEVER be asked: 'Are his eyes really differently coloured???!!!?###' 'Is he REALLY gay??!!?????&&' 'Did he do something prior to Let's Dance?!?#######@@@??????!!!' o When posting rumours, clearly specify it's a rumour, preferably in the subject. Something like 'RUMOUR: Bowie used to date my cat'. o If you have intentions of posting something that is not related to Bowie (how to make money fast, etc.), let me help you. We'll read the name of the newsgroup together. alt.FAN.DAVID-BOWIE, that's right, alt.FAN.DAVID-BOWIE. More slowly. alt.F-A-N.D-A-V-I-D---B-O-W-I-E. Not alt.being.gay.is.disgusting, not alt.I.want.to.become.a.male.lesbian, it's alt.fan.david-bowie. We will now go over the MEANING of the name. The meaning is that only posts about Bowie should be made. And there's an appropriate newsgroup for posting stuff about Brian Eno (alt.music.brian-eno). Here, we're only interested in Bowie-Eno facts. o Don't get way off topic, (or even a bit off topic, unless it's very interesting). It may lead to a flame war. Note the example of 'are drugs used as a medicine for mental illnesses' or something that was discussed in the newsgroup. I can't remember the original question, which proves my point. o Ignore irrelevant postings (How to make money fast, Get HOT SEX here), and people who are searching for flame wars. I ignore all flamers, I suggest that you do the same. o Avoid posting a general question asking for an opinion like 'What is Bowie's best album?'. This may lead to an endless, confusing thread, with mixed replies, too many different thoughts, and no one can keep track who said what to whom. In the end, even YOU wouldn't get a satisfactory answer. You can, instead, ask people to mail their opinions directly to you. It would be nice, though, if you later post a statistical report that will make sense to us all (how many votes you got for each album in the case of the given example). o Avoid personal insults. No need to explain, is there? o Some people (including me) find postings formatted to more than 80 columns irritating (same goes for postings formatted to less than 20 columns :-)). But more important than that, some newsreaders can't handle them (you DO want other people to read your posts, don't you?). ============================================================================== Part 2. Bowie Facts 2.1 Facts listed in chronological order o David Bowie is David Robert Jones, born in Stanfield Road, Brixton, south London, on the 8th of January 1947 to Peggy (whose real name was Margaret) and John (whose real name was Haywood Stenton) Jones. He changed his stage name from Jones to Bowie in 1966 because of the success of Davy Jones on the London stage. That was prior to the success of the Monkees (with Davy Jones). He decided to choose a last name that was also the name of a knife because he liked Mick Jagger (jagger means knife). He chose the name Bowie from the American frontiersman, Texan soldier Jim Bowie, who the knife is named for. He wanted to choose the name of an American, because he's always been interested in that country. o He had an older half brother, Terry, through his mother, that suffered many years from the mental illness with the long name Schizophrenia and was in a mental hospital for that reason. Terry committed a suicide in 1985 (this was after many attempts that failed). Bowie did not come to his funeral. o Bowie also has a step sister named Annette through his father. o When he was young he had an accident in which he broke his two legs. He still has a big scar on one of his legs, a result of that accident. o Bowie moved to Bromley, and studied art and graphic design in the Bromley Technical School. o Owen Frampton was his teacher. Owen's son, Peter Frampton, who was studying in the same school, and is three years younger than David, was a member in the band that played behind him in the Glass Spider tour (1987). They used to sing Sons Of The Silent Age as a duet. o Bowie's eyes are of different colour. His right eye is blue, his left eye is either brown or green, depending on the light. This is a common trait amoung people with differently coloured eyes. When he was born both of his eyes were blue. I've heard contradicting stories explaining this. I will summarize them in one sentence (pick what you think might be the best explanation): He had a {car accident/eye infection/street fight/fight with a high school friend over a girl} and {his left eye became paralyzed/his left eye was damaged in an operation/the doctors transplanted a wrong coloured pupil in an operation} Total of 4*2=8 combinations (I haven't heard about pupil transplants). The most common belief is that Bowie's left eye was damaged in a school fight with longtime friend George Underwood circa 1962. His pupil was paralyzed and subsequently could not adjust to light properly. In an interview in Atlanta, October '95, David said, himself, that at the age of about 13, he and another guy liked the same girl, and the other guy socked David in the eye, making for a permanently enlarged pupil, which appears to be an eye of a different colour than the other eye. The scientific explanation is that when the iris is compressed it appears darker. In the picture on Black Tie White Noise and several other pictures in recent interviews, Bowie is wearing blue contact lenses. o Bowie still keeps a white acrylic alto saxophone his parents bought him when he was twelve years old. That was his first instrument. He took lessons from Ronnie Ros, who introduced him to the jazz saxophonist Charlie Parker. o Bowie was influenced by Rhythm & Blues, a relatively new music style that started in America. Bowie's favourite singer was Little Richard. He also liked John Coltrane, Eric Dolphy and King Curtis. o His half brother, Terry, introduced him to progressive jazz, and to American poet Jack Kerouac. o The Konrads was Bowie's first group. The name he suggested was Ghost Riders. A known Konrads song is I Never Dreamed (written by Jones, Ferris, and Dodds), in which Bowie sings backing vocals. o He left them because they didn't want to play R&B. o Then he formed Reds & Blues (with friend painter George Underwood), a band that played many covers. o Bowie graduated high school with an A in art. o He took a job at the London agency as a commercial artist. o In November '63 Bowie formed his first recording band Davie Jones and the King Bees. The name originated from the Louisiana's blues singer Slip Harpo song I'm A King Bee. They were: Bowie (vocals, tenor. alto sax), Roger Bluck (lead guitar), George Underwood (rhythm guitar, harmonica, vocals), Dave Howard (bass), Bob Allen (drums). o To raise money Bowie sent a letter to a rich English entrepreneur, John Bloom, who was in the washing machines business. Since he had nothing to do with music, he passed Bowie's request to Less Conn (who was managing Doris Day's music publishing company, Melcher music, and doing talent scouting for the Dick James Organization). Conn suggested that they play at Bloom's wedding anniversary. He accepted, and they played Got My Mojo Working and Hoochie Coochie Man in that party. Conn then decided to become their manager. o They recorded the very first Bowie single Liza Jane (an old Negro spiritual but Conn was credited as the composer)/Louie Louie Go Home (composed by Paul Revere & The Raiders). The single was recorder at Decca studios, West Hampstead and was released on a subsidiary label Vocalion Pop on the 5th of June, '64. Bowie and his band gave performances in Marquee Club, Cafe Des Artists, the Roundhouse, and several universities. They also performed this single on the Juke Box Jury show, and on the BBC2 show The Beat Room. o Since they weren't gaining any popularity Bowie decided to leave the band, on August '64, and they broke up. o Immediately afterwards Bowie joined The Manish Boys (The name originated from a Muddy Waters song), an R&G band from Maidstone, whose name used to change very often (Band Seven and The Jazz Gentlemen were amoung their previous names). They were: Bowie (vocals, tenor, alto sax), Johnny Flux (lead guitar), John Watson (bass, rhythm guitar, vocals), Mick White (drums), Bob Solly (organ), Paul Rodriguez (tenor sax, trumpet, bass), Woolf Byrne (baritone sax, harmonica). o After they'd heard David's copy of The James Brown Show Live At The Apollo, and under David's influence, they changed their music style. o On November 12, '64 Bowie gave his first known television interview on BBC's Cliff Michelmore's Tonight show about the organization he founded for 'The Prevention Of Cruelty To Long Haired Men'. Bowie: 'Well, I think we're all fairly tolerant, but for the last two years, we've had comments like "Darling" and "Can I carry your handbag?" thrown at us, and I think it just has to stop now'. o The Manish boys signed with the Arthur Howes Agency. They played six shows as backup for Gene Pitney - Gerry & The Pacemakers tour, starting December 1st. o In Regent studios they recorded for Decca a cover of Barbara Lewis's song Hello Stranger (that was never released) and Love Is Strange. Mike Smith was the producer. o Then they met the producer Shel Talmy (who was producing The Kinks, The Who, Manfred Mann at the time), that after hearing them, decided to produce them. Talmy: 'I really liked David because of the fact that he was, I thought, a head of the game'. o In IBC Studios they recorded the single I Pity The Fool (an Early '60 hit by American R&B singer Bobby 'Blue' Bland/Take My Tip (The first Bowie composition recorded. Jimmy Page appeared as a guest guitarist. The song was covered by Kenny Miller as an A-side) The single was released on March 5th. o Leslie Conn arranged that they perform I Pity The Fool on the BBC show Gadzooks! It's All Happening. Producer Barry Langford insisted that Bowie cuts his hair. He, of course, refused. Conn organized fans to parade around the BBC with banners like 'Be Fair To Long Hair'. Bowie also sent a letter to a local newspaper in which he claimed 'people with long hair have rights too'. The story was told in many other local newspapers. BBC Then decided to let him appear on the show, in condition that if they get complaints the band's fee will to to charity. No complaints were received :-) o in April '65 The Manish Boys broke up. o In March '65 Bowie met the band The Lower Third in Giaconda coffee bar, on Denmark St., a popular hangout for musicians. He became their lead singer. They were: Bowie (vocals, tenor, alto sax), Devis 'Tea Cup' Taylor (lead guitar), Graham Rivens (bass), Les Mighall (drums) (who left before the release of their first single, and was replaced by Phil Lancaster). Nicky Hopkins played piano in several sessions. The band was mainly influenced by The Who. o They appeared regularly on each Saturday at the R&B club La Discotheque. o In Central Sound Studio, on Denmark St. they recorded several demos, including Born Of The Night (that was never released) and two radio jingles for the U.S. including Youthquake Clothing (that David and Denis wrote when they arrived at the studio). o Their first single (and second Bowie single to be produced by Talmy) was released on 20th of August under EMI's Parlophone label. You've Got A Habit Of Leaving (influenced by The Who)/Baby Loves That Way (that David admitted it was a take off on Herman's Hermits. On backing vocals: Less Conn, Shel Talmy, two engineers and the band as monks). On the press release of this single David said that he likes Sammy Davis Jr. They band also recorded Over The Wall We Go - that was covered by Oscar. o Graham: 'David used to sit at home and strum a guitar and write some lyrics. We then used to sit down together as a group and make the whole thing something feasible and bring the whole tune together. A lot of the early stuff we did with him, apart from the basic tune and lyrics, was very much a joint effort'. o Talmy: 'David and I went straight to monaural tape on those demos. Certainly that wasn't multitrack. We did it specifically to do demos. They were things he had that we were talking about recording at a future date. And it was always nice to get them down on tape so we could have a listen'. o Ralph Horton (who was working for the agent Terry King, managing Screaming Lord Sutch and The Casuals, and who worked as a driver for The Moody Blues) became Bowie's first official manager. He arranged a few shows. The first - as a support to the Moody Blues at the Bromel club in Bromley. Other shows included Summer weekend engagement at the winter gardens in Ventnor, and support for Johnny Kidd & The Pirates on the Isle Of Wight. o They also did a series of afternoon concerts at the Marquee Inecto Show, that were broadcasted by a pirated radio station Radio London, sponsored by the makers of Inecto shampoo. They used to sing songs by The Kinks, Chim Chim Cheree (from Mary Poppins), and Mars (from Holst's Planet suite, the theme music from the British television serial The Quartermass Experiment). o Horton phoned Ken Pitt, who later on became Bowie's 2nd manager, at the end of '66, (and at the time, was managing Manfred Mann, Crispian St. Peters) because the band had financial difficulties. Pitt had no time, but he did suggest that Bowie changes his name. And he did (on November '65). o On November 2nd they band was auditioned at BBC but they were turned down. That was explained in '87: '...Like the Rolling Stones before him, the 19 year old Bowie's performance was not suitable for the BBC's purposes. The talent selection group were particularly surprised by the inclusion of the Lower Third's version of Chim Chim Cheree from Mary Poppins, and as for Bowie's singing..."a Cockney type, but not outstanding", "A singer devoid of personality", "sing wrong notes" and "Out of tune" were just some of the comments. But two years later, Bowie was back at the beeb with a complete change of style and a trial broadcast'. o The year ended with the first performances outside of England, including two shows at the Golfe Drouot in Paris, one on New Year's Eve (On The Bill with Arthur Brown), and the other one on January 2nd, '66. o In the end of '65 the band signed with Pye records. o On January 14th the first single under the new name was released, produced by Tony Hatch, head of A&R for Pye. Can't Help Thinking About Me/And I Say To Myself. That was the first Bowie single to be released in the U.S. (on the Warner Brothers label, in May) o Since they didn't have any success, The Lower Third broke up, January '66. o Bowie then joined The Buzz (named by a radio station DJ). David Bowie and The Buzz were: Bowie (vocals), John Hutchinson 'Hutch' (lead guitar), Derek Fearnley 'Dek' (bass), John Eager 'Ego' (drums), Derek Boyes 'Chow' (organ). Hutchinson was replaced after four months with Billy Gray 'Haggis', but rejoined Bowie two years later with Feathers. o They were auditioned at February 3rd, in the Marquee club. o Their first performances were on the 10th of February, in Leicester University with the Graham Bond Organization and Jimmy James & The Vagabonds, and a day later in the Marquee club. o They recorded a few songs, including That's A Promise (written by Bowie). This song was only released on a bootleg single, and bootleg albums, one of which is Pierrot In Torquoise. o In March They performed The Lower Third's song Can't Help Thinking About Me on Ready, Ready, Go! and reached #26 on the Melody Makers chart. o In March 7th they recorded Do Anything You Say/Good Morning Girl (with Tony Hatch as the producer), that was released on April 1st. o They gave some successful performances in Scotland, and, at the Marquee - Bowie did a Sunday afternoon series of his own The Bowie Showboat (from the 10th of April '66 to the 12th of June), and it became apparent that Bowie had a group of devoted fans. o In the second The Bowie Showboat show Bowie met his next producer Ken Pitt. o I Dig Everything/I'm Not Losing Sleep was recorded on June 6th, and released August 19th. Band unknown. Producer Hatch thought the songs needed rearranging and used session musicians. o Hatch: 'David was then extremely conservative, good to get on with and excellent in the studio. His material was good, although I thought he wrote too much about London dustbins. Those were his formative years and he hadn't reached maturity, but he was unusual, unique'. o In December, '66, The Buzz broke up. o In 1967 Bowie signed with Deram, a Decca subsidiary, and released Rubber Band and Love You Till Tuesday, that both later appeared on his debut album David Bowie. o This album was released without We Are Hunger Men and Maid Of Bond Street in the U.S. o A year after he released his song The Laughing Gnome, in 1967, Roni Hilton wrote an orchestral version to that song. The song was later (in 1973) re-released on a collection, and reached the sixth place on the british charts. o Around this period, Bowie made an unsuccessful attempt to become a family entertainer. o After that, Tony Visconti became his producer, and they recorded Let Me Sleep Beside You and London Bye Ta Ta but no company wanted to release these songs. o His first role as an actor in the cinema was in a short half hour art film called The Image, in which he portrayed a corpse. In one of the scenes, Bowie lies on a window sill and someone pours water on him to create the illusion of rain. The film was shown as a 'filler' in seedy Soho cinemas. o In 1968 Bowie wrote a four page play called Ernie Jones. It tells the story of a man, Ernie, that wants to commit suicide, so he decides on having a 'suicide party'. The play never acted on stage. o In they same year, the famous choreographer Lindsay Kemp let young Bowie (who, by then, was a mime with Kemp's dance troupe) appear on his show, in return for sex. Before one of the performances Bowie disappeared with the beautiful scene decorator Natasha Korlinov and Kemp tried to commit suicide by cutting his wrists, but he was saved. Two months later Bowie came back to him, then Natasha tried to kill herself with sleeping pills. She was also saved. o Bowie: 'Lindsay gave me lessons in exchange for writing music for them. He introduced me to a lot of extraordinary things - artaud, theatre of the absurd, all that kind of thing. A lot of my attitude toward the stage, and staging, really came from Lindsay. He was my mentor'. o Bowie then opened up for the duo Tyrannosaurus Rex (with Marc Bolan), a band Visconti was producing, as a mime (as a Buddhist priest). o As a pantomimist, he presented his own version of the chinese invasion to Tibet. o He also appeared as an extra in the movie The Virgin Soldiers. o He won 2nd place in the Maltese Song Festival with his song When I Live My Dream. o After that, he formed a mixed media band called Feathers with John Hutchinson and ballet dancer Harmione Farthingale that he was dating, and who was studying with Kemp. They combined original songs with Jackques Brel songs, poetry and mime acts. o Very shortly after, Farthingale dumped him. He wrote the song Letter To Hermione about it, that is included in his album Space Oddity. o In February 2nd, '69 he recorded the song Space Oddity with Hutchinson. o In the first recordings of Space Oddity, Bowie tried to make the sound of the spaceship by himself. It sounded bad. (He also did this on stage, in 1972. The live version is available in Santa Monica '72, or in any bootleg of that performance). If you don't have any of these recordings, try to imagine how they sounded, for everlasting amusement. o Bowie: 'Hermione had run off with a dancer. I was totally head-over-heels in loved with her, and it really sort of demolished me. That event, plus the 2001 movie, sort of set me off on the Space Oddity song'. o Space Oddity, plus some tracks from the album David Bowie were used in the promo film Love You Till Tuesday. The film and the soundtrack were released in 1984. o The film didn't succeed. o Because of the American moon landing on July 20th, Mercury signed with Bowie, and they wanted him to re-record Space Oddity. o Bowie: 'John Hutchinson was going to record it with me. In fact, on the demo, Hutch is singing the first verse. We had intended making an album together, and we had demoed quite a few songs. This single was going to be "Bowie and Hutch". But then, two or three days before the session, Hutch said that he really didn't think that we were going to make it in rock. He was married, and he had a kid up in Yorkshire, and he decided he was going home. So I ended up doing the whole thing myself. I was heart broken. I mean, I'd built up a whole thing around the idea of duets'. o Space Oddity was re-recorded in June 20th with Gus Dudgeon as a producer (who was the engineer in the recordings of the album David Bowie) and with Paul Buckmaster's arranging. o Space Oddity became Bowie's first big hit (reaching #5 in the UK). The interesting fact is that Bowie's producer at that time, Tony Visconti, rejected the song. Bowie HAD to give the song to another producer - Gus Dudgeon. Bowie produced an alternative version to the song in '79. o Space Oddity was used by the BBC as the theme song of the U.S. moon landing. o Because of the big success, Mercury agreed to produce Bowie's next album in the early seventies. It was released as David Bowie in Britain in Britain (note: there's no typing mistake here), and as Man Of Words/Man Of Music in the U.S. This album was later on re-released as Space Oddity, in 1972, without the song Don't Sit Down. (but the song was included again in the Ryko 1990 re-release). o Bowie also recorded an Italian version of Space Oddity - Ragazzo Solo, Ragazza Sola (lonely boy, lonely girl) and a French version that I don't know its name, but the English translation is 'A man who disappears in the sky'. o Space Oddity is about Major Tom, an astronaut who gets lost in space. David returned to Major Tom in his hit single Ashes To Ashes, that is included in his album Scary Monsters (in '80). The Ryko re-release of the album includes a performance of Space Oddity from the 31st of December, '79. o Space Oddity only became a hit in America in 1973 (after the Ziggy tour), when the single was re-released, reaching #15 on the charts. o Bowie organized an art festival in Bromley, and a music festival. The song Memory of A Free Festival from the album Space Oddity is about that festival. o Bowie, talking about Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud: 'That, for me at the time, was the most fully developed song that I'd written. It had the narrative form, a loose mythology. It was a portent of what I was going to be doing later on'. o According to a rumour, Bowie attempted to enter U.S.S.R. around '69, but he was denied as he was found to have been carrying national socialist propaganda. o In January '70 - Bowie recorded the original version of Prettiest Star (that later appeared on his album Aladdin Sane) in London's Trident studios with Marc Bolan on guitar (who was about to become a superstar with T. Rex). Bowie: 'There was quite a lot of rivalry between Marc and myself. We had a sparring relationship. We both knew we were going to be doing something in the future, but he was a few rungs up - he was really starting to happen. But he decided that he wanted to contribute to something that I was doing, and so he played guitar on this one. I don't think we were talking to each other that day. I can't remember why, but I remember a very strange attitude in the studio. we were never in the same room at the same time. You could have cut the atmosphere with a knife. We eventually became the tightest of buddies until his tragic death in 1978'. o Bowie and Bolan were also members of the band Dib Cochran. o Afterwards, Bowie set a backup band: Tony Visconti (bass), his friend John Cambridge (drums) and Cambridge's friend, classically trained from Hull, Mick Ronson (guitar). Their first session was at the Roundhouse, London, February '70. Bowie: 'I thought It would be really interesting if each of us adopted a persona of some kind. I remember Cambridge was a cowboy, and Tony Visconti wore a Superman outfit. I can't remember what I wore, but it was very spacey, and there was a lot of Lurex-y material in it. Bolan was there, and he was open-mouthed that we had the balls to camp it up so much. I think that was the first glam-rock performance. I was all jeans and long hair at that time, and we got booed all the way through the show. People hated it. They absolutely loathed what we were doing. It was great!'. o In March 20th he was married to Mary Angela 'Angie' Barnett. Their son, Zowie, was born in May 28th. o In the early seventies, Bowie used to wear dresses ('a man's dresses'). He wasn't the only one (see Mick Jagger's little white 'party dress'), but still it was very odd. o A Texan man pointed a gun at Bowie once because he was wearing a dress. o His next band was called Hype: Tony Visconti (bass), Woody Woodmansey, who was the drummer in Ronson's band The Rats (drums), Mick Ronson (guitar). Bowie himself acted as The Rainbow Man. Bowie: 'Hype was a super band to be in. It didn't come to much, it was a shame actually. I enjoyed everything that we did. It was the embryo of what was to become the spiders'. o With the band, Bowie recorded his next album, The Man Who Sold The World. o Marc Bolan appeared as a guest guitarist on Black Country Rock (released November '70). o In January '71 Mercury arranged that Bowie meets the American press. o On the original cover of his album The Man Who Sold The World Bowie appeared wearing a dress. Mercury rejected the cover, and it was replaced with a cartoon drawing of a cowboy holding a rifle with a shot out clock tower behind him (designed by Bowie's artist friend). Later on, after the album was already released, they replaced this with the black and white Ziggy picture. The album was published with different covers in other countries. The album was not sold very well so Mercury decided to fire him. (All the covers appear in the Ryko re-release of the album, BTW). o Later that year, Bowie signed with RCA in the U.S. o In New York he met Andy Warhol, and Lou Reed. Lou Reed introduced him to Iggy Pop, and the three of them became good friends. There is a picture of them hanging out together. o Bowie has always been a Lou Reed fan. He recorded two cover versions of his songs: White Light/White Heat and Waiting For The Man. He also sang these songs a few times in the sixties. o In 1970 He recorded what's known to be the first song he ever wrote, Tired Of My Life. The song can be found on the boolegs Lost In Our Vaults Until Now and The Shadow Man. o Bowie had a Riley car which he used to call Rupert. He wrote a song about it - Rupert the Riley - which wasn't officially released, but can be found on the bootleg The Shadow Man. o With previously The Rats member Trevor Bolder on bass and Rick Wakeman (who later on joined Yes) on keyboards, and his old band, Bowie recorded his next album Hunky Dory, that was produced by him and Ken Scott and released in November (after Wakeman had left). o One song became a big hit, Changes. It reached #66 on the U.S charts. Bowie: 'I really started to feel at home as a songwriter in Hunky Dory. I really felt that I knew how to write songs at that point. There were couple of things that attempted to sort of transplant the brain of a cabaret song onto a piece of rock writing. One was Life on Mars and the other one was Changes. Changes started out as a parody of a nightclub song, a kind of throwaway. But it turned into the monster that nobody would stop asking for at concerts. "Dye-vid, Dye-vid - do Changes". I had no idea it would become such a popular thing'. o Hunky Dory reached #93 on the U.S charts. o The album featured tribute songs to Bob Dylan, Andy Warhol, and Velvet Underground (Queen Bitch). o According to several resources Andy Warhol hated the song Bowie wrote for him (Andy Warhol). They met, Andy listened to the song and sat and stared at David for a while, then said 'I like your shoes'. In a recent interview, to the radio program Modern Rock Live, Bowie said Warhol wasn't terribly communicative and how they basically stood there and looked at each other before having a conversation about shoes. o Talking about Oh! You Pretty Things Bowie said he tried to play the piano part, but had to stop after every couple of notes because his fingers hurt. o Peter Noone reached #12 on the UK charts with Bowie's song Oh! You Pretty Things. o Bowie once appeared with a circus elephant called Changes on stage. o Two tracks, Moonage Daydream and Hang Onto Yourself were released under the name Arnold Corns (originated from the Pink Floyd song Arnold Layne) in '71. The dress designer Freddi Burette was supposedly the lead singer. These tracks were later re-worked for the album Ziggy Stardust. o In 1972 Bowie invented Ziggy Stardust, a science fiction story with a hero by the same name. He created a concept album based on it. This album is considered to be Bowie's most influential and famous album, and one of the best albums ever made, by any artist. It was chosen as the most influential album of the seventies by Melody Maker. o The album was released on June 6th and stayed more than a year on the U.S. charts. o It reached #5 on the UK charts and #75 on the U.S charts. o The first single from the album, Starman, reached #10 on the UK charts and #65 on the U.S. charts. o Bowie said to a Radio 1 DJ that Starman was based on Somewhere Over The Rainbow from Wizard Of Oz. o The band that played behind him in the years 1972-73 (until their last concert in Hammersmith Odeon) was called The Spiders. The members: Mick Ronson (guitar), Woody Woodmansey (drums), Trevor Bolder (bass). This is what happened after they broke up: Mick Ronson released a couple of solo albums (now available as a double on MainMan/Trident). He then worked for many years with Mott the Hoople. He played on their final single (Saturday Gigs), and on their European tour in October/November '74. He then worked with their writer/singer Ian Hunter on and off for the next 20 years. He has many productions with credits to his name, some of which are: The Morrissey album with I Know It's Gonna Happen on it, an Andi Sex-Gang single Seven Ways To Kill A Man, Dalbello's album Who Man Four Says. He also worked with some minor UK punk bands. For example, he produced and played on the Slaughter and the Dog's first album. Ronson had been living in the U.S. for some time. He died of liver cancer in 1993. Woody Woodmansey and Trevor Bolder went on to release a Spiders From Mars album with unknown guitarist and vocalist. Woody Woodmansey then released another album (the name of the band was Wood Woodmansey's U-Boat) (The album has a 'cartoon' cover, BTW). They were touted as having 'the biggest drum kit in the world' - Woody promptly fell off it and broke his wrists! Bolder and his band played a mini concert in 1977 during a street party to commemorate the Queens silver jubilee. He was playing bass for Uriah Heep at Reading Festival around 1987. He's still playing for them now. His dad used to have a record shop, but that was closed many years ago and is now a cafe. His brother also had a brief musical career. o The home town of the Spiders from Mars is the city of Hull, North Humberside. o Ziggy Stardust - the character Bowie played, is an amalgam of Vince Taylor, the insane rocker, who used to dress up like Jesus on stage; Iggy Pop/Twiggy; and the Legendary Stardust Cowboy, a failed one-time performer on TV. o Bowie: 'Vince was American and came to England, then went to France and became a star of dirge. But then he came back to England and we spoke of our findings. He wore a white robe and sandals and we sat in the busy London street with a map of the world and tried to find the people who were passing by and scowling at us. They were nowhere on the map. Vince went back to France, then I heard about the famous show where he had told his band to go home and appeared in front of the curtains in that old white robe and sandals telling the French people about the comings and goings due upon us. He was banned from performing. My records were selling and I was being a man in demand. I thought of Vince and wrote Ziggy Stardust. I thought of my brother and wrote Five Years. Then my friend came to mind, standing the way we stood in Bewlay Bros. and I wrote Moonage Daydream'. o Some say Ziggy Stardust is David's self portrait (and that he did that intentionally). Examples: Lady Stardust is about a man who is rejected by the environment because of his makeup and long hair (other interpretations are that the song is about Vince Taylor, or Marc Bolan). Ziggy Stardust (the song) is about a man who wants to become a famous rock star. John, I'm Only Dancing (which was released as a single at the time) deals with bisexuality (note: there is another interpretation that he's telling his friend he's not trying to steal his girlfriend). Some people claim that Ziggy is Jimi Hendrix. To prove their theory all they can say is that they are both left handed. Of course, it didn't occur to them that Bowie is also left handed. In an interview, in December 90, Mick Ronson said that Ziggy 'was really David and Angela's idea'. When asked about who Ziggy is based on he said 'Some people say Jimi Hendrix'. Other people say Ziggy is not a human, and that David always claimed he was an actor, implying that he roles (so Ziggy is only a fruit of his imagination). o When John, I'm Only Dancing was released in September 1st in Britain, it reached #12 on the charts. But RCA America didn't want to release it, and it was banned from some radio stations because of it's suggestive lyrics. The song was released in America in '76 in the compilation album ChangesOneBowie. o Bowie was one of the first rock stars to admit he's bisexual. Some claim he was the very first. In January '72, in a Melody Maker interview he said: 'I'm gay, and always have been'. In '83 with Let's Dance and his foray into the mainstream he went from admitting it to denying it. He's now claiming it was just an experimental act. Quotes that are worth mentioning: 'probably the most provocative thing one could say in 1972. Drug talk was positively establishment and this sort of felt like the era of self invention coming up'. E Entertainment: He told that he was trisexual ('I'll try anything once'). Out: 'I was fairly forthcoming about the fact that I was bisexual. I don't think there was any question about me being ambiguous, was there?' Details: He said he had admitted he was bisexual because he didn't want someone else to discover it. o Bowie's ex-wife, Angie, claims she caught her husband in bed with Mick Jagger. Bowie's response (US magazine, 1995): 'About 15 or 16 years ago, I really got pretty tired of fending off questions about what I used to do with my [penis] in the early seventies. My suggestion for people with prurient interests is to go through the 30 or 40 bios on me and pick out the rumour of their choice'. o For the tour that followed the Ziggy Stardust album, Bowie created a show with glamorous costumes and stage effects (with The Spiders and American Jazz pianist Mike Garson) (and dyed his hair red :-) ). In one performance Bowie sent his tongue to Mick Ronson's guitar, while touching his thighs. The media interpreted it as if Bowie was trying to send his tongue to Ronson's loins. This caused a big scandal and Ronson threatened in resignation. Bowie supposedly licking Ronson's groin was commonly termed 'the electric blowjob' and he did it quite frequently in Ziggy shows. He also did this a few years before the Ziggy tour, at a concert in Northern England. He wasn't the one who invented it, by the way. You can see this act in Ziggy Stardust: The Motion Picture. It basically looks like he's trying to perform fellatio on the guitar. o Bowie was once left only in his underwear when fans tore his clothes and took them as souvenirs. o Ronson initially didn't want to wear the costume-y glitter garb Bowie wanted him to as one of the Spiders. Bowie joked many times that he finally convinced Ronson and the others by telling them they'd 'pull more girls' that way. o The phone booth that appears in one of the photos on the cover of Bowie's album 'The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars' was torn from its place and was sold to an American fan in the late seventies. There was nothing special about that phone booth. o The picture for the cover of Ziggy Stardust was taken in Soho. o The K. West sign shown on the cover of Ziggy Stardust was stolen by a Bowie fanatic (never to be found). K. West was an agent / theatrical supplier. o Still in 1972, Bowie produced Lou Reed's album Transformer. This album includes the song Wagon Wheel that Bowie claims to have written. o Lou Reed appeared as a guest singer in a Bowie performance in London, the same year. They performed Reed's Sweet Jane as a duet. o Bowie surprised his fans in the last concert of the Ziggy Stardust tour, as he performed the Beatles song Love Me Do as part of a medley with The Jean Genie. Jeff Beck appeared as a guest guitarist. The resulting performance was, however, left out of the original release from the concert (Ziggy Stardust: The Motion Picture) but can be found on the old vinyl bootleg His Master's Voice, along with a few others. o Bowie is afraid of spiders as a result of a trauma he had when he was a child. He told in an interview that he remembers saying to himself: 'Spiders, creatures from the darkness, I need to turn into a spider in order to fight crimes'. o Bowie had many successes that year. Hunky Dory reached #3 on the UK charts. The Man Who Sold The World was re-released and reached #26 on the UK charts and #105 in the U.S. Man Of Words/Man Of Music was re-released as Space Oddity and reached #17 on the UK charts and #16 in the U.S. In addition, Mott The Hoople reached #3 on the UK charts with a song Bowie had written for them, All The Young Dudes. o His next album was Aladdin Sane. o The name Aladdin Sane is actually A Lad Insane. o The first single from the album, Jean Genie, reached #2 on the UK charts and #71 on the U.S. charts. o Bowie: 'It was a sort of a half hearted effort to leave Ziggy alone. It wasn't very committed. It was a case of not wanting to let go of something that was successful, yet another part of me really wanted to go home. Also, I had a ... not a falling out, really, but a loss of enthusiasm with the spiders. They didn't really wanted to go where I wanted to go. I was already developing a great interest in soul music, and experimental forms. They were pretty much into playing this straightforward rock. Which was understandable - they played it very well'. o He originally wrote the song Drive In Saturday, that was included in this album, for Mott The Hoople as a follow up to the song All The Young Dudes that he had previously written and produced for them (he produced the whole All The Young Dudes album). Bowie: 'They never used Drive In Saturday. I don't know why'. o Aladdin Sane was originaly supposed to included a re-recording of John, I'm Only Dancing (available on Sound+Vision, as well as other compilations), but eventaully didn't, because the album already contained another re-recording (of Prettiest Star). o In the seventies, there was a lot of gossip concerning his favourites in sex. They included: Japanese and black females, white and Japanese males, women of African extraction. o Bowie told proudly he saw four couples making love in his performance in Glasgow, in 1973. o There were dozens of Ziggy doubles in every concert Bowie gave during his Ziggy tours. o In one of the nights during the Aladdin Sane tour the surrealist painter Salvador Dali was in the audience. o His most famous quote is probably 'Not only is it the last show of the tour, but it's the last show that we'll ever do. Thank you'. He said that at the last concert of the Aladdin Sane tour, in July 3rd, 1973, Hammersmith Odeon. Many Bowie fans believe that he meant THE SPIDERS will never perform again. It's a known fact, however, that he and his company, RCA had a disagreement about the money they let him spend. o And then he released Pin-Ups, a cover-versions-only album for songs from the London '64-'67 club scene. Bowie: 'Pin-ups was really my way of shaking Ziggy completely, while retaining excitement in the music. It really was treading water, but it happens to be one of my favourite albums. I think there's some terrific stuff in it. I had it in the back of my mind to do a volume two, and cover the American scene. I would've done Velvets and early Iggy things, The Seeds, Pearls Before Swine. There were some great things I was gonna dig up and do'. o Lou Reed's White Light/White Heat was recorded for Pin-Ups, but was never released. o In '73 Bowie also remixed Iggy Pop's album Raw Power. o He sang Sonny Bono's I Got You Babe as a duet with Marianne Faithful in the 1980 Floor Show in October (available on the Dollars In Drag bootleg). o Bowie produced Lulu's single from 1974 Watch That Man/The Man Who Sold The World (both songs previously written by Bowie). He's also provided backing vocals, and his band was playing in the background. o In 1974 he wrote and recorded a song called You Can Have Her, I Don't Want Her, She's Too Fat For Me. After the recordings, he burned the tapes. o David had wanted to make a theatrical production of 1984, but the Orwell estate denied the rights. So he turned his original idea into what became the Diamond Dogs album, that was released in June '74. Bowie: 'I was stuck with a partially written musical. And I converted it into something more Borroughsian. That was when I really started playing around with cut-up techniques, and that really opened up a whole new avenue of songwriting to me, a whole approach creating different atmospheres. Because that was the crux of what rock was to me. It wasn't so much what rock said. It was just the attitude and the atmosphere that it created. I was trying to define my version of rock-personally, in the way that I felt it, as a more stage oriented, theatrical kind of artist'. o The album cover of Diamond Dogs originally showed a half dog, half Bowie figure. The offending parts were censored in the American release of the album. It is now available in the U.S. with the original cover. o One song that didn't make it to the album was Dodo. It was attempted with The Spiders, and with a soul arrangement. Bowie: 'I also had Lulu cover it, but that never came out either'. The song is available in the Ryko re-release, and the Sound+Vision CD set as part of a medly 1984/Dodo. Even prior to these releases, this song was available on many bootlegs. o The first single from the album, Rebel Rebel was the first song the American press really liked. o Eventually, the album reached #5 in the U.S. album charts. o The tour that followed was glamorous. On the stage there was a big movable bridge, and a giant diamond that opened up to reveal a giant hand. Bowie: 'The set was unbelievably expensive. We were stoney broke. It wiped me out for a few years. But it was definitely worth doing'. o In 1974 journalists took pictures of him with Lou Reed in a crowded room. It was interpreted as a passionate kiss by some in the media, others think they were just talking closely. o The band that played behind him on the first half of the 1974 tour almost started a strike. They claimed they are not getting enough exposure, and that their fee is low. The threatened strike was settled only hours before the David Live album was recorded. o David Live was recorded in Philadelphia. When David was there, he took his time to record some songs at Sigma Sound, a soul music centre. He used the guitarist Carlos Alomar, who he have seen at Harlem's Apollo theatre, and the backup singer Luther Vandruss (and co-wrote Fascination with him). o To his shows around the world he used to take a library that he built all by himself. o He took that library together with his 1000 book collection to the set of Nicolas Roeg's film The Man Who Fell To Earth, in which he had a big part portraying an alien. o The Man Who Fell To Earth includes full frontal nudity on Bowie's part. (Bowie later on also appeared nude in his video clip of China Girl. Most TV stations broadcast a censored version of this video. But I've seen the uncensored version myself on MTV/Europe. MTV/America shows the censored version. I don't know about other MTVs :-) ). o The movie The Man Who Fell To Earth is based on the novel by Walter Tevis (by the same name), published 1963, and still in print! (the movie edition, however, isn't). Walter Tevis is best knows as the writer of the Scorseze movie, The Colour Of Money. o In 1976 Bowie adopted a new persona: The Thin White Duke. o With this new persona, he released Station To Station. o Rumours say Bowie originally wrote Golden Years for Elvis Presley, who didn't want the song. o Golden Years was the only hit single from Station To Station, and it reached #10 on the charts. o Station To Station additionally included a cover of Wild Is The Wind, a ballad by Johnny Mathis. Bowie: 'I'm a sucker for a very romantic song'. o That year, at the Grammy Awards, Aretha said 'I'm so happy I could almost kiss David Bowie'. According to Ava Cherry (a member in Bowie's band), after the awards show they went somewhere and she put on an Aretha record, and began to dance to it, and David smashed it. o Bowie: 'I was really trying to push my musicians into experimental music. I really didn't succeeded that much, except that I got some quite extraordinary things out of Earl Slick. I think it captured his imagination to make noises on guitar, and textures, rather than playing the right notes. Station To Station was really the rock-format version of what was to come Low and Heroes. I was at the time well into German electronic music - Con, and all that. And Kraftwerk had made a big impression on me. I thought they were quite wonderful'. o The Station To Station tour began on February '76. o Bowie: 'I wanted to go back to a kind of Expressionist German-film look. A feeling of a Berlinesque performer-black waistcoat, black trousers, white shirt, and the lighting of, say, Fritz Lang, or Pabst. A black-and-white-movies look, but with an intensity that was sort of aggressive. I think for me, personally, theatrically, that was the most successful tour I've ever done'. o After the tour, he moved to Switzerland. o Around this time, he was using drugs quite heavily. o In Paris, he co-wrote with Iggy Pop his (Iggy's) album The Idiot. Bowie: 'Poor Jim [Jimmy Osterberg is Pop's real name], in a way, became a guinea pig for what I wanted to do with sound. I didn't have the material at the time, and I didn't feel like writing it all. I felt much more like laying back and getting behind someone else's work, so that album was opportune, creatively'. Bowie also co-wrote with Iggy some of the songs in Lust For Life. Both of these albums were released in 1977. See section 3.8 for details. He used a few of the songs on these albums later on in his '80s albums. The most famous covers are for Tonight and China Girl. o Two of the band members on Lust For Life (the Sales brothers, Hunt and Tony) formed Tin Machine (with Bowie and Reeves Gabrels) many years later. o In October '76 Bowie and Iggy moved to Berlin. Bowie: 'I thought I'd take the stage set, throw it away, and go and live in the real thing'. o In Berlin, Bowie met Brian Eno (Brian Eno was Roxy Music's keyboard player prior to that), today's most important (according to music critics) and rich (fact) producer in the world. In the years 1977-79 Bowie collaborated with him in a trilogy of albums: Low, "Heroes", Lodger, knows as the synthesizer trilogy, or the Eno trilogy. (note: lately, they renewed this collaboration) o Bowie: 'One day in Berlin, Eno came running in and said "I've heard the sound of the future" and I said "Come on, we're supposed to be doing it right now". He said "No listen to this", and he puts on I Feel Love by Donna Summer. Eno had gone bonkers over it, absolutely bonkers. He said "This is it, look no further. This single is going to change the sound of club music for the next fifteen years" which was more or less right'. Yet another quote: 'I guess I should mention that on Low, "Heroes", and Lodger, Brian and I utilized his "Oblique Strategies" cards quite a bit. I mean, if we got to an impasse, we'd just turn over one of his cards, and whatever the instruction said on it, we'd obey-which led to some hilarious musical insights. We would write out arbitrary chords and then put them up on a board, and then Eno would point to a different chords on the wall and the band would have to follow them. We just did everything we could to break the rules of what playing rock music was supposed to be about'. o Low, released January '77, included poppy songs and ambient tracks. o The album Low was originally supposed to be called New Music Night And Day. o The cover of Low is a visual pun. The picture is of Bowie in profile, so the cover reads: low profile. When Low came out an interviewer asked Bowie the significance of the title. He sorta gotta bit cross, as if it was obvious, his play on words: i.e. he was keeping a low profile, hence the picture. o Nick Lowe, a singer, thought that the title Low was his name with the 'e' dropped and promptly produced an EP called Bowi. (get it? Bowie with the 'e' dropped) o Some of the tracks from Low (including Art Decade and Weeping Wall) were originally written for the soundtrack of The Man Who Fell To Earth. o Bowie played the piano on the Iggy Pop 1977 tour. o He returned to Berlin to record "Heroes". o On "Heroes", Robert Fripp, the leader of King Crimson, appeared as a guest playing a clarion guitar. o The album included tributes to American performance artist Chris Burden (Joe The Lion) and Kraftwerk's Florian Schneider (V2-Schneider). o In September Bowie returned to Britain to appear on the Marc Bolan show, (and play the song "Heroes"). o For the Marc Bolan show, Bowie and Bolan rehearsed two songs they wrote together: Sleeping Next To You and Madman. Eventually, only a small part of the former was transmitted, but these songs can be found on several bootlegs, including Alarm, Sleeping Next To You, and Ziggy 2. o In 1977 Bowie sang Peace On Earth/Little Drummer Boy (written by Gorssman, Fraser, Kohan-Simeone, Onorati, Davis, and Shawnee) as a duet with Bing Crosby. It was released as a single in 1982, and in many Christmas compilations. o Between the recording and broadcast of both shows (with Marc Bolan and Bing Crosby), they both died! o In 1978 he toured again (the name of the tour was Heroes), with Roger Powell of Utopia on synthesizers, and Adrian Belew. He released Stage, a life performance from the tour. o The same year, Bowie and Lou Reed had a fight in a restaurant and Reed hit Bowie. They are not friends since then. o Bowie's next album, Lodger, was recorded in various cities: New York, London, Zurich, and Berlin. o On one track Boys Keep Swinging, guitarist Carlos Alomar played drums and Dennis Davis, Bowie's drummer, played bass. Tony Visconti also played bass at the end, and to clean-up Davis' mistakes. o In 1979 Angie Bowie got depressed, and tried to commit suicide. David saved her. o They broke up at the end of the year. They divorced in '80. According to Angie's biography, they have been seperated since '77. o Angie sued bowie for 30,000 pounds when they broke up, then for another million. o Bowie had a big drug crisis in the late seventies. He claims he was saved only because of his son Zowie, who used to look at him strangely as he (Bowie) was crawling on the floor. He DIDN'T USE DRUGS AS A CURE TO A MENTAL ILLNESS HE HAD, as opposed to what some people think (and post). o Bowie: 'I suppose I've been knocking on heaven's door for about eleven years now, with one sort of high or another. The only kinds of drugs I use, though, are ones that keep me working for longer periods of time. I haven't gotten involved in anything heavy since '68. I had a silly flirtation with smack then, but it was only for the mystery and enigma of trying it'. (1979) o Bowie wrote and recorded two tracks with John Cale. Piano La and Velvet Church. They weren't released on any official album. (only on the bootleg single Two Gentlemen In New York). o In December, Bowie appeared in Saturday Night Live and played The Man Who Sold The World, TVC15, and Boys Keep Swinging. These versions can be found on the bootlegs Naked And Wired and 1980 Floor Show. o The alternative (1979) version of Space Oddity was presented on The Kenny Everett show, January 31st 1979. It starts off with Bowie sitting on a stool with a guitar. In the silence when the takeoff happens, he puts down his guitar, strolls across to a padded cell, sits down and sings the rest. o He had the lead role in the Broadway show The Elephant Man. o Bowie commented about mental breakdowns he had had in LA. That was around '80 (the comment, not the breakdowns). o Bowie: 'What can I say? I'm bored and I'm retiring for good' (circa '81 interview). I haven't heard a good explanation for this one. o Bowie and Queen recorded a song called Under Pressure together. The bass line from this song later became a hit in America when Vanilla Ice used it in his song Ice Ice Baby. Bowie also participated on a Queen outtake Cool Cat that can be found on Queen's The Ultimate Collection- Rarities, Oddities And Cover Versions. o In 1981 he changed his style and image. He stopped using drugs and any homosexual relations (recently, he said that he had returned to using drugs for a while after that, and that he drank fairly heavily during the '80s). He also drew back from his declarations about socialism. All music critics agree that it was also a change from sophistication and quality to commercial poppy music. In the last years he returned to quality. Bowie, lately admitted himself, that he wasn't creative for most of the eighties. o He broke with RCA in 1982 and signed with EMI. o Let's Dance, released in 1983, is his best seller (produced by Nile Rodgers). o Bowie had a fight with Tony Visconti, the producer of his seventies albums. Visconti said that he originally was supposed to produce Let's Dance, but that without notifying him Bowie suddenly decided that he preferred Nile Rodgers. He also said he had lost a big sum of money because of that. Bowie has said in an interview it was because Tony made remarks about his family to the press. According to Tony's wife (who sometimes posts to the newsgroup, BTW): They invited Bowie to their wedding but he declined. Tony is unclear as to why David has not spoken with him and has tried to reach him a number of times. It was not a bitter break, just a break without a word from David. o The working title of the album Let's Dance was Vampires Of Human Flesh. o A very succesful world tour (Serious Moonlight) followed the release of Let's Dance. o Stevie Ray was originally supposed to play on the Serious Moonlight tour but he was replaced with Earl Slick because of a disagreement over money. He also wanted to open the shows, but that was not the problem. o Bowie was in a hotel in Osaka, Japan, when an earthquake started. He hysterically ran down 22 floors. This happened during the Serious Moonlight tour. David joked that it was EMI's promotion for Shake It. o Bowie has a world record for being the singer who got the biggest sum of money for only one performance - He earned one and half million dollars in 1983 for the concert he did at the Regional Park in California, in a festival. o Bowie: [NOT AN EXACT QUOTE]: 'I was a cult artist, never really in the mainstream ... having said that, it was a very [big] cult ... these songs show I can make good pop songs'. (in an interview, around the Let's Dance release) o In '84 he released Tonight. The album includes a duet with Tina Turner (Tonight). o The first version of Tonight (on Iggy's album) included the lines: 'I saw my baby, she was turning blue I knew that soon, her young life was through And so I got down on my knees, down by her bed And these are the words, to her I said' When Bowie sang the song with Tina Turner, he removed these lines. o One of the advertisement planes for the album Tonight crashed on a house. o In 1985, Bowie participated in the Live Aid concert. He sang on the finale Do They Know It's Christmas. He also appeared on the single B-side, in a song called Feed The World. Both songs were written by Geldoff and Ure. For the event, he also recorded a cover version of Dancing In The Streets (written by Ivy Jo Hunter, William Stevenson and Marvin Gaye) with Mick Jagger. o Bowie dated the ballet dancer Melissa Harley a couple of years (until 1990). The official break-up reason: Melissa got hurt from stories Angie told about her married life with Bowie. o In 1987 he released Never Let Me Down. An album that critics simply HATED. o He originally wrote Girls (that later on appeared on the album re-release) for Tina Turner (in 1986). o A world tour, Glass Spider, followed. o Because Pepsi sponsored the Glass Spider Tour, Bowie did a commercial for them. The music of the song Modern Love was used (with altered lyrics). In the TV commercial, a man (Bowie) is falling asleep in front of his computer, and the song is playing, then a woman (Tina Turner) appears and gives him a Pepsi. o Bowie is known to be an artist of the Shock Art stream. His video for the single Day In Day Out showed a whore pissing on Ronald Reagan's portrait. The video was censored. o In 1987 he refused an offer to play Frank Sinatra in a movie. o La La La Human Steps (an artistic dance group) appeared with Bowie twice in 1988. They included Bowie's song Look Back In Anger in these performances. o In 1989 Bowie formed Tin Machine with guitarist Reeves Gabrels and Hunt and Tony Sales. That was a big surprise because Bowie announced many times in the past he would never form a band because 'One man cannot break up'. o His 1990 greatest hits tour (Sound & Vision) was a great success. o Before the tour actually started Bowie announced: 'This will be the last time ever for the old material'. Bowie only played a few songs from his old repertoire in the 1995 tour. Songs that he had never performed in a concert before (Teenage Wildlife, The Man Who Sold The World are examples). o Before his 1990 tour he opened a fans' phone line. It was used to vote for what songs the fans wanted to hear on his tour. The profits of the organization went to charity. o Bowie was one of the artists that participated in The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert. He sang "Heroes" alone, All The Young Dudes with Mott The Hoople, and Under Pressure with Annie Lennox. These songs (and the whole concert) can be found on the bootleg 'Thank You', Freddie. o In 1992 Tin Machine's second album, Tin Machine II, was released. A more melodic album than their first one. Critics were diverged in their opinions. o Five producers refused to produce Tin Machine II. o The cover shows four naked male statues. This enraged many American organizations, that demanded to ban the record. The statues' genitals were then airbrushed (on the U.S. cover). o At the same time, a live Tin Machine album was released (Oh Vey, Baby) o In 1992 Bowie married Somalian supermodel Iman, in Switzerland. Bowie gave her a 3.5 million dollars worth castle in Ireland as a wedding gift. o David's got a step-daughter through his marriage to Iman (from her previous marriage). o Bowie currently owns houses in Ireland, Africa, Switzerland, London, New-York, Los-Angeles and the Mastic Islands in the Caribbean. o In 1993 Bowie resumed his solo career with his album Black Tie, White Noise (produced by Nile Rodgers), which has a jazzy atmosphere to it. It includes songs written for his wedding with Iman - The Wedding, The Wedding Song, and a song dedicated to his half brother who killed himself - Jump They Say (In some interviews Bowie said that the song was about the metaphysical need to jump). One of the artists participating in the album is called Lester Bowie (who isn't a relative of Bowie). In one interview Bowie made a humourous remark about the 'reunion' of the 'Bowie brothers' for the first time. o Mick Ronson and Mike Garson participated in the making of the album. o Bowie wrote the score for The Buddha Of Suburbia, a TV series based on Hanif Kureishi's autobiographic book by the same name, published by Faber and Faber. Bowie and Kureishi met because Kureishi though of using songs of Bowie's from the seventies in the TV series, and to use instrumentals such as those on Low as a soundtrack. Instead, Bowie offered to write new material inspired by the seventies. It is very probable that one of the main characters (the rock star wannabe) is based on David Bowie. It's also probable that he's a Bowie wannabe. In one scene, he says that he knows his own music is nothing special and says 'I know I'm no Bowie'. o Rumour: Iman is now carrying Bowie's 2nd child. o In 1995 Bowie held a painting exhibition in Kate Chertavian Gallery, a retrospective of his last twenty years of painting. The exhibition included painting, sculpture and various installations, including a number of recent works made in collaboration with South African artists. Bowie also presented a new line of wallpaper manufactured by Laura Ashley. One of the details in the wallpaper is a minotaur whose genitals were censored by the Laura Ashley company. o In 1995, Bowie was sued by the American photographer Dona Ann McAdams. Bowie did a computer-generated print of performance artist Ron Athey, that appeared in the January 1995 of Q Magazine. The print was based on a photograph by McAdams that accompanied a review of Athey's performance appearing in The New York Times, 1994. McAdams was granted exclusive photographic access to the performance. Bowie used the print base on the McAdams' photograph in connection with his fiction/non-fiction story. McAdams did not participate in or approve of Bowie's print. They've reached an agreement on May, 1995. Under the settlement Bowie publicly acknowledged McAdams' photograph as the source on which the computer-generated print was based. o 1995. Bowie releases his concept album Outside, co-written and produced by old friend-collaborator Brian Eno. o Bowie invited Brain Eno to his wedding with Iman, in 1992. They talked, and discovered they're working on similar projects. That's how the album started. o Many musicians who've worked with him in the past are participating: Mike Garson, the pianist (Aladdin Sane, Diamond Dogs), Carlos Alomar, the guitarist (Station To Station through Scary Monsters), Reeves Gabrels, the guitarist (Tin Machine), Sterling Campbell, the drummer (Black Tie White Noise) - now works with Soul Asylum, and Erdal Kizilcay, multi-instrumentalist (Never Let Me Down, Glass Spider Tour, Buddha Of Suburbia). (Side note: Yossi Fine, the bass player, is an Israeli). Bowie: '...It was important to choose those who were not weighed down with musical cliche, who had terrific control over their abilities yet were a bit loony'. o The music is influenced by modern styles and combines elements from his own previous albums: funk, rock, disco, ambient, techno, jungle and jazz. o Bowie also used the computer equivalent of William Burroughs' cut-up technique, when writing the lyrics. o The album is based on a short story written by Bowie himself, titled The Diary of Nathan Adler. It lasts from 1977 to the last day of the 20th century. The subtitle on the cover is The Nathan Adler Diaries: A Hyper Cycle. Inside the slick digi-pak, the subtitle reads The Diary Of Nathan Adler Or The Art-Ritual Murder Of Baby Grace Blue. A Non-Linear Gothic Drama Hyper-Cycle. Q-magazine had wanted Bowie to write what he was doing the last few days but instead he wrote the story. The story is about Nathan Adler's investigation of the Art-murder of the 14-year old Baby Grace Blue. Part of the story is based on the S&M performance artist Ron Athey with AIDS who pierces and ritually mutilates himself and others onstage, then hangs the bloody pieces of cloth above the heads of the audience. He is still performing that show in Manhattan. Most of the references from the parts in the story set in '94 and before are true. He also refers to his current partner-in-art-crime Damien Hirst's work as well. This is a multi-viewpoint plot. In the album itself, each song is sung by one of the seven characters (performed by Bowie). o In the booklet that comes with the album you can see pictures of the characters. They're all Bowie pictures altered with computers. Each picture has the name of the character written on it. o Bowie: 'Outside is about what it is to be an outsider, not only where and how outsiders live, but how the fact of being an outsider makes them feel. As befits the multiphrenic nature of outsider art and emotions'. 'Having decorated the Mountain room with crazed color pieces of fabric brought from London by Brian, I equipped it with paints, charcoal scissors, paper and canvas to give us something to fly away on when not playing. I also brought in my computer complete with new program developed by an aquaintance that had the ability to randomize my writing line by line, three-word block by three-word block, and deliver up totally different composites of image and description from that which I had programmed in. A sort of electronic Bill Burroughs cut-ups machine. It did in seconds what since 1973 I had been doing with scissors and glue. The first major session was on the 12th of March 1994. Brian set up his various gizmos, rhythm machines, toy pianos, clocks, samplers, radio etc. and gave each musician a flash card. On it he had written a brief character description. "You're the latest remaining survivor of a catastrophic event and you will endeavor to play in such a way as to prevent feelings of loneliness developing within yourself"; Or "You are a disgruntled ex-member of a South-African rock band. Play the notes they won't allow". I've made these up but you get the idea. Our musicians were then enjoined to play within the parameters of those roles as was humanly possible. My card informed me that I was a soothsayer and town-crier, bringing stories and news to a society where information networks had broken down. We started playing around twelve noon and didn't stop for three hours, new ideas and new rhythms being thrown in every few minutes by Brian or another of the band. I had a table in front of me covered with regular lyrics and randomized pieces from which I would improve either in song or in dialogue both as narrator and character. Out of this first day came the bedrock of what was to be Adler's diaries. Nathan Adler, Ramona A. Stone and Algeria came almost fully formed from these sessions, the other characters developing over the next few days. To me it was a revelation that I could slip back into musical character after not working in that framework since 1976's Thin White Duke, let alone fragment into six or seven personae. The strange location, New Oxford Town, also hinted strongly at the disorganized psychic rubble that was Diamond Dogs'. o Here are two examples of what was written on the cards Eno gave the players. He gave such characters to 8 people, including the engineer and the assistant engineer. For David Bowie: 'You are a member of an early 21st Century "Art and Language" band. You make incantations, permutations of something between speech and singing. The langauge you use is mysterious and rich - and you use a melange of several languages, since anyway most of your audience now speak a patois that effortlessly blends English, Spanish, Chinese and Wolog. Using on-stage computers, instant sampling techniques and long delay echo systems, you are able to build up dense clouds of coloured words during performance. Your audience regards you as the greatest exponent of live abstract poetry. Samuel Beckett is a big influence'. For Reeves Gabrel: 'It's 2008. You are a musician in one of the new "Neo-Science" bands, playing in an underground club in the Afro-Chinese ghetto in Osaka, not far from the University. The whole audience is high on "Dreamwater," an auditory hallucinogen so powerful that it can be transmitted by sweat condensation alone. You are also feeling its effects, finding yourself fascinated by intricate single-note rhythm patterns, shard-like Rosetta Stone sonic hieroglyphs. You are in no particular key - making random bursts of data which you beam into the performance. You are lost in the abstracted rational beauty of a system no one understands. You are a great artist and the audience is expecting something intellectually challenging from you. As a kid, your favourite record (in your Dad's record collection) was Trout Mask Replica'. o In the early eighties there was a TV show Fame. In the very end of one episode someone performed a cover of Fame. At the very next episode co-stared Milton Berle as a famous director, called Nathan Adler. o Outside was chosen to be the 7th best album of 1995, according to a readers survey in mid October, by Rolling Stone. o Bowie appeared two times on AOL. The first, prior to the release of Outside (with someone claiming he's Harry Maslin, the producer of Station To Station). The second, after the release of Outside. He also appeared once on Prodigy. Furthermore, he said that he and his band often check out the alt.fan.david-bowie newsgroup. o Mountain View (Silicon Graphics) hosted David Bowie, who seemed very interested in their computers. o Bowie's web page was created with the help of a Silicon Graphics employee. o Bowie, in a Bowie/Eno interview in Musician magazine said: 'We stretched it to 75 [minutes]. But it was edited down, you're not going to believe this, from something like 22 hours of material. Not finished, necessarily. But something like 22 hours that we accomplished during the three weeks that Brian and I and the musicians worked. It was, I think, one of the most incredible experiences of my life in the studio'. o Outside was released in many versions: Jewel case with see-through tray; plastic jewel; cardboard case (with different artwork); Japanese version (with extra track Get Real). o On the June 1995 issue of Vogue, There's a fashion spread of Bowie and Iman together. o A young man (don't know his name) went around asking superstars to pose with a wooden sign that says 'LOVE' in red letters. He has made a book of these pictures called Love. The book includes a picture of Bowie and Iman. o Nine Inch Nails appeared with Bowie as 'very special guests' on the Outside American tour. Bowie played his new material, a few numbers from his earlier work, plus some songs by Nine Inch Nails. Other band members included guitarist Reeves Gabrels, guitarist Carlos Alomar and pianist Mike Garson. o Different signs have been hung above the stage in each show of the Outside tour. They included: Free Vulva, Strange Hand Music: Listen to the Limbs!, Street Vulcan, Ouvre Le Chein, Open The Dog, Shake Meat Dies Away, and Street Vulva Match Me. o David Bowie has invited a host of top celebrities to a warehouse in a seedy area of hollywood to celebrate the end of his North American tour, including: Bon Jovi, Keanu Reeves, Seal, Rod Stewart and Brad Pitt. o Adam Curry's Sleaze on the WWW reports that at least 1,000 fans 'stormed' out of Wembley after Bowie refused to play any of his classic hits in his Outside tour. One spectator was quoted as saying she got tired of waiting for Changes and so on and was never so bored at a Bowie show. o Morrissey appeared with Bowie on the Outside European tour. o In an interview for the January '96 issue of Guitar Bowie hints he may be working with guitarist Jeff Beck in the future. He says that they talked about doing a project together. o Bowie had said he would no longer appear in films: '...I don't enjoy the process. Unless you're the director, it's extremely boring and I'm not a born actor in terms of film'. He recently contradicted himself in a German interview he gave to the Berlin magazine Tip. o Bowie was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame in January, 1996. He didn't attend the event because he was touring. Bowie has been a vocal critic of the Hall of Fame, saying music should not be treated like the Olympics. He told Reuters in Los Angeles: 'I think it's very nice, I don't give it much thought actually'. He told MTV: 'I don't really think I feel anything much. I just am very anti-institution, of any nature. I don't know ... Frankly, I don't really know what it means'. o At the induction, Marianne Faithful performed Rebel Rebel. o Bowie wrote the music for a Kodak commercial. 2.2 Facts of no known dates o Bowie managed to get over his flight fright. He suggested that everyone that has fright fright should enter the cockpit before takeoff and before landing. o Bowie is known for his weakness in remembering names. In one of his press conferences he made mistakes mentioning the songs Panic in Detroit, Space Oddity and Queen Bitch. o According to rumours, Bowie was seen at 3am at a police station in London with Pete Townsend and John Lydon (aka Johnny Rotten). The three were totally drunk and they said they wanted to arrest the policemen. o Bowie refused the offer of the Homosexual Liberation Movement to write their hymn. o A maniac sent Bowie a dummy bomb, with a note saying he wants to become a member of Bowie's band. o Bowie was offered to appear as Peter Pan In the Royal Shakespeare Company and he turned it down - too much work pressure. o Bowie described himself as a chameleon, and indeed he appeared as Ziggy Stardust, Aladdin Sane, The Thin White Duke, A one eyed pirate (in Rebel Rebel), A clown, and many other roles. Some of the bootlegs of Bowie are called The Chameleon Chronicles. Critics refer to him many times as 'The Chameleon Of Pop'. o Bowie refused to give an interview to a U.S.A TV network through satellite when he found out that the interview would be cut to show people from Spain mourning the death of Franco (the dictator). o David was supposed to appear on The Muppet Show, but he didn't eventaully. o Bowie once described himself as a Xerox Machine. 2.3 Misc., gossip, what other people have to say about the man o David's Height: 5' 10" o David played in many movies: The Man Who Fell To Earth, Labyrinth, Absolute Beginners, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, The Last Temptation of Christ, The Hunger, Into The Night (with Michelle Pfeiffer), Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence (considered by most people to be Bowie's best film), The Linguini Incident!, Just A Gigolo (with Marlene Dietrich), and in Yellowbeard (with appearances of the Pythons Graham Chapman, John Cleese, and Eric Idle). He played in The Elephant Man in the theatre. He played in Baal, a musical that was recorded in a studio by the BBC. The songs from the play were released on an album more orchestrated than the version actually in the play, which were just sung by Bowie accompanying himself with a banjo-type instrument. o In Bowie's videos Boys Keep Swinging, China Girl, and Fame '90 he smears his lipstick. The smearing of lipstick is done by drag acts at the end of a performance. Bowie saw a few of these while in Berlin when he was mixing with the Transvestites. He mentioned the source of this once in an interview about the time of Boys Keep Swinging. o The song Bowie likes the most from his large repertoire is "Heroes". He recorded the song in many versions - English, French, German, and live. o Bowie claims he goes to sleep at 22:30 and gets up at 6:30. o Bowie draws, paints, sculpts, and writes in his spare time. He also does computer generated pictures, by feeding charcoal drawings through them. o He has a collection of rare german wood cuttings. o Paulina Poritzkova (a famous supermodel and an actress) defined the perfect man as a combination of Mr. Spock (from Star-Trek), David Bowie, Jesus, and Chopin. o Bowie was once chosen to be the worst dressed woman in America. o Bowie sometimes disguised himself using a hat, dark glasses and a fake moustache when he went out. o His ex-wife, Angie wrote a book on their life together called Free Spirit. She also wrote Backstage Passes, which Bowie claims is just Free Spirit with the addition of the Dave-slept-with-Mick-Jagger story. o Many artist have recorded cover-versions for his songs: ([] - released as) 1984 Tina Turner After All Human Drama Aladdin Sane EBN (Homicidal Schizophrenic), [A Lad Insane] All The Young Dudes Angel Adam Bomb Bruce Dickinson Casino Steel/Carlene Carter/Claudia Scott/John Payne Chanter Sisters Ian Hunter Mott The Hoople Mott The Hoople (live) Skids The Damned Andy Warhol Dana Gillespie Hitchcock's Scream Zzzang Tumb Stone Temple Pilots Stone Temple Pilots (live) Ashes To Ashes Happy Rhodes Tears For Fears Backed A Loser Dana Gillespie Black Country Rock T. Tex Edwards and the Swingin' Cornflake Killers Boys Keep Swinging Associates Susanna Hoffs The Gay Sportscasters Shihad Candidate Dramarama Can't Help Thinking About Me The Great Imposters Davy Jones' Mannish Ideals Purple Hearts Cat People (Putting Out Fire) Tina Turner Cracked Actor Duff McKagan Diamond Dogs Dramarama Duran Duran Blind Willie's Johnson Do Anything You Say The Great Imposters Drive-in Saturday The Diamonds Everything Is You Beatstalkers Fame Duran Duran Feelies George Michael (live) Infectious Grooves Love and Money Vanilla Ice FuckEmos Fascination Fat Larry's Band Five Years Fish The Outcasts Funky Music (Fascination) Luther Vandross Funtime Bebe Buell Funtime Peter Murphy R.E.M. Boy George The Cars Girls Tina Turner Golden Years Loose Ends Amberjack Rice, Walter Traggert & Breakfastime Growing Up And I'm Fine Mick Ronson Gunman Adrian Belew Hang On To Yourself Arnold Corns (Bowie) Contraband The Pocket FishRMen Heroes Big Ben Tribe Blondie (live with R.Fripp) Nico (live) Nico Strange Boutique The County Lines Billy Preston Big Drag Hey Ma Get Papa Mick Ronson Holy Holy Shadow Project I Am A Laser Ava Cherry and the Astronettes I Am Divine Ava Cherry and the Astronettes I Dig Everything The Great Imposters [I Dig Anything] I'm Not Losing Sleep The Great Imposters In The Heat of the Morning Dan Tillberg [Innan morgonen nalkas] Jean Genie The Diamonds The Psycho Timebombs Van Halen John I'm Only Dancing Polecats The Chameleons The Hormones Lady Grinning Soul Ulf Lundell [Elden] Laughing Gnome Ronnie Hilton Let's Dance Kex Les Dantz & His Orchestra [Louie Louie] Let's Dance Tina Turner Let Me Sleep Beside You Siren Song Life On Mars? Annifrid Lyngstad [Liv pa Mars?] Barbra Streisand London Symphony Orchestra Manhattan Transfer The Diamonds The King Singers Wall Street Crash Love Always Dee Dee Lust For Life Bad Livers Madman Blue For Two Cuddly Toys Man Who Sold The World Dinosaur Junior Here and Now Lulu Midge Ure Nirvana Nirvana ("electric" version) Richard Barone Moonage Daydream Arnold Corns (Bowie) 10,000 Maniacs Racer X Sass Jordan Music Is Lethal (Eng. Lyrics) Mick Ronson Nightclubbing Grace Jones Human League Oh! You Pretty Things Peter Noone Over The Wall We Go Ivor Bird Oscar Panic In Detroit Christian Death Shadow Project The Psyclones People From Bad Homes Ava Cherry and the Astronettes Prettiest Star Jonathan Kay Simon Turner Pretty Pink Rose Adrian Belew Queen Bitch Eater Green River Se Quicksand Dinosaur Jr. Les Zazous Ragazzo Solo, Ragazza Sola Computers Rebel Rebel Bay City Rollers Donna Destri Double You Duran Duran The Great Imposters Joan Jett International Chrysis Legion of Dynamic Diskord Magnus Uggla Rick Derringer Rickie Lee Jones Shawn Cassidy The Diamonds Niels [Punkjavel] Sigue Sigue Sputnick DNA [Rebel Woman] Lyn Tod Van Halen Bryan Adams Slant 6 Lithium X-Mas [Rebel Skeletal] Repetition Au Pairs Au Pairs (live version) Revolutionary Song The Rebels (Bowie) Right On Mother Peter Noone Rock 'n Roll Suicide Tina Turner Saviour Machine Redd Kross Vice Squad Secret Life of Arabia Billy Mackenzie Nina Hagen She Shook Me Cold Pain Teens Silly Boy Blue Billy Fury Silver Tree Top School For Boys | Beatstalkers Slender Plenty Some Are Philip Glass Soul Love Marti Jones Mick Ronson [Stone Love] Sound & Vision 808 State Space Oddity Flying Pickets Jonathan King Rudy Grant Saigon Kick Vienna Symphonic Orchestra Speed of Life ST-37 Starman 10,000 Maniacs Happy Rhodes Loopside The Diamonds Subterraneans Philip Glass Success Duran Duran Duran Duran (live version) Suffragette City Big Audio Dynamite Frankie Goes To Hollywood Hazel O'Connor Himuro Kyosuke Steve Jones Rose of Victory Toni Basil Andy Taylor L.A. Guns V.O.A. Wounded Turkey Supermen Doctor Mix And The Remix Micky Faust TVC15 Comateens Duran Duran The Wannabes Take My Tip Kenny Miller Things To Do Ava Cherry and the Astronettes Time Hazel O'Connor Tonight Tina Turner Under Pressure Queen (with Bowie) Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Vanilla Ice [Ice Ice Baby] Annie Lennox (with Bowie) Unwashed and Somewhat Slightly Dazed | The Bare-Ass Minimums Wagon Wheel Lou Reed Warszawa Philip Glass Watch That Man Lulu We Are The Dead Duran Duran (unreleased) What In The World Gary Jones When I'm Five Beatstalkers When You Rock and Roll With Me | Donovan Yassasin Litfiba Young Americans The Cure Ziggy Stardust Bauhaus Exploding Boy Nina Hagen Hootie and the Blowfish and I guess that some others :-) In addition, several other performers like to include Bowie songs in their shows. For example, Phish played covers of The Man Who Sold The World and Life On Mars. o On many of the old vinyls 'strange' notes are printed. Some examples: Scary Monsters: A-side: 'I can't think...'; B-side: '..of anything'. Lodger: 'Nonsense is better than none at all'. Boys Keep Swinging (single): A-side: 'Your Bicameral Mind'; B-side: 'Mind Your Bicameral'. John I'm Only Dancing Again (single): A-side: 'At Last...'; B-side: 'Shape Of Things...'. o Bauhaus members are Bowie fans. They covered Ziggy Stardust in the late seventies. Peter Murphy, the lead singer, often quotes Bowie lyrics. He's quoted Pretty Things, Lady Stardust and other songs. He used to walk around school dressed as Ziggy. Side note: The song Bela Lugosi's Dead that was written by Bauhaus in 1979 was included on the soundtrack of Hunger, in which Bowie plays the main character. o Zowie, his son, changed his name to Joe. He hated his old name. o Zowie (Joe), his son, now goes by Duncan Jones. He's just finished his doctorate in Philosophy. (graduated from the College of Wooster, in Wooster, Ohio). There's a photo of Bowie at his son's graduation. Bowie was with his son who was wearing his cap. He was looking on while smoking a cigarette. He said he was quite proud. o Bowie said that his son is good at math. o Talking about his son, in an interview, Bowie once said, 'I wanted to know what he was doing up in his room for so long ... I know what *I* used to do [laughs]'. o Bowie's fortune is estimated in 20 million dollars. o There's a band called Panic in Detroit that performs Bowie's material from Space Oddity to Scary Monsters. Each Panic in Detroit show focuses on a different Bowie era. o Yes, David still smokes. o David DID NOT try to imitate Iggy Pop, never (as opposed to what many people think). o Someone posted something that he heard somewhere that Bowie met Jim Morrison around '70-'71 someplace, and that Mick Jagger introduced them. There were some responses, all saying they haven't heard about it, they are not sure, but it doesn't sound right. o David Gahan, Depeche Mode's lead singer is known to be a Bowie fan. When the other group members tested him in the very beginning, he sang "Heroes". o Trent Reznor is a big fan of Scary Monsters. o 'I wish David Bowie was killed by a car accident right after he finished making Low' - Morrissey. o In a radio show (XFM radio station), Robert Smith (The Cure lead singer) and Bowie interviewed each other. Robert said that he listens to The Buddha Of Suburbia. o There's a reference to Bowie's song Life On Mars? (from Hunky Dory) in Bush's song Everything Zen: 'Mickey Mouse has grown up a cow, Dave's on sale again'. o Madonna said that Bowie was the man who most inspired her with his superstar blend of androgyny and perversity. She also said he was the man who made her what she is today. She called him 'a beautiful androgynous man'. o Oasis refused to be the warm-up band for Bowie's Outside tour. o Bowie, as a christmas present for his friends made a CD, titled All Saints. Only about 1,000 copies were made. o Bowie is not a U.S. citizen. 2.4 Bowie quotes o 'I'd done a lot of pills ever since I was a kid. Thirteen or fourteen... But the first time I got stoned on grass was with John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin many, many years ago...I had done cocaine before but never grass' (1972). o 'I never wanted to be a Rock 'n Roll star' (1974, quote from the film 'Cracked Actor') He indeed, initially, didn't want to become a rock star. He wanted to be an artist, and he was in art school for that reason. o 'My brother Terry's in an asylum right now. I'd like to believe that the insanity is because our family is all genius, but I'm afraid that's not true. Some of them - a good many - are just nobodies. I'm quite fond of the insanity actually. It's a nice thing to throw out at parties, don't you think? Everybody find empathy in a nutty family. Everybody says, "Oh, yes, my family is quite mad". Mine really is. No fucking about, boy. Most of them are nutty-in, just out of or going into an institution. Or dead' (1976). o 'Yeah, I'm not into love songs, I wouldn't write one' (1984, in a Rolling Stone interview). o 'This is the first chance I've had to play much of the later '70's material I did with Eno, including the Scary Monsters tracks' (1987, Entertainment Tonight, Bowie in Giant's Stadium). This is weird. He had the chances in his 1978 and 1983 tours. o 'The performer is simply a product of the public's imagination. We're just a reflection of what the people want'. o In response to the question 'Do you think there are any movies that have really captured rock 'n roll on film?' on a Rolling Stone interview, 1986: 'I think probably Sid & Nancy, in a strangely macabre way. I thought the characterizations of some of the people around Sid were awful. I though Iggy was ridiculous. It was incredible. The guy was like Neil Diamond or something. And Johnny Rotten was terrible. But Gary Oldman was good as Sid. I only met Sid twice, I think' o Snippets from the Prodigy(R) Interactive Personal Service session with Bowie, 1995. The transcript is available at Kenter's pages, see section 5.3 for details. 'I wouldn't give up any one aspect of what I do. One isn't more important than the others, I find them all reciprocating mediums, they give and get from each other in very different ways. I've always sort of sketched, especially in and around any period when I was working on an album. It's just that it's intensified to the point where during the last recording I literally took stuff into the studio; we had canvasses and sketchboards and charcoal all over the place. It's a great process for thinking'. 'I've been doing computer prints for the past two years. It's not as spacey and cosmic as a lot of computer art tends to look, I keep it very organic. It resembles more multi-media collage work than anything else, I guess. There are a lot of wonderful young painters in England now, and I did a 20,000 word interview with the painter Balthus for Modern Painters magazine and the Sunday Telegraph in England. We became firm friends, and he's lovely, absolutely delightful'. 'I wouldn't think of trying to present any of my new songs theatrically until we put it in a context that makes sense, and they'd be augmented with things I've never allowed myself to play onstage, like Teenage Wildlife, which I've always wanted to do. We're putting lists of songs together now, but I won't do any of the songs I did on the Sound & Vision tour which really make up the crop if what's called the hit things. You can hear those on the album, not live' 'My career was more about style, I think. I had a particular style, but I was never very aware that my style was necessarily anybody else's, especially in America, because it seemed fairly foreign to the American sensibility, the way I tried to do things. It was kind of Eurocentric, to say the least'. 'I like Tricky, I like PJ Harvey a lot, I think she's fabulous. The best album that came out this year in terms of being an adventurous album was Scott Walker's Tilt which of course died after about a week. It was bought by three people, me being one of them, and was absolutely an extraordinary piece of work. I do keep up with all the new music, and it's very easy to do because so much of it is muck'. 'I certainly think I made some of my best records with Brian Eno, who has just produced my new one. Low, "Heroes" and Lodger, those three are almost bookends with Scary Monsters, which I also think is a great album'. Talking about Kurt Cobain: 'I didn't meet him, but I was flattered that he liked my stuff. I hadn't been aware that there had been much of an influence of my particular music on the newer generation of bands. When it became apparent, like Trent Reznor talking about the Low album and the Smashing Pumpkins saying something or other, it started to dawn on me that the cycle had come around'. And also: 'I was flattered that he liked my work; I don't think I can add anything to the wealth of material that's been written about all that. I like Courtney Love very much, I thought she was a very nice girl'. 'I have been doing quite a bit of journalism these days, for the Sunday Telegraph in England and for Modern Painters magazine. I did a piece on the Johannesburg Biennale and a long interview with the painter Balthus'. 'I've always had the best collaborations with people who are almost at the opposite end of the spectrum to me. Brian Eno, for example, he takes pieces of low art and elevates them to high art, and I do exactly the opposite, I take pieces of high art and demean them to low vulgarity, which is why we work so well together. Carlos Alomar, also, for example. We're very different people, but working with him I find is a wonderful experience because he comes from the letter Z, and I come from A, and we meet somewhere in the middle of the alphabet'. 'The most recent book I read was the biography of an obscure English painter named Christopher Wood. It wouldn't mean anything to anybody else, probably'. Talking about his best songs/albums: 'I can't remember individual tracks, it all becomes a blur, but I Am A DJ ... the Lodger album, the Scary Monsters album, and Low and "Heroes", which I did with Brian Eno'. o Bowie defined himself (relating to his work as a painter): 'a populist of mediocre art', and a 'post-modern Buddhist surfing on the chaos of a dying 20th century'. o About his material from the Outside sessions: 'Some of it I'd like to put out as a companion piece to Outside, a sort of archival, limited-edition album. I really want to get back in the studio and start recording again. As much as I dearly love this new album, my attention span...it's like I've done it. Once I've done it, I don't care to sit around for hour after hour listening to the end result. It's like, I've heard it a couple of times, yes I get it, very good, let's go onto something else now. There's all kind of other novel ideas I've had that I'd like to indulge in. I wouldn't mind producing someone else for a change. I haven't done that in a long time'. o About his plans for the next years: 'Our over-riding ambition is to keep working. I'm not sure whether it'll be an annual event, but during the course of the next five years, up until 1999, we want to make a cycle of records which use Adler and his world as a framework for really writing a musical diary of the last five years of the '90's and indeed of this millenium. It's quite an adventurous thing to do. I don't think anyone's done it in music before'. o About his planes for theatrical production of his Adler albums: '...The basic idea is that once you have four or five albums you will sort of be able to map your own way through and invent a story of your own. There are complications and plenty of ifs and alternative ways of thinking about it. I want it to be eight hours long and for everybody to bring their sandwiches'. o Snippets from the AOL first interview, 1995. The whole interview can be found on Kenter's pages. See section 5.3 for details. About the BowieEno CD-ROM: 'It's particularly complex as it's extremely revolutionary hopefully in its inception and has all the inherent problems that pertain to this kind of creative situation'. 'The BowieEno CD-ROM contains music specifically written for this medium'. 'Videos long ago ceased to hold any interest at all for me. CD-ROMs at the moment in the main seem to be little more than catalogue devices and have quickly become boring. The potential is huge, but inventive manipulation is absolutely essential if it is not to become the quad of the end of the millennium'. 'I'm trying to build a stronger interrelationship between music, theatre, the plastic arts like painting and stuff, and CD-ROMs themselves. It's a bit like spinning plates with food on them!' 'I've decided that this is the only way to do interviews/correspondence. I shall now only be available on this medium'. About the spiritual side of his music: '...A very early example, I suppose, is Space Oddity. A more obvious example would be Word On A Wing, ... More recently, the underlying thread of Black Tie White Noise tried to unify a sort of passion and the spiritual font from which it flowed: the wedding thing. I find in my very present work a more anxious cloud is appearing on the horizon. Golly!'. About his collaborations: 'It's always something that I've found to be one of the most fulfilling situations to be in. There's nothing more exciting than bouncing ideas off the head that contains half a mind. As long as one's self has the other half, a good idea can often unite said brain'. 'He and Beck in fact are two of the more interesting artists working at the moment'. ### Subject: DISCOGRAPHY: 12" From: k21721@kyyppari.hkkk.fi (Jarkko Orjatsalo) Date: 14 Jul 1996 13:02:50 GMT ----------------------------------------------------------------------- David Bowie Discography. 12". July 1996 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- TITLE (in alphabetical order) Song list Catal.numb. company,country release date (?) denotes a missing variable all records below a songlist contain same songs ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS VS 838-12 DJ Virgin UK 1986 Promo (full lenght version) // (dub mix) 602205-213 Virgin Germany Mar 1986 VS 838-12 Virgin UK Mar 1986 VSG 838-12 Virgin UK 1986 G/F MXSVIRG 18014 Virgin Yugoslavia 1986 ALABAMA SONG Alabama Song / Space Oddity / Amsterdam PC 9854 RCA Germany Jul 1982 ASHES TO ASHES Ashes to Ashes // Alabama Song PC 9631 RCA Germany 1980 BABY UNIVERSAL Baby Universal / A Big Hurt (live BBC) / Baby Universal (live BBC) LONX 310 London UK Oct 1991 with print BLACK TIE WHITE NOISE (Dangers trance mix) / (extended remix) / (DaJazz mix) / (club mix) / (dub mix) / (trance mix) Black 1 UK 1993 Promo (supa pump mix) / (Digi Flunky's lush mix) / (trance mix) / (extended urban remix) US 1993 Promo (extended remix) / (trance mix) / (album version) // (club mix) / (extended urban remix) 74321 14868 1 Savage Holland Jun 1993 BLUE JEAN (ext. dance mix) // Dancing With the Big Boys (ext. dance mix) / Dancing With the Big Boys (ext. dub mix) 2003336 EMI Germany Sep 1984 12 EA 181 EMI UK Sep 1984 CAT PEOPLE Cat People // Cat People L33-1759 Backstreet US 1982 Promo Cat People // Paul's Theme ??? Backstreet Germany 1982 MCAT 770 Backstreet UK Apr 1982 MCAT 770 Backstreet UK Nov 1982 CHINA GIRL China Girl // Shake It (remix) 186689 EMI Holland May 1983 12 EA 157 EMI UK May 1983 DANCING IN THE STREET (Bowie with Mick Jagger) SPRO 9476 EMI US 1985 Promo (Steve Thompson mix) // (dub version) / (edit) 2007886 EMI Holland Aug 1985 12 EA 204 EMI UK Aug 1985 DAVID BOWIE MEGAMIX (?) DMC 8811 ??? 19?? DAY-IN DAY-OUT 951036 EMI Brazil 1987 Promo (single version) // (single version) SPRO 9985 EMI US 1987 Promo (ext. dance mix) // (ext. dub mix) / Julie 2017156 EMI Holland Mar 1987 12 EA 230 EMI UK Mar 1987 V 19234 EMI US Mar 1987 (remix) // (ext. dub mix) / Julie 2018156 EMI Germany Apr 1987 12 EAX 230 EMI UK Apr 1987 Black sleeve w/sticker DO THEY KNOW IT'S CHRISTMAS (remixed by Trevor Horn) // (standard mix) / Feed the World (Bowie only on Feed the World) 880 502-1 Mercury Holland 1984 FAME 90 ??? EMI Spain 1990 Promo 12 FAME DJ 90 EMI UK 1990 Promo 12 FAMES 90 EMI UK 1990 Ltd.Ed. (house mix) / (hip hop mix) / Queen Latifah's rap version) / (bonus beats instrumental) / (Acapulco rap) SPRO 4547 EMI US 1990 Promo (house mix) // (hip hop mix) / (Gass mix) 2038056 EMI Holland Mar 1990 12 FAME 90 EMI UK Mar 1990 12 FAME 90 EMI UK Apr 1990 Black sl.w/sticker 12 FAME D 90 A EMI UK 1990 Promo (with Queen Latifah) / (house mix) / (Gass mix) // (hip hop mix) / (absolutely nothing premeditated/epic mix) V-56163 US 1990 FASHION (single version) // (album version) JD 12140 US 1980 Promo Fashion // Scream Like a Baby BOW T 7 RCA UK Oct 1980 HEAVEN'S IN HERE (lp version) // (edited version) SPRO 4374 EMI US 1989 Promo HEROES ??? RCA Australia 19?? ??? RCA Spain 19?? 10" PC 1121 RCA Spain 1977 (german) // (french) PC 9821 RCA Germany 1977 JOHN I'M ONLY DANCING (again) (1975) // (1972) BOW 12-4 RCA UK Dec 1979 Ltd.Ed. 50.000 (again) (1975) // Golden Years PD 11886 RCA US Dec 1979 JUMP THEY SAY (Brothers in Rhythm mix) // (Brothers in Rhythm instrumental) B.I.R 1 Savage UK Mar 1993 Promo (Leftfield 12" vocal) / (instrumental) // (hard hands mix) / (dub oddity mix) LEFT 1 Savage UK Mar 1993 Promo (club hart remix) / (JAE-E remix) / (JAE-E dub) // (Leftfield remix) / (dub oddity mix) / Pallas Athena (don't stop praying mix) 74321 13696 1 BMG Holland Mar 1993 (hard hands mix) / (full album version) // (Leftfield 12" vocal) / (dub oddity mix) 74321 13932 1 BMG UK Mar 1993 (dub oddity mix) / (club hart remix) / (JAE-E dub) / (remix) SADJ 50039 US 1993 Promo LET'S DANCE Let's Dance (long version) SPRO 9904 EMI US Promo 1983 Let's Dance // Cat People 86660 EMI Germany Mar 1983 12 EA 152 EMI UK Mar 1983 7805 EMI US Mar 1983 LONDON BOYS London Boys / Love You till Tuesday // The Laughing Gnome / Maid of Bond Street TOF 105 Castle UK Aug 1986 Ltd.Ed 7.500 LOVING THE ALIEN (extended dance mix) // Don't Look Down (extended dance mix) / Loving the Alien (extended dub mix) 12 EA 195 EMI UK May 1985 G/F with poster 12 EA 195 EMI UK May 1985 G/F 12 EAP 195 EMI UK Jun 1985 Pic disc MAGIC DANCE ED 224 Australia 1987 Canada (dance mix) // (dub mix) / Within You V-19217 US Jan 1987 MAGGIE'S FARM see "TIN MACHINE" MAJOR TOM 1969-1980 Space Oddity / Ashes to Ashes PASH 2989 Israel 198? Ltd.Ed.250 Promo MAN IN THE MIDDLE Man in the Middle // Looking For a Friend / Hang Onto Yourself (Arnold Corns versions) PAST 2 KrazyKat Norway May 1985 MIRACLE GOODNIGHT 4 trk MG 1 BMG UK 1993 Promo (blunted 2) / (make believe mix) // (12" 2 chord philly mix) / (dance dub) 74321 16226 1 BMG UK Oct 1993 MODERN LOVE Modern Love // Modern Love (live) 12 EA 158 EMI UK Sep 1983 some with poster NEVER LET ME DOWN 9951052 EMI Brazil 1987 Promo (album version) // (album version) SPRO 79090 EMI US 1987 Promo (ext. dance mix) // '87 and Cry (edit) / Never Let Me Down (dub) / Never Let Me Down (acapella) 2020306 EMI Holland Aug 1987 12 EA 239 EMI UK Aug 1987 PALLAS ATHENA ??? US 1993 Promo PAUL'S THEME (?) Paul's Theme // Cat People MCAT 770 MCA UK Jul 1982 PEACE ON EARTH Peace on Earth / Little Drummer Boy / Fantastic Voyage BOW T12 RCA UK Nov 1982 PETER AND THE WOLF ??? RCA US 1978 Promo 1-side PRESS CONFERENCE (1987) (GLASS SPIDER) ??? ??? 198? Pic disc PRESS CONFERENCE LA ROXY 1990 ??? ??? 1990 Red disc,Ltd.Ed.500 PRETTY PINK ROSE (lp version) // Heartbeat / Oh Daddy (Bowie and Adrian Belew on lp version, other tracks Belew alone) A 7904 T Atlantic May 1990 PRISONER OF LOVE ??? EMI US 1989 Promo (lp version) / Baby Can Dance (live) / Crack City (live) 12 MT 76 EMI UK Oct 1989 REAL COOL WORLD (12" club mix) / (cool dub thing #2) // (cool dub thing #1) / (cool dub overture) WO 127 T Warner Bros Germany 1992 940575-0 Warner Bros US 1992 SCARY MONSTERS Scary Monsters // Because You're Young PC 9657 RCA Germany Jan 1981 SOUND + VISION (808 giftmix) / (808 'lectric blue remix) // (David Richards remix 1991) / (original version) (808 state vs Bowie Remixes) TB 510 Tommy Boy/RYKO US 1991 SPACE ODDITY 'The Continuing Story of Major Tom': Space Oddity (original version) / Ashes to Ashes (edited version) DJL 1-3795 RCA US Aug 1980 Promo STAR Star // What in the World / Breaking Glass DJL 1-3255 RCA US Nov 1978 white disc, promo THE HEARTS FILTHY LESSON (alt mix) / (bowie mix) // (rubber mix) / (simple text mix) / (filthy mix) 743213 139012 BMG UK 1995 pic disc BMG UK 1995 (alt mix) OUT1 BMG UK 1995 1-side Promo (simple text mix) / (filthy mix) / (rubber mix) OUT2 BMG UK 1995 Promo THIS IS NOT AMERICA (Bowie with Pat Metheny group) This Is Not America // (instrumental) 2004826 EMI Germany Jan 1985 12 EA 190 EMI UK Jan 1985 12 EA 190 EMI UK Jan 1985 Black sleeve TIN MACHINE Tin Machine // Maggie's Farm (live) / I Can't Read (live) 12 MTP 73 EMI UK Aug 1989 Ltd.Ed. poster sleeve TIME WILL CRAWL ??? US 1987 Promo 4 trk V 19247 US 1987 (ext. dance mix) // (lp version) / Girls (ext. edit) 2018836 EMI Holland Jun 1987 12 EA 237 EMI UK Jun 1987 (dance crew mix) // (dub) / Girls (Japanese version) 12 EAX 237 EMI UK Jun 1987 (deleted after 5 days) TONIGHT (vocal dance mix) // Tumble and Twirl (ext. dance mix) / Tonight (dub mix) (Bowie with Tina Turner on 'Tonight', 'Tumble and Twirl' Bowie alone) 2004576 EMI Holland Nov 1984 12 EA 187 EMI UK Nov 1984 SPRO 9295 EMI US 1984 Promo TOO DIZZY ??? EMI US 19?? Promo UNDER PRESSURE Under Pressure // Soul Brother (Bowie and Queen on 'Under Pressure', 'Soul Brother' Queen alone) 006-64626 Germany Nov? 1981 EMI 5250 EMI UK Oct 1981 47235 ELETRA US Oct 1981 UNDER THE GOD Under the God // Under the God SPRO 4282 EMI US 1989 Promo Under the God / Sacrifice Yourself // The Interview (with Scott Muni) 2034156 EMI Germany Jun 1989 10 MT 68 EMI UK Jun 1989 10" 12 MT 68 EMI UK Jun 1989 UNDERGROUND ??? New Zealand 1986 Green disc ??? New Zealand 1986 Yellow disc South Africa Promo, Pink disc (ext. dance mix) // (dub) / (instrumental) 2012886 Holland Jun 1986 12 EA 216 UK Jun 1986 SPRO 9670 US 1986 Promo UP THE HILL BACKWARDS Up the Hill Backwards // Chrystal Japan PD 12249 RCA US 1981 with set of stamps WHEN THE WIND BLOWS (ext. mix) // (instrumental) 009066 Virgin France Oct 1986 608613-213 Virgin Germany Oct 1986 VS 906 12 Virgin UK Oct 1986 VSDJ 906 Virgin UK 1986 Promo WILD IS THE WIND Wild Is the Wind // Golden Years BOW T 10 RCA UK Nov 1981 YOU BELONG IN ROCK'N' ROLL You Belong in Rock'n' Roll // Amlapura LONX 305 London UK Aug 1991 ========================================================================= Sources (copied without permission): Sheldon Cooper Ian Davey A.R. Distefano Theodore Dreger Sven Gusevik Scott Hannon Jay Jodie B.Larson The Machman Marlene Christian Michelsen Matthew Muilenburg Eric Morel Greg O. Philip Obbard Ian Rogers Eric Salo Jim Sheppard Matthias Stieglitz Una Persson Eiichi Yoshimura "David Bowie World 7" Records Discography" by Marshall Jarman "Moonage Daydream" by Dave Thompson "'Changes' An Illustrated Biography" by Stuart Hoggard "David Bowie Black Book" by Barry Miles "David Bowie - An Illustrated Record" by Roy Carr and Charles Shaar Murray Record Collector issues 103/116/131/137/153/159/172/185 Goldmine issue 368 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ### Subject: DISCOGRAPHY: 7" From: k21721@kyyppari.hkkk.fi (Jarkko Orjatsalo) Date: 14 Jul 1996 13:02:27 GMT -------------------------------------------------------------------------- David Bowie Discography. 7". July 1996 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- TITLE (in alphabetical order) song list Catal.numb. company,country release date (?) denotes a missing variable all records below a songlist contain same songs ps stands for picture sleeve -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1984 (mono) // (stereo) JH 10026 RCA US Jul 1974 Promo 1984 // Queen Bitch PB 10026 RCA US Jul 1974 1984 // Lady Grinning Soul SS-2404 RCA Japan Oct 1974 ps 1984 / You Didn't Hear It from Me // Rebel Rebel BFC-1/2 Fan club US 1974 pic label 1984 // TVC15 PB 3769 RCA Germany 1984 ps ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS ??? Virgin New Zealand 1986 ??? Virgin Japan 1986 Promo Absolute Beginners // Absolute Beginners (Dub version) DM 107937-100 Virgin Germany Mar 1986 ps VS 838 Virgin UK Mar 1986 ps VSS 838 Virgin UK Mar 1986 Shaped pic ALABAMA SONG Alabama Song // Space Oddity (1979 version) PB 9510 RCA France Feb 1980 ps PB 9510 RCA Germany Feb 1980 ps PB 9510 RCA Holland Feb 1980 ps PB 9510 RCA Spain 1980 ps BOW 5 RCA UK Feb 1980 Poster sleeve, some w/pink vinyl SRCA 89010 RCA Yugoslavia Feb 1980 ps ALL THE MADMEN (mono) // (stereo) DJ 311 Mercury US Dec 1970 Promo All the Madmen // Janine 73173 Mercury US Dec 1970 All the Madmen // Soul Love ??? RCA Eastern Europe Jun 1973 ALL THE YOUNG DUDES All the Young Dudes / Cracked Actor // It's Gonna Be Me (Live versions 1974) BOW 1 ??? 19?? ps,white label ASHES TO ASHES Ashes to Ashes // Move On 103671 RCA Australia Aug 1980 ps PB 9575 RCA Belgium Aug 1980 ps 101-4106 RCA Brazil Aug 1980 ps PB 9575 RCA France Aug 1980 ps PB 9575 RCA Germany Aug 1980 ps PB 9575 RCA Holland Aug 1980 ps PB 9575 RCA Italy Aug 1980 ps 103671 RCA New Zealand Aug 1980 PB 9575 RCA Portugal Aug 1980 ps 42-1001 RCA South Africa Aug 1980 PB 9575 RCA Spain Aug 1980 ps BOW 6 RCA UK Aug 1980 3 different sleeves, each Ltd.Ed of 6000, w/ 4 diff.stamps, some discs dark red. (mono) // (stereo) JH 12078 RCA US Aug 1980 Ashes to Ashes // It's No Game 31039 RCA Chile Aug 1980 PB 12078 RCA US Aug 1980 ps Ashes to Ashes // Fashion SSD-3011 RCA Japan Aug 1980 Promo, ps BAAL Baal's Hymn / Remembering Marie A. // Ballad of the Adventurers / The Drowned Girl / The Dirty Song BOW 11 RCA UK Feb 1982 ps, G/F BABY UNIVERSAL Baby Universal // You Belong in Rock'n' Roll LON 310 London UK Oct 1991 BE MY WIFE (mono) // (stereo) JH 11017 RCA US Jun 1977 Promo Be my Wife // Speed of Life 102937 RCA Australia Jun 1977 PB 1017 RCA Belgium Jun 1977 ps PB 11017 RCA Canada Jun 1977 PB 1017 RCA France Jun 1977 ps PB 1017 RCA Germany Jun 1977 ps PB 1017 RCA Holland Jun 1977 ps SS-3104 RCA Japan Sep 1977 ps PB 1017 RCA Portugal Jun 1977 ps PB 1017 RCA Spain Jun 1977 ps PB 1017 RCA UK Jun 1977 BOW 511 RCA UK Jun 1983 ps PB 11017 RCA US Jun 1977 BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (mono) // (stereo) JH 11190 RCA US Jan 1978 Promo Beauty and the Beast // Sense of Doubt 103071 RCA Australia Jan 1978 PB 1190 RCA Belgium Jan 1978 ps PB 11190 RCA Canada Jan 1978 PB 1190 RCA France Jan 1978 ps PB 1190 RCA Germany Jan 1978 ps PB 1190 RCA Holland Apr 1978 PB 1190 RCA UK Jan 1978 ps BOW 512 RCA UK Jun 1983 PB 11190 RCA US Jan 1978 BLACK TIE WHITE NOISE Black Tie White Noise (radio edit) // You've Been Around (Dangers mix) 74321 139432 BMG UK 1993 ps BMG Germany 1993 BLUE JEAN EYS 17476 Japan 1984 Blue Jean // Dancing With the Big Boys 2003227 EMI Holland Sep 1984 ps EA 181 EMI UK Sep 1984 ps B-8231 EMI US 1984 ps, blue disc BL 8231 EMI US Sep 1984 BOMBERS Bombers // Eight Line Poem (different mix) DJ (?) RCA US Nov 1971 Promo BOWIE'S GREATEST HITS free flexidisc with Record Mirror magazine Knock on Wood / Space Oddity / The Man Who Sold The World / Life on Mars? / Starman / The Jean Genie / Sorrow / Diamond Dogs LYN 2929 Lyntone UK Sep 1974 BOYS KEEP SWINGING PL 13254 Spain Apr 1979 Pic disc, Promo Boys Keep Swinging // Fantastic Voyage 103371 RCA Australia Apr 1979 PB 11585 RCA Canada Apr 1979 PB 1585 RCA France May 1979 PB 1585 RCA Germany Apr 1979 ps PB 1585 RCA Holland May 1979 ps PB 1585 RCA Italy Apr 1979 ps SS-3215 RCA Japan Jul 1979 ps 103371 RCA New Zealand Apr 1979 PB 1585 RCA Portugal Apr 1979 ps 42-921 RCA South Africa Apr 1979 PB 1585 RCA Spain Apr 1979 ps BOW 2 RCA UK Apr 1979 ps PB 11585 RCA US Apr 1979 BREAKING GLASS Breaking Glass // Art Decade / Ziggy Stardust (Live versions from "STAGE") PB 9337 RCA Belgium Nov 1978 ps PB 9337 RCA France Nov 1978 PB 9337 RCA Holland Nov 1978 ps, Blue disc PB 9337 RCA Spain Nov 1978 BOW 1 RCA UK Nov 1978 ps BOW 520 RCA UK Jun 1983 ps Breaking Glass (2:47 version) // Art Decade 103295 RCA Australia Nov 1978 CAN'T HELP THINKING ABOUT ME Can't Help Thinking About Me // And I Say to Myself 7N17020 PYE UK Jan 1966 WB 5815 Warner US Mar 1966 Can't Help Thinking About Me // I Dig Everything 11603 PYE Spain Sep 1972 ps Can't Help Thinking About Me // I'm Not Losing Sleep UP-408-Y PYE Japan Oct 1972 ps Can't Help Thinking About Me // Do Anything You Say 7N8002 PYE Canada Jun 1978 CAT PEOPLE ??? US 1982 Pic disc Cat People // Paul's Theme (Bowie only on 'Cat People') 104102 MCA France 1982 104102 MCA Germany 1982 ??? Japan 1982 MCA 770 MCA UK Apr 1982 ps MCA 770 MCA UK Nov 1982 MCA 52024 MCA US Apr 1982 ps CHANGES Changes // Andy Warhol 74-0605 RCA Canada Dec 1971 GB 10468 RCA Canada 1976 reissue 49861 RCA France Jan 1972 ps 74-0605 RCA Germany 1972 ps SS-2184 RCA Japan Jun 1972 ps 74-0605 RCA New Zealand Jan 1972 2160 RCA UK Jan 1972 74-0605 RCA US Dec 1971 GB 10468 RCA US 1974 reissue CHINA GIRL China Girl // Shake It 1866877 EMI Holland May 1983 ps EYS 17378 EMI Japan 1983 EA 157 EMI UK May 1983 ps EAP 157 EMI UK May 1983 Pic disc B 8165 EMI US May 1983 CHRYSTAL JAPAN Crystal Japan // Alabama Song SS-3270 RCA Japan Feb 1980 ps CRACKED ACTOR Cracked Actor // John I'm Only Dancing (sax) ??? RCA Eastern Europe Jun 1973 DANCING IN THE STREET (Clearmountain mix) // (instrumental) (David Bowie with Mick Jagger) 2007877 EMI Holland Aug 1985 ps EA 204 EMI UK Aug 1985 ps DAY-IN DAY-OUT P-B-8380 EMI US 1987 Promo Day-In Day-Out // Julie 2017137 EMI Germany Mar 1987 ps EA 230 EMI UK Mar 1987 EAX 230 EMI UK Apr 1987 Red disc,Ltd.Ed.,Numb. DIAMOND DOGS (mono) // (stereo) DJHO 0293 RCA US Jun 1974 Promo Diamond Dogs // Holy Holy (later version) 102462 RCA Australia Jun 1974 APBO 0293 RCA Canada Jun 1974 APBO 0293 RCA France Jun 1974 ps APBO 0293 RCA Germany Jun 1974 ps APBO 0293 RCA Italy Sep 1974 ps SS-2386 RCA Japan Aug 1974 ps APBO 0293 RCA New Zealand Jun 1974 APAO 0293 RCA Portugal Jun 1974 ps APAO 0293 RCA Portugal 197? ps,reissue APBO 0293 RCA Spain Jun 1974 ps APBO 0293 RCA Spain 197? ps,reissue APBO 0293 RCA UK Jun 1974 some w/dark blue vinyl BOW 504 RCA UK Jun 1983 ps APBO 0293 RCA US Jun 1974 SRCA 88765 RCA Yugoslavia 1974 ps D.J. (mono) // (stereo) JH 11661 RCA US Jun 1979 Promo D.J. // Repetition 103420 RCA Australia Aug 1979 PB 9412 RCA France Jun 1979 ps PB 9412 RCA Spain Jun 1979 ps BOW 3 RCA UK Jun 1979 ps.,appr.3000 gr.vin. BOW 3 RCA UK Jun 1979 First 75.000 w/col.sl. BOW 516 RCA UK Jun 1983 D.J. // Fantastic Voyage 101.4096 RCA Brazil Jun 1979 PB 11661 RCA Canada Jun 1979 PB 11161 RCA US Jun 1979 DO ANYTHING YOU SAY Do Anything You Say // Good Morning Girl 7N17079 PYE UK Apr 1966 Do Anything You Say / I Dig Everything UP-412-Y PYE Japan 1972 ps Do Anything You Say / I Dig Everything // Can't Help Thinking About Me / I'm Not Losing Sleep 7NX 8002 PYE New Zealand Oct 1972 7NX 8002 PYE UK Oct 1972 ps 7NX 8002 PYE UK 197? several reissues DRIVE IN SATURDAY Drive-In Saturday // Round and Round 41085 RCA France Apr 1973 ps 74-16321 RCA Germany Apr 1973 ps 46 g 178 RCA Greece Apr 1973 74-16231 RCA Holland Apr 1973 ps 2352 RCA Italy Apr 1973 ps N-20123 RCA Portugal Nov 1973 ps 20123 RCA Portugal 197? ps,reissue 42-439 RCA South Africa Apr 1973 2352 RCA UK Apr 1973 BOW 501 RCA UK Jun 1983 ps SRCA 88668 RCA Yugoslavia Apr 1973 ps Drive-In Saturday // Walk On the Wild Side (by Lou Reed) JBN 1680 RCA Italy Apr 1973 Drive-In Saturday // Big Eight (by Judge Dread) MUZA S-636 RCA Poland Apr 1973 FAME (long version) // (short version) JB 10320 RCA US Aug 1975 Fame // Right 102639 RCA Australia Aug 1975 101.4067 RCA Brazil Aug 1975 PB 10320 RCA Canada Aug 1975 PB 10320 RCA El Salvador Aug 1975 PB 10320 RCA France Aug 1975 ps PB 10320 RCA Germany Oct 1975 ps RCS 4001 RCA Greece Aug 1975 SS-2482 RCA Japan Aug 1975 ps SP-4341 RCA Mexico Aug 1975 ps PB 10320 RCA Portugal Aug 1975 ps 42-647 RCA South Africa Aug 1975 PB 10320 RCA Spain Aug 1975 ps PB 10320 RCA Spain 197? ps,reissue 2579 RCA UK Aug 1975 BOW 507 RCA UK Jun 1983 ps PB 10320 RCA US Aug 1975 45.665 RCA Venezuela Aug 1975 Fame // Golden Years GB 10938 RCA Canada 197? OLD-25016 RCA Holland Nov 1980 ps GB 10938 RCA US 197? Fame // Space Oddity TPBO 7013 RCA Italy Aug 1975 ps Fame 4 trk.record, Bowie on 'Fame' KS 444 Cashbox Thailand Aug 1975 ps TKR 325 Royal sound Thailan 1975 EXP.113 Express Thailand 1975 FT.263 Stereo Records Thai 1975 FAME 90 ??? ? 1990 Promo, white disc (Gass mix) // (Queen Latifah's rap version) 2038057 EMI Germany Apr 1990 ps FAME 90 EMI UK Apr 1990 ps FAMES 90 EMI Mar 1990 Fold out pack w/3 pr. (Gass mix) // (Bonus Beat mix) FAME PD 90 EMI UK Apr 1990 Pic disc w/ins.,Ltd.Ed. FASHION (mono) // (stereo) JH 12134 RCA US Jan 1981 Promo Fashion // Scream Like a Baby 103709 RCA Australia Oct 1980 PB 9622 RCA Belgium Oct 1980 ps PB 2134 RCA France Oct 1980 ps PB 9622 RCA Germany Oct 1980 ps PB 9622 RCA Holland Oct 1980 ps 103709 RCA New Zealand Oct 1980 42-1025 RCA South Africa Oct 1980 PB 2134 RCA Spain Oct 1980 ps BOW 7 RCA UK Oct 1980 ps PB 12134 RCA US Jan 1980 ps Fashion // Ashes to Ashes S-0065 RCA Argentina Oct 1980 Fashion / It's No Game (part 2) // Teenage Wildlife JE-12087 RCA US Aug 1980 Promo, not distrib. FASHIONS Space Oddity // Changes / Velvet Goldmine BOWP 101 Life on Mars? // The Man Who Sold the World BOWP 102 The Jean Genie // Ziggy Stardust BOWP 103 Rebel Rebel // Queen Bitch BOWP 104 Sound and Vision // A New Career in a New Town BOWP 105 Drive-In Saturday // Round and Round BOWP 106 Sorrow // Amsterdam BOWP 107 Golden Years // Can You Hear Me BOWP 108 Boys Keep Swinging // Fantastic Voyage BOWP 109 Ashes to Ashes // Move On BOWP 110 BOW 100 RCA UK 1982 wallet w/10 pic discs Ltd.Ed. 25.000 FROM THE NEW ALBUM "LOW" samples: Speed of Life / Breaking Glass / What in the World / Sound and Vision / Be My Wife / A New Career in a New Town BOW-1E RCA UK 1977 1-side Promo,not distr. GOLDEN YEARS (mono) // (stereo) JH 10441 RCA US Nov 1975 Promo Golden Years // Can You Hear Me 102708 RCA Australia Mar 1976 YBPO 415 RCA Belgium Jan 1976 ps PB 10441 RCA Canada Nov 1975 PB 10441 RCA France Nov 1975 ps PB 10441 RCA Germany Jan 1976 ps PB 10441 RCA Italy Nov 1976 ps SS-2520 RCA Japan Jan 1976 ps SP 4483 RCA Mexico Mar 1976 ps 102708 RCA New Zealand Mar 1976 PB 10441 RCA Portugal Nov 1975 ps 42-656 RCA South Africa Nov 1975 PB 10441 RCA Spain Nov 1975 ps 2640 RCA UK Nov 1975 BOW 508 RCA UK Jun 1983 ps PB 10441 RCA US Nov 1975 Golden Years // TVC15 45-674 RCA Venezuela Mar 1976 Golden Years // Tanto (by Patty Pravo) TPJB 1206 RCA Italy 1976 Jukebox Promo Golden Years // Sound and Vision 101.4082 RCA Brazil Jul 1977 ps 4 trk.record, Bowie on 'Golden Years' TKR 366 Royal sound Thailan Nov 1975 ps F.T.294 Stereo records Thai 1975 ps HALLO SPACEBOY Hallo Spaceboy / Under Pressure (live) 74321 353847 BMG UK 1996 pink disc HANG ONTO YOURSELF Hang Onto Yourself // Man in the Middle (Arnold Corns versions) CB 189 B&C records UK Aug 1972 MOON 25 Mooncrest UK May 1974 Hang Onto Yourself // Hang Onto Yourself (Arnold corns version) MOON 25 Mooncrest UK May 1974 Promo "HEROES" ??? RCA France 19?? Pic disc PB 1121 RCA Spain Sep 1977 ps PB 1121 RCA UK 1977 Promo (mono) // (stereo) JH 11121 RCA US Sep 1977 Promo "Heroes" // V-2 Schneider 103019 RCA Australia Nov 1977 PB 1121 RCA Belgium Sep 1977 PB 50398 RCA Canada Sep 1977 PB 1121 RCA France Sep 1977 ps PB 1121 RCA Germany Sep 1977 ps PB 1121 RCA Holland Nov 1977 ps PB 1121 RCA Italy Sep 1977 ps SS-3125 RCA Japan Dec 1977 ps PB 1121 RCA Portugal Sep 1977 ps PB 1121 RCA Spain Sep 1977 ps 42-813 RCA South Africa Sep 1977 ps PB 1121 RCA UK Sep 1977 BOW 513 RCA UK Jun 1983 PB 11121 RCA US Sep 1977 (french) // V-2 Schneider PB 9167 RCA France Sep 1977 ps (german) // V-2 Schneider PB 9168 RCA Germany Sep 1977 ps "Heroes" // Rock On (by David Essex) PXB 6119 RCA Italy Sep 1977 Jukebox Promo (english) / (french) // (german) / V-2 Schneider 20629 RCA Australia Sep 1977 ps HOLY HOLY Holy Holy (1974 version) // Man in the Middle BFC-7 DB Fan club US 1974 Holy Holy // Black Country Rock 6052049 Mercury Austra Mar 1971 6052049 Mercury German Feb 1971 ps 6052049 Mercury Spain Mar 1971 ps 6052-049 Mercury UK Jan 1971 I DIG EVERYTHING I Dig Everything // I'm Not Losing Sleep 7N 17157 PYE UK Aug 1966 I PITY THE FOOL I Pity the Fool // Take My Tip R 5250 Parlophone UK Mar 1965 I Pity the Fool / Take My Tip // You've Got a Habit of Leaving / Baby Loves That Way 2925 EMI UK Mar 1979 ps IT'S NO GAME It's No Game (part 1) // Fashion RPS 10 RCA Japan Oct 1980 ps JOHN I'M ONLY DANCING John I'm Only Dancing // Hang Onto Yourself 41042 RCA France Sep 1972 ps 7416216 RCA Germany Sep 1972 ps 7416216 RCA Holland Sep 1972 ps 2263 RCA UK Sep 1972 BOW 517 RCA UK Jun 1983 ps John I'm Only Dancing // Hang Onto Yourself / Round and Round BFC-8 Fan club US 1974 John I'm Only Dancing (sax) // Hang Onto Yourself 2263 RCA UK Apr 1973 (again) (1975) // (1972) PB 9482 RCA France Dec 1979 ps PB 9482 RCA Holland Dec 1979 ps PB 9482 RCA Italy Dec 1979 ps 42-973 RCA South Africa Dec 1979 BOW 4 RCA UK Dec 1979 ps (1972) // (again) (1975) PB 9482 RCA Germany Dec 1979 ps (again) (1975) // Golden Years PB 11886 RCA US Dec 1979 (1972) // Joe the Lion 41A-3164 RCA Argentina Nov 1979 103520 RCA Australia Nov 1979 PB-11887 RCA Canada Nov 1979 PB 1887 RCA Spain Dec 1979 most w/austral.disc PB 11887 RCA US Dec 1979 JB 11887 RCA US Nov 1979 Promo JUMP THEY SAY (radio edit) // Pallas Athena (don't stop praying mix) 74321 13696 7 BMG Holland Mar 1993 ps #139427-JB BMG UK 1993 jukebox only KNOCK ON WOOD Knock on Wood // Changes (Live versions from "DAVID LIVE") SPBO 9185 RCA Spain Feb 1975 ps Knock on Wood // Panic in Detroit (Live versions from "DAVID LIVE") 102522 RCA Australia Jan 1975 XB 01001 RCA France Sep 1974 ps XB 01001 RCA Germany Sep 1974 ps 2466 RCA Italy Oct 1974 ps SS-2416 RCA Japan Dec 1974 ps 60653 RCA New Zealand Jan 1975 XA 01001 RCA Portugal Sep 1974 ps XB 01001 RCA Portugal 197? ps,reissue 42-545 RCA South Africa Sep 1974 74910 RCA Turkey Sep 1974 2466 RCA UK Sep 1974 BOW 505 RCA UK Jun 1983 ps SRCA 88783 RCA Yugoslavia Sep 1974 ps Knock on Wood 4 trk.record, Bowie on 'Knock on Wood' Exp 011 Express Thailand Sep 1974 ps TKR 235 Royal sound Thailan Sep 1974 LET'S DANCE SP 1446 EMI France 1983 Promo Let's Dance (edit) // Cat People (1983 version) 86660 EMI Holland Mar 1983 ps EYS 91092 EMI Japan 1983 EA 152 EMI UK Mar 1983 ps 8158 EMI US Mar 1983 LET'S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER (mono) // (stereo) DJHO-0028 RCA US Jun 1973 Promo Let's Spend the Night Together // Lady Grinning Soul 101.4031 RCA Brazil Aug 1973 ps 41125 RCA France Aug 1973 ps APBO 28 RCA Holland Jun 1973 ps APBO 0028 RCA India Jun 1973 APBO 0028 RCA Sweden Apr 1974 ps APBO 0028 RCA US Jun 1973 Let's Spend the Night Together // Drive-In Saturday SS-2279 RCA Japan Jun 1973 ps Let's Spend the Night Together // Watch That Man N 1681 RCA Italy Jun 1973 ps Let's Spend the Night Together // Steamroller Blues (by Elvis) JBN 1684 RCA Italy 1973 Jukebox Promo LIFE ON MARS ? ??? RCA US 1973 Promo Life on Mars? // The Man Who Sold the World 41110 RCA France Jun 1973 ps 74-16339 RCA Germany Jun 1973 ps 2316 RCA UK Jun 1973 ps BOW 502 RCA UK Jun 1983 ps Life on Mars? // Amsterdam N 1689 RCA Italy Nov 1973 ps Life on Mars? // Le Tue Mani Su Di Me (by Antonello Venditti) JBPM 3737 RCA Italy 1973 Jukebox Promo Life on Mars? // Black Country Rock 20199 RCA Portugal Jun 1973 ps 20199 RCA Portugal 197? ps,reissue Life on Mars? / Drive-In Saturday 3-10936 RCA Spain Jun 1973 ps LIVE BBC '69 WITH JUNIORS EYES Unwashed and Somewhat Slightly Dazed // Let Me Sleep Beside You SR 69 ? 19?? ps,green disc LIZA JANE Liza Jane // Louie Louie Go Home POP V 9221 Vocalion UK Jun 1964 F 13807 Decca UK Sep 1978 LONDON BOYS There Is a Happy Land // London Boys 86086 Decca France May 1975 ps (a-side mistitled 'London boys' b-side mistitled 'Love you till tuesday') London Boys // Love You till Tuesday 45/10732 London Mexico May 1975 F 13579 Decca UK May 1975 F 13579 Decca UK 1981 reissue,made in Germany 4 trk.record, Bowie on 'London Boys' FR 13864 Decca UK Apr 1980 ps LONDON BYE TA-TA London Bye Ta-Ta // Bombers POP 001 ? 1979 LOOK BACK IN ANGER (mono) // (stereo) JH 11724 RCA US Aug 1979 Promo Look Back in Anger // Repetition PB 11724 RCA Canada Aug 1979 PB 11724 RCA US Aug 1979 JH 11724 RCA US 1979 Promo LOVE YOU TILL TUESDAY Love You till Tuesday // Did You Ever Have a Dream DM 135 Deram Germany Oct 1967 ps DM 135 Deram Holland Oct 1967 ps FM.7357 Deram South Africa Sep 1967 ps DM 135 Deram UK Jul 1967 85016 Deram US Aug 1967 45-DEM-85016 Deram US Aug 1967 Promo 45-85016 Deram US Aug 1967 Promo LOVING THE ALIEN Loving the Alien (remix) // Don't Look Down (remix) ??? EMI Japan 1985 G/F CP 649 EMI New Zealand 1985 G/F EA 195 EMI UK May 1985 ps,G/F EAP 195 EMI UK May 1985 Shaped pic disc MAGGIE'S FARM see "TIN MACHINE" MAGIC DANCE Magic Dance RPS 20 EMI Australia 1986 Promo MEMORY OF A FREE FESTIVAL Memory of a Free Festival (part 1) // (part 2) 6052026 Mercury Germany Jul 1970 ps 6052026 Mercury Holland Jul 1970 ps 6052026 Mercury Scandinavia Jul 1970 ps 6052-026 Mercury UK Jun 1970 73075 Mercury US Jun 1970 MIRACLE GOODNIGHT Miracle Goodnight // Looking For Lester 74321 16226 7 BMG UK Oct 1993 MODERN LOVE EYS 17403 EMI Japan 1983 Modern Love // Modern Love (live) 1867627 EMI Holland Sep 1983 ps EA 158 EMI UK Sep 1983 ps B 8177 EMI US Sep 1983 MOONAGE DAYDREAM Moonage Daydream // Hang Onto Yourself (Arnold Corns versions) 6073 212 Philips Holland May 1971 CB 149 B&C UK Apr 1971 NEVER LET ME DOWN ??? EMI Australia 1987 Promo ??? EMI Japan 1987 Never Let Me Down // '87 and Cry EA 239 EMI UK Aug 1987 ps EAP 239 EMI UK Aug 1987 Pic disc PAUL'S THEME Paul's Theme // Cat People (Bowie only on 'Cat People') MCA 770 MCA UK Jul 1982 PEACE ON EARTH ??? RCA Japan 1982 Peace on Earth / Little Drummer Boy // Fantastic Voyage (a-side Bowie with Bing Crosby, b-side Bowie alone) PB 3400 RCA Germany 1982 BOW 12 RCA UK Nov 1982 ps PH 13400 RCA US Nov 1982 PRESS CONFERENCE, March 18, 1987, New york, Cat club SPIDER 2 P ? 1987 Blue disc, Ltd.Ed.1000 PRESS CONFERENCE, October 27, 1987, Sydney, Australia SPIDER 3 ? 1987 Yell.disc, Ltd.Ed.1000 SPIDER 3S ? 1987 Shaper pic disc, blue, Ltd.Ed.2000 PRESS CONFERENCE, June 25, 1989 (Tin Machine) ? ? 1989 Shaped pic disc, Ltd.Ed. 150 ? ? 1989 Green disc, Ltd.Ed.100 TIN7 ? 1989 Pink disc, Ltd.Ed.500 ? ? 1989 Test pressing,25 made PRESS CONFERENCE, London, January 23, 1990 (Sound+Vision) ? ? 199? Blue disc,Ltd.Ed.500 ? ? 199? Bl.disc,Promo,100 made SOUND 7 ? 199? Pic disc,Ltd.Ed. 1500 SOUND 7 S ? 199? Shaped pic disc, Ltd.Ed. 2000 PRETTY PINK ROSE Pretty Pink Rose (edit) // Heartbeat (a-side Bowie with Adrian Belew, b-side Belew alone) 7567-87904-7 Atlantic Germany May 1990 ps A 7904 Atlantic UK May 1990 ps PRISONER OF LOVE Prisoner of Love (edit) // Baby Can Dance (live, June 25, 1989, Paris) MT 76 EMI UK Oct 1989 Black sleeve MT 76 EMI UK Oct 1989 Pic sleeve MTS 76 EMI UK Nov 1989 Mirr.pack w/4 post card MTPD 76 EMI UK Nov 1989 Shaped pic disc, printed PVC sleeve with card insert RAGAZZO SOLO, RAGAZZA SOLA Ragazzo Solo, Ragazza Sola // Wild Eyed Boy from Freecloud 704208 BW Philips Italy Feb 1970 Bowie on 'Ragazzo Solo, Ragazza Sola' 1012 ASC Phonogram Italy 1970 1013 ASC Phonogram Italy 1970 REAL COOL WORLD (album edit) // (instrumental version) WO 127 Warner Germany Oct 1992 ps REBEL REBEL (mono) // (stereo) DJHO-5009 RCA US Feb 1974 Promo Rebel Rebel // Queen Bitch RCA 102417 RCA Australia Apr 1974 ps 101.4046 RCA Brazil Apr 1974 LPBO 5009 RCA France Feb 1974 ps 74 16398 RCA Germany Feb 1974 ps YEPBO 204 RCA Greece Feb 1974 LPBO 5009 RCA Holland Feb 1974 ps LPBO 5009 RCA Italy Feb 1974 ps SS-2355 RCA Japan Apr 1974 ps SPBO 5009 RCA Spain Feb 1974 ps LPBO 5009 RCA UK Feb 1974 BOW 514 RCA UK Jun 1983 (some mispressings with 'Song for Bob Dylan' as b-side) LPBO 5009 RCA US Feb 1974 SRCA 88731 RCA Yugoslavia Feb 1974 Rebel Rebel (US single version) // Lady Grinning Soul APBO 0287 RCA US May 1974 (mono) (US single version) // (stereo) (US single version) DJHO-0287 RCA US May 1974 Promo Rebel Rebel // Lady Grinning Soul SP 4049 RCA Mexico May 1974 ps Rebel Rebel / Queen Bitch // Sorrow / Amsterdam 20610 RCA Australia Nov 1974 ps Rebel Rebel / Queen Bitch // Sorrow (re-mastered) / Amsterdam (re-mastered) 20610 RCA Australia 197? ps,reissue 4 trk.record, Bowie on 'Rebel Rebel' T-017 Top teen tal. Thail Feb 1974 ps ROCK'N' ROLL SUICIDE (mono) // (stereo) DJHO-5009 RCA US 1974 Promo Rock'n' Roll Suicide // Quicksand LPBO 5021 RCA France Apr 1974 ps LPBO 5021 RCA Germany Apr 1974 ps 74905 RCA Turkey Apr 1974 ps LPBO 5021 RCA UK Apr 1974 BOW 503 RCA UK Jun 1983 ps LPBO 5021 RCA US Apr 1974 SRCA 88751 RCA Yugoslavia Apr 1974 ps ROCK'N' ROLL WITH ME Rock'n' Roll with Me // Panic in Detroit (Live versions from "DAVID LIVE") PB 10105 RCA US Oct 1974 Rock'n' Roll with Me (edited version) // Rock'n' Roll with Me JB 10105 RCA US Oct 1974 Promo ROSALYN Rosalyn // Where Have All the Good Times Gone PROM 1 RCA New Zealand Oct 1973 ps,Promo RUBBER BAND Rubber Band // London Boys DM 107 Deram UK Dec 1966 Rubber Band // There Is a Happy Land 85009 Deram US Dec 1966 45-DEM 85009 Deram US Dec 1966 Promo 45-85009 Deram US Dec 1966 Promo SCARY MONSTERS Scary Monsters // Because You're Young PB 9654 RCA Germany Jan 1981 ps BOW 8 RCA UK Jan 1981 ps Scary Monsters // Up the Hill Backwards PB 8714 RCA France Jan 1981 ps SORROW Sorrow // Amsterdam 31A-2388 RCA Argentina Oct 1973 102383 RCA Australia Jan 1974 LPF-0011 RCA Chile Sep 1973 41137 RCA France Sep 1973 ps 74 16383 RCA Germany Oct 1973 ps 26:11075 RCA Germany 1981 reissue 2424 RCA Holland Oct 1973 ps SS-2334 RCA Japan Dec 1973 ps 60642 RCA New Zealand Jan 1974 APAO 0160 RCA Portugal Jan 1974 ps APAO 160 RCA Portugal 197? ps,reissue 42-487 RCA South Africa Sep 1973 73.913 RCA Turkey Sep 1973 2424 RCA UK Sep 1973 BOW 519 RCA UK Jun 1983 ps APBO 0160 RCA US Oct 1973 DJHO 0160 RCA US Oct 1973 Promo 2424 RCA US Oct 1973 export disc Sorrow // Lady Grinning Soul APBO 9056 RCA Spain Sep 1973 ps APBO 9056 RCA Spain 197? ps,reissue Sorrow UR-151 Uranya Thailand Sep 1973 Sorrow // Sorrow 991.4108 RCA Brazil Sep 1973 promo SOUL LOVE Soul Love // Blackout (Live versions from "STAGE") SS-3166 RCA Japan Nov 1978 ps SOUND AND VISION 4.trk record, Bowie on 'Sound and Vision' 102.8014 RCA Brazil Feb 1977 EXP 0312 Express Thailand Feb 1977 ps (mono) // (stereo) JH 10905 RCA US Feb 1977 Promo Sound and Vision // A New Career in a New Town 102883 RCA Australia Feb 1977 PB 0905 RCA Belgium Apr 1977 PB 10905 RCA Canada Feb 1977 PB 0905 RCA France Feb 1977 ps PB 0905 RCA Germany Apr 1977 ps PB 0905 RCA Holland Apr 1977 PB 0905 RCA Italy Feb 1977 ps SS-3076 RCA Japan Apr 1977 ps, 3 diff.labels PB 0905 RCA Portugal Feb 1977 ps 42-770 RCA South Africa Feb 1977 PB 0905 RCA Spain Feb 1977 PB 0905 RCA UK Feb 1977 BOW 510 RCA UK Jun 1983 ps PB 10905 RCA US Feb 1977 SPACE ODDITY Space Oddity // Wild Eyed Boy from Freecloud (diff.version) BF 304201 Philips Australia Oct 1969 704201 BW Philips Belgium Dec 1969 ps, disc Holland BF 304201 Philips Belgium Dec 1969 ps 704201 Philips Belgium Dec 1969 ps 704.201 Philips Brazil Feb 1970 M.72949 Mercury Canada Jul 1969 BF 304.201 F Philips France Oct 1969 ps 704201 BW Philips Germany Sep 1969 ps 704.201 Philips Greece Feb 1970 704201 BW Philips Holland Sep 1969 ps 704201 BW Philips Italy Sep 1969 ps SFL-1244 Philips Japan Jan 1970 ps 304201 BF Philips Portugal Dec 1969 304201 BF Philips Portugal Dec 1969 Promo w/insert,g/f ps 304201 BF Philips Scandinavia Dec 1969 G/F, ps 5304201 Philips Spain Jan 1970 ps BF 1801 Philips UK Jul 1969 stereo/mono 72949 Mercury US Jul 1969 DJ-133 Mercury US Jul 1969 Promo DJ-156 Mercury US Dec 1969 Promo Bowie on 'Space Oddity' 1006 ASC Phonogram Italy 1969 Promo 1008 ASC Phonogram Italy 1969 Promo Space Oddity // It Ain't Easy SS-2252 RCA Japan Mar 1973 ps (Long version) // (short version) 740876 RCA US Dec 1972 Promo Space Oddity // The Man Who Sold the World 74-0876 RCA Canada Jan 1973 GB 10470 RCA Canada 1976 reissue APF-0001 RCA Chile Jan 1973 PPBO 7040 RCA Germany Apr 1976 ps PPBO 7040 RCA Germany 1978 ps, reissue 20092 RCA Portugal May 1973 ps 20092 RCA Portugal 197? ps,reissue 42-415 RCA South Africa Jan 1973 3-10834 RCA Spai Nov 1972 ps 3-10834 RCA Spain 197? ps,reissue 73903 RCA Turkey Jan 1973 740876 RCA US Dec 1972 ps GB 10470 RCA US 1976 ps, reissue Space Oddity / Moonage Daydream // Life on Mars? / It Ain't Easy EP 45103 RCA US Dec 1972 Promo Space Oddity // Fool (by Elvis Presley) 003 RCA Thailand Jan 1973 Space Oddity // Starman 76-3797 RCA Mexico Jan 1973 Space Oddity ESP-535 RCA Spain Jan 1973 1-side Promo Space Oddity // Life on Mars? N 1688 RCA Italy Sep 1973 Promo Space Oddity // Changes / Velvet Goldmine 2593 RCA Holland Dec 1975 ps, disc made in UK 2593 RCA UK Sep 1975 ps BOW 518 RCA UK Jun 1983 Space Odity // Velvet Goldmine SRCA 88884 RCA Yugoslavia Sep 1975 ps Space Oddity // Fame TPBO 7013 RCA Italy Nov 1979 ps SPEED OF LIFE ??? RCA Japan 19?? STARMAN Starman // Suffragette City SIN 30026 RCA Angola May 1972 disc made in Portugal 31A-2248 RCA Argentina May 1972 102142 RCA Australia Nov 1972 9914103 RCA Brazil May 1972 74-0719 RCA Canada May 1972 41012 RCA France 1972 ps 74-16180 RCA Germany Apr 1972 ps 46 g 129 RCA Greece Apr 1972 74-16180 RCA Holland Apr 1972 ps SS-2197 RCA Japan Sep 1972 ps, orig.pr.Yokohama 740719 RCA New Zealand Nov 1972 42-338 RCA South Africa Apr 1972 2199 RCA UK Apr 1972 ps 74-0719 RCA US May 1972 ps SRCA 88599 RCA Yugoslavia May 1972 ps Starman // John I'm Only Dancing N 1670 RCA Italy Nov 1972 ps JBN 1670 RCA Italy 1972 Jukebox Promo 3-10798 RCA Spain Oct 1972 ps 3-10798 RCA Spain 197? ps,reissue Starman / Hang Onto Yourself // John I'm Only Dancing / Suffragette City TP 656 RCA Portugal Dec 1972 ps TP 656 RCA Portugal 197? ps,reissue STATION TO STATION Station to Station (3:40 edit) // TVC15 42549 RCA France Feb 1976 not issued STAY Stay // Word on a Wing PB 10736 RCA Canada Aug 1976 SS-3034 RCA Japan Sep 1976 ps PB 0736 RCA Portugal Aug 1976 ps PB 10736 RCA US Aug 1976 JH 10736 RCA US Aug 1976 Promo STRANGERS WHEN WE MEET Strangers When We Meet (edit) / The Man Who Sold the World (live) 74321 329407 BMG Nov 1995 green vinyl, ltd SUFFRAGETTE CITY Suffragette City // Stay 102813 RCA Australia Jul 1976 ps 42576 RCA France Jul 1976 ps XB-01015 RCA Germany Jul 1976 ps 2726 RCA UK Jul 1976 ps THE ELEPHANT MAN XXX01 US Aug 1980 Promo THE JEAN GENIE The Jean Genie // Ziggy Stardust 31A-2257 RCA Argentina Nov 1972 74-16238 RCA Germany Feb 1973 Long hair/MWSTW sleeve 2302 RCA Israel Jan 1973 ps 60614 RCA New Zealand Feb 1973 N-20086 RCA Portugal Nov 1972 ps N-20086 RCA Portugal 197? ps,reissue 2302 RCA Singapore Nov 1972 2302 RCA UK Nov 1972 BOW 515 RCA UK Jun 1983 ps (mono) // (stereo) 740838 RCA US Nov 1972 Promo The Jean Genie // Hang Onto Yourself 102221 RCA Australia 1972 ps 74-0838 RCA Canada Nov 1972 41057 RCA France Nov 1972 ps 74-0838 RCA Italy Jan 1973 ps 42-401 RCA South Africa Nov 1972 3-10825 RCA Spain Dec 1972 ps 3-10825 RCA Spain 197? ps,reissue 740838 RCA US Nov 1972 SRCA 88648 RCA Yugoslavia 1972 ps The Jean Genie // John I'm Only Dancing SS-2235 RCA Japan Jan 1973 ps The Jean Genie // Lolly Sue (by Nicky North) JBN 1676 RCA Italy Jan 1973 Jukebox Promo The Jean Genie // Remember (by Nilsson) AMS-158 RCA Japan Jan 1973 Promo The Jean Genie // Space Oddity old 25010 RCA Holland Nov 1980 ps THE LAUGHING GNOME The Laughing Gnome // The Gospel According to Tony Day SDM 131 D Deram Angola Aug 1973 DMA-10351 Deram Australia Nov 1973 DM.12 Deram Belgium Apr 1967 ps L 20079 London Canada Nov 1973 DM 123 Deram Denmark Aug 1973 ps,disc made in UK 85003 Deram France Aug 1973 ps 6101 019 Deram Holland Aug 1973 ps DM 123 Deram Italy Aug 1973 ps DM 123 Deram New Zealand Nov 1973 SDM 131 D Deram Portugal Aug 1973 ps DM 123 Deram UK Apr 1967 inv.matrix no DM 123 Deram UK Aug 1973 F 13924 Decca UK Jun 1982 LON 20079 London US Aug 1973 45-20079-DJ London US Aug 1973 Promo LON 20079 London US Aug 1973 Promo 45-20079 London US Aug 1973 Promo The Laughing Gnome // Rubber Band MO 1378 Deram Spain Sep 1973 ps The Laughing Gnome // Silly Boy Blue DL 25600 Decca Germany Sep 1973 THE PRETTIEST STAR The Prettiest Star // Conversation Piece 6052011 Mercury Germany Apr 1970 ps 6052011 Mercury Holland Apr 1970 ps EMF 1135 Mercury Ireland Mar 1970 6052-011 Mercury Italy May 1970 ps SFL 1277 Philips Japan Oct 1970 ps 6052011 Mercury Scandinavia Apr 1970 TOS 685 Mercury South Afric Mar 1970 6052 011 Mercury Spain May 1970 ps, Promos w/biography MF 1135 Mercury UK Mar 1970 THIS IS NOT AMERICA This Is Not America // (instrumental) (Bowie with Pat Metheny Group) 2004827 EMI Holland 1985 ps 2004827 EMI Spain 1985 EA 190 EMI UK Jan 1985 ??? EMI Yugoslavia 1985 TIME Time // Panic in Detroit SS-2299 RCA Japan Aug 1973 ps Time // The Prettiest Star 41-118 RCA France Jul 1973 ps APBO-0001 RCA India Apr 1973 ESP 540 RCA Spain 1973 ps,gift w/"DAVID LIVE" APBO 0001 RCA US Apr 1973 ps, not distributed (long version) // (short version) DJBO 0001 RCA US Apr 1973 Promo TIME WILL CRAWL Time Will Crawl (single version) // Girls (single edit) B-43020 EMI Canada 1987 ps 2018927 EMI Germany 1987 EA 237 EMI UK Jun 1987 ps EAP 237 EMI UK 1987 poster sleeve TIN MACHINE Tin Machine // Maggie's Farm (live) MT 73 EMI UK Aug 1989 MTG 73 EMI UK Aug 1989 G/F, Ltd.Ed.,numbered MTPD 73 EMI UK Sep 1989 Shaped pic disc,Ltd.Ed. w/card insert TONIGHT Tonight // Tumble and Twirl B-8246 EMI Canada 1984 Poster sleeve 2004437 EMI Holland Nov 1984 ps EYS 17510 EMI Japan 1984 Poster sleeve EA 187 EMI UK Nov 1984 EA 187 EMI UK Nov 1984 Poster sleeve B 8246 EMI US 1984 Poster sleeve TVC15 (mono) // (stereo) JH-10664 RCA US Apr 1976 Promo TVC15 (single version) // We Are the Dead YBPB 0-433 RCA Belgium Apr 1976 ps PB 10664 RCA Canada Apr 1976 PB 10664 RCA France Apr 1976 ps PB 10664 RCA Germany Apr 1976 ps PB 10664 RCA Holland Apr 1976 ps SS 3019 RCA Japan Jul 1976 ps PB 10664 RCA Portugal Apr 1976 ps PB 10664 RCA Spain Apr 1976 ps 2682 RCA UK Apr 1976 BOW 509 RCA UK Jun 1983 ps PB 10664 RCA US Apr 1976 UNDER PRESSURE Under Pressure // Soul Brother (a-side Bowie with Queen, b-side Queen alone) 5250 EMI UK Nov 1981 ps E 47235 Electra US Nov 1981 UNDER THE GOD Under the God // Sacrifice Yourself MT 68 EMI UK Jun 1989 UNDERGROUND (edit) // (instrumental) 2012817 EMI Holland Jun 1986 ps EA 216 EMI UK Jun 1986 ps EAP 216 EMI UK Jun 1986 Shaped pic disc B-8323 EMI US Jun 1986 UP THE HILL BACKWARDS Up the Hill Backwards // Chrystal Japan PB 50622 RCA Canada Mar 1981 ps PB 9671 RCA Germany Mar 1981 ps PB 9671 RCA Portugal Mar 1981 ps 42-1049 RCA South Africa Mar 1981 PB 9671 RCA Spain Mar 1981 ps BOW 9 RCA UK Mar 1981 ps WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT Interview radio broadcast disc TRAV 241 US Oct 1974 // The Who MA 1791 US Feb 1980 // Bob Dylan MA 1824 US Nov 1980 // Frank Zappa MA 2903 US Aug 1985 // Frank Zappa WHEN THE WIND BLOWS When the Wind Blows // (instrumental) 108613-100 Virgin Germany Oct 1986 ps VS 906 Virgin UK Oct 1986 ps VSS 906 Virgin UK Oct 1986 Shaped pic disc WHITE LIGHT/WHITE HEAT White Light/White Heat // Cracked Actor (Live versions from "ZIGGY STARDUST - THE MOTION PICTURE") PB 3660 RCA France 1983 PB 3660 RCA Germany 1983 ps PB 3660 RCA Holland 1983 372 RCA UK Nov 1983 ps WIDTH OF A CIRCLE Width of a Circle // Cygnet Committee ??? RCA Eastern Europe Jun 1973 WILD IS THE WIND PB 9815 RCA France 1981 Wild Is the Wind // Golden Years BOW 10 RCA UK Nov 1981 ps WITHOUT YOU ??? EMI Japan 1983 Promo ??? EMI New Zealand 1983 Without You // Criminal World B-8190 EMI Canada 1984 ps 0644000165 EMI Holland Nov 1983 2000767 EMI Holland 1983 EYS 17451 EMI Japan 1983 2000767 EMI Spain 1983 B 8190 EMI US 1983 YASSASSIN Yassassin // Repetition PB 9417 RCA Holland Jul 1979 ps Yassassin // Red Money 79014 RCA Turkey Jul 1979 ps YOU BELONG IN ROCK'N' ROLL You Belong in Rock'n' Roll / Amlapura LON 305 London UK Aug 1991 YOU'VE GOT A HABIT OF LEAVING You've Got a Habit of Leaving // Baby Loves That Way R 5315 Parlophone UK Aug 1965 YOUNG AMERICANS (long version) // (short version) 2523 DJ RCA UK Feb 1975 Promo JB 10152 RCA US Jan 1975 Promo Young Americans // Suffragette City (from "DAVID LIVE") 2523 RCA UK Feb 1975 BOW 506 RCA UK Jun 1983 Young Americans (short version) // Knock on Wood (from "DAVID LIVE") 31A-2561 RCA Argentina Jan 1975 PB 10152 RCA Canada Jan 1975 PB 10152 RCA Chile Jan 1975 SP 4244 RCA Mexico Jan 1975 ps PB 10152 RCA US Jan 1975 GB 10469 RCA US 197? reissue Young Americans (short version) // Suffragette City (from "DAVID LIVE") 102584 RCA Australia Apr 1975 101.4076 RCA Brazil Feb 1975 XB 01003 RCA France Feb 1975 ps XB 01003 RCA Germany Feb 1975 ps XB 01003 RCA Italy Apr 1975 ps SS-2447 RCA Japan Apr 1975 ps XB 01003 RCA New Zealand Feb 1975 XB 01003 RCA Portugal Feb 1975 ps SB 88823 RCA Yugoslavia Feb 1975 ps Young Americans (short version) // Shoorah! Shoorah! (by Betty Wright) TPJB 1127 RCA Italy Apr 1975 Jukebox Promo Young Americans 4 trk.record, Bowie on 'Young Americans' TKR 275 Royal sound Thailan Feb 1975 ps ========================================================================= Sources (copied without permission): Sheldon Cooper Ian Davey A.R. Distefano Theodore Dreger Sven Gusevik Scott Hannon Jay Jodie B.Larson The Machman Marlene Christian Michelsen Matthew Muilenburg Eric Morel Greg O. Philip Obbard Ian Rogers Eric Salo Jim Sheppard Matthias Stieglitz Una Persson Eiichi Yoshimura "David Bowie World 7" Records Discography" by Marshall Jarman "Moonage Daydream" by Dave Thompson "'Changes' An Illustrated Biography" by Stuart Hoggard "David Bowie Black Book" by Barry Miles "David Bowie - An Illustrated Record" by Roy Carr and Charles Shaar Murray Record Collector issues 103/116/131/137/153/159/172/185 Goldmine issue 368 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ### Subject: DISCOGRAPHY: LP - Unofficial From: k21721@kyyppari.hkkk.fi (Jarkko Orjatsalo) Date: 14 Jul 1996 13:01:53 GMT ----------------------------------------------------------------------- David Bowie Discography. LP - Unofficial. July 1996 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- TITLE (in alphabetical order) Song list Catal.numb. company,country release date (?) denotes missing information all records below a song list contain same songs 'same as' means that songs are the same, and same versions, as on a different record, but the records are not the same. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1980 FLOOR SHOW (GOOD ENOUGH TO EAT) same as "DOLLARS IN DRAG - THE 1980 FLOOR SHOW" 208 Ruthless Rhymes 19?? 5 FIGUREN AUS VERSHIDENEN Bowie & Iggy Pop Studia Jam, San Francisco, 13 April, 1977 Passenger / On Every Other Street / That's How Strong My Love Is / Fame other tracks Roxy Music with Eno ? ? 19?? A TASTEFUL DISPLAY Live at Nassau Coliseum, March 23, 1976 Station to Station / Suffragette City / Fame / Word on a Wing // Stay / Panic in Detroit IMP114 Wizardo 19?? ALARM China Girl (Iggy & Bowie) Saturday Night Live, December 15, 1979: TVC15 / The Man Who Sold the World / Boys Keep Swinging Johnny Carson Show 'Tonight´, September 5, 1980: Life on Mars? / Ashes to Ashes Bowie and Bolan Rehearsals, September 1977 ? ? 19?? ALL SCHOOLS ARE STRANGE T-Rex, Bowie plays auto-harp on "Demon Queen" ? ? 19?? ALL THE YOUNG DUDES Love You Till Tuesday (UK single) / My Dream / Memory of a Free Festival parts 1 & 2 / Supermen (Glastonbury) / Space Oddity (edited for TV) / Velvet Goldmine // All the Young Dudes (Aladdin Sane version) / Bombers (contains ´Andy Warhol´ intro) / 1984 - You Didn't Hear it from Me / Rebel Rebel (US single) / Station to Station (Stockholm '79) ? ? 19?? BUMP AND GRIND ??? ? Aftermath 19?? CAUGHT IN THE ACT Hunky Dory Outtakes / Tired of My Life / Sigma Sessions / + more ? ? 19?? CHANGESTHREE demo versions AZL 1-1984 GRACE US 19?? COCAINE ADDS LIFE Rotterdam 1976: Station to Station / Suffragette City / Fame / Word on a Wing / Stay / Waiting for the Man / Queen Bitch / Life on Mars? / Five Years / Panic in Detroit / Changes / TVC15 / Diamond Dogs / Rebel Rebel / Jean Genie Rare Live: This Boy / Sound and Vision / Sister Midnight / I Can't Explain / Joe the Lion ? ? 19?? DOLLARS IN DRAG - THE 1980 FLOOR SHOW Live at Marquee club, October 16-18, 1973 except where stated: 1984 / Sorrow / Everythings Alright / Space Oddity / The Supermen (from "REVELATIONS...") / Hang Onto Yourself (A.Corns) / Man in the Middle (Arnold Corns) / I Can't Explain / Time / The Jean Genie / I Got You Babe (with Marianne Faithful) TAKRL /1905 ? 19?? DON'T TOUCH THAT DIAL Live at the Empire Pool, May 7, 1976: Station to Station / Suffragette City / Fame / Word on a Wing / Stay / Waiting For the Man / Queen Bitch / Life on Mars ? / Changes / TVC15 / Diamond Dogs MARC Japan 19?? FOR ADULTS ONLY Live Santa Monica '72 same as "THE BOWIE WONDER" 0050 Moonchild 19?? FOREVER YOURS Live in Sydney, Australia, November 24, 1978: "Heroes" / What in the World / Be My Wife / Jean Genie / Blackout // Sense of Doubt / Breaking Glass / Fame / Beauty and the Beast / Five Years / Soul Love / Star // Hang onto Yourself / Ziggy Stardust / Suffragette City / Art Decade / Alabama Song / Rebel Rebel // Station to Station / TVC15 / Stay DB 689 ? 19?? GLASS SPIDER TOUR same as the Glass spider video, Live in Australia 1987: Fame / Bang Bang / Rebel Rebel / "Heroes" / Sons of the Silent Age // The Jean Genie / Let's Dance / Time / White Light/White Heat / Modern Love SL 87008 Starlight US 1988 GOLDEN YEARS OF BOW Conversation Piece / Five Years / Ziggy Stardust / My Death / Rock'n' Roll Suicide // John I'm Only Dancing / Word on a Wing / Peace on Earth/Little Drummer Boy / "Heroes" / Alabama Song All versions live exept 'Conversation Piece' DB 6791 Gold rec.Switzerland 1980 white label GREATEST HITS TOUR 1990 ??? ? 199? 2 lp, purple disc HALLOWEEN JACK - LOST AND FORGOTTEN Five Years (Rotterdam '76) / Fame (Cher Show '75) / A Lad in Vein / Don't Sit Down / BBC Session Sept '72 ??? ? 19?? HARD MEAT AND LIMP HITS Do Anything You Say / I Dig Everything / Can't Help Thinking about Me / I'm Not Losing Sleep / Supermen (Glastonbury) / Velvet Goldmine / Hang onto Yourself (Arnold Corns) // Man in the Middle / John I'm only Dancing / Amsterdam / Round and Round / Rebel Rebel / Panic in Detroit (live) NYC 363 Wizardo 19?? HARD MEAT AND LIMP HITS VOL.1: BABY DOLL, GENTLEMEN STILL PREFER BLONDES reissue WRMB 363 Wizardo 19?? HIS MASTERS VOICE - BOWIE AND THE SPIDERS FROM MARS LAST STAND Live at Hammersmith Odeon, July 3, 1973: Hang Onto Yourself / Medley: Wild Eyed Boy from Freecloud/All the Young Dudes/Oh! You Pretty Things / Moonage Daydream / Changes / Space Oddity / Time / Suffragette City / The Jean Genie / Rock'n' Roll Suicide TAKRL 1935 Kornyphone 19?? IN AMERICA Live Santa Monica '72 Width of a Circle / Queen Bitch / Moonage Daydream // John I'm only Dancing / Waiting for the Man / Jean Genie / Suffragette City / Rock'n' Roll Suicide TMOQ 71062 Trademark of Quality 19?? IN PERSON Live Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, October 20, 1972: Hang Onto Yourself / Ziggy Stardust / Changes / The Supermen / Life on Mars? / Five Years // Space Oddity / Andy Warhol / My Death / Suffragette City / John I'm Only Dancing / Rock'n' Roll Suicide / The Width of a Circle / Queen Bitch / Moonage Daydream TMQ 71054 Trademark of quality 197? INTO THE LABYRINTH Live Radio City Hall, February 15, 1973: Hang Onto Yourself / Ziggy Stardust / Changes / Soul Love / John I'm Only Dancing / Drive-In Saturday // Aladdin Sane / Panic in Detroit / Moonage Daydream / The Width of a Circle LZL 036 ? 19?? white label KINGSTON POLY VOL.1 Live at Kingston Polytechnic, May 7, 1972: Hang onto Yourself / Ziggy Stardust / Supermen / Queen Bitch / Song for Bob Dylan / Changes / Starman // Five Years / Space Oddity / Andy Warhol / Amsterdam / I Feel Free (not included) POLY 1 ? 19?? KINGSTON POLY VOL.2 Live at Kingston Polytechnic, May 7, 1972: I Feel Free / Moonage Daydream / White Light/White Heat / Got to Get a Job // Suffragette City / Rock'n' Roll Suicide / Waiting for the Man POLY 2 ? 19?? LIVE AT THE SANTA MONICA CIVIC Live at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, October 20, 1972: Hang Onto Yourself / Ziggy Stardust / Changes / The Supermen / Life on Mars? / Five Years / Space Oddity / Andy Warhol / My Death / John I'm Only Dancing / Waiting For the Man / The Jean Genie / Suffragette City / Rock'n' Roll Suicide / The Width of a Circle / Queen Bitch / Moonage Daydream TMOQ 72011 Trademark 19?? LIVE IN BREMEN Live in Bremen, May 30, 1978: Sense of Doubt / Beauty and the Beast / "Heroes" / Stay // Jean Genie / TVC15 / Alabama Song / Rebel Rebel D.12 CHAMALEON 19?? marble vinyl LIVE IN ENGLAND Live at Kingston polytechnic, May 7, 1972 Hang Onto Yourself / Ziggy Stardust / The Supermen / Queen Bitch / Song for Bob Dylan / Changes / Starman / Five Years / Space Oddity / Andy Warhol / Amsterdam / Fill Your Heart / Moonage Daydream / White Light/White Heat / Get a Job / Suffragette City / Rock'n' Roll Suicide / Waiting for the Man 7572 Arts lab records 19?? LIVE IN ENGLAND (1971) Live at Kingston Polytechnic, May 6, 1972: Ziggy Stardust / Song for Bob Dylan / Starman / Amsterdam / I Feel Free // White Light/White Heat / Got to Get a Job / Five Years / Rock'n' Roll Suicide WRMB 504 Wizardo Recordings 19?? LIVE IN LONDON Live at Hammersmith Odeon, July 3, 1972, reissue of "HIS MASTERS VOICE" WRMB 306 Wizardo Recordings 19?? LIVE IN STOCKHOLM 1979 Live in Gothenburg 1978: Warszawa / "Heroes" / What in the World / Be My Wife // The Jean Genie / Blackout / Speed of Life / Breaking Glass // Fame / Beauty and the Beast / Five Years / Soul Love / Star // Hang Onto Yourself / Ziggy Stardust / Art Decade / Suffragette City / Alabama Song / Station to Station ? Audifon Germany 19?? 2 lp G/F LOST IN OUR VAULTS UNTIL NOW Life on Mars? / Ashes to Ashes (Johnny Carson) / A Lad in Vein / Tired of My Life / David Live flexi // Waiting for the Man (BBC '70) / Wild-eyed Boy from Freecloud (BBC '70) / "Heroes" (Italian DJ remix) ? ? 19?? KISS AWAY THE DARKEST DAY Bowie & Iggy studio jam at Chicago's Mantra Studios, April 12, 1977 / BBC Radio Session '69 / Space Oddity (demo) / All the Madmen (demo) ??? ? 19?? KISS YOU IN THE RAIN Live in Melbourne, Australia, November 18, 1978: Jean Genie / Be My Wife / Five Years / Soul Love / Star // Hang onto Yourself / Fame / Beauty and the Beast / Alabama Song / Ziggy Stardust DB 6143 ? 19?? MY RADIO SWEETHEART 'The Sound of the Seventies' BBC 1972: Ziggy Stardust / Waiting for the Man / The Supermen / Queen Bitch / Suffragette City // White Light/White Heat / Hang Onto Yourself / Live Long beach, March 10, 1973: Hang Onto Yourself / Moonage Daydream / Watch That Man ??? Crash records 197? NO IGGY OR ZIGGY...JUST A GIGOLO Live in LA Forum, April 4, 1978: "Heroes" / What in the World / Be My Wife / Jean Genie / Blackout / Sense of Doubt / Speed of Life / Breaking Glass / Beauty and the Beast / Fame / Five Years / Soul Love / Star / Hang onto Yourself / Ziggy Stardust / Suffragette City / Rock'n' Roll Suicide / Art Decade / Stay / TVC15 / Rebel Rebel 912 Omega 19?? 2 lp NOTHIN BUT A STAR Live in Festhalle, Frankfurt, May 20, 1983 ??? ? 19?? OH! YOU PRETTY THINGS BBC Radio Session '72 (4 trk) / Starman (TOTP '72) / Oh! You Pretty Things (Old Grey Whistle Test, Feb 8, '72) / Hunky Dory Outtakes ??? ? 19?? ORWELL THAT ENDS WELL Studio recordings : 1984/Dodo / All the Young Dudes / White Light/White Heat / Waiting for the Man / Interview Winston 1984 ? 19?? OUI...C'EST RADICAL, CHIC! Live in Lyons, Palace De Sports, May 25, 1983: "Heroes" / Golden Years / Fashion / Let's Dance / China Girl // Life on Mars? / Ashes to Ashes / Space Oddity / Young Americans / Modern Love SK 1521 USA Tropicana 19?? pic disc PINPOINTS OF LIGHT Live in Gothenburg, June 12, 1983: Star / "Heroes" / What in the World / Golden Years // Fashion / Let's Dance / Red Sails / Breaking Glass / Life on Mars? / Sorrow // Cat People / China Girl / Scary Monsters / Rebel Rebel / White Light/White Heat // Station to Station / Cracked Actor / Ashes to Ashes / Space Oddity // Intro / Young Americans / Hang Onto Yourself / Fame / TVC15 // Stay / The Jean Genie / Modern Love BF 375-4 Red shoes Sweden 1983 3 lp Ltd.ed. 500 RESURRECTION ON 84TH STREET Live at the Nassau Coliseum, March 1976 : Station to Station / Suffragette City / Fame // Stay / Panic in Detroit // Changes / TVC15 / Diamond Dogs // Word on a Wing / Rebel Rebel / The Jean Genie TAKRL 2995 1979 2 lp ROCK'N' ROLL SUICIDE Live at Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, October 20, 1972: Hang Onto Yourself / Ziggy Stardust / Changes / The Supermen // Life on Mars? / Five Years / Space Oddity / Andy Warhol / My Death // The Width of a Circle / Queen Bitch / Moonage Daydream // John I'm Only Dancing / Waiting for the Man / The Jean Genie / Suffragette City / Rock'n' Roll Suicide TSP 041-2 Swinging Pig 1989 2 lp G/F blue disc SERIOUS BUSINESS Live at Munich, Olympiahalle, May 21, 1983: Jean Genie / Star / "Heroes" / What in the World / Golden Years / Fashion / Let's Dance // Breaking Glass / Life on Mars? / Sorrow / Cat People / China Girl / Scary Monsters / Rebel Rebel // White Light/White Heat / Station to Station / Cracked Actor / Ashes to Ashes / Space Oddity // Young Americans / Hang onto Yourself / Fame / TVC15 / Jean Genie / Modern Love NEWTON 4 Peace Music 19?? 2 lp SLAUGHTER IN THE AIR Live in LA Forum, April 4, 1978: "Heroes" / What in the World / Be My Wife / The Jean Genie / Blackout / Sense of Doubt / Speed of Life / Breaking Glass / Beauty and the Beast / Fame / Five Years / Soul Love / Star / Hang Onto Yourself / Ziggy Stardust / Suffragette City / Rock'n' Roll Suicide / Art Decade / Stay / TVC15 / Rebel Rebel DB 1978 ? 19?? 2 lp Duke 001 Ruthless Rhymes 19?? 2 lp SOFT IN THE MIDDLE John I'm Only Dancing (Aladdin Sane) / Waiting for the Man (Santa Monica) / Moonage Daydream (Santa Monica) / Round and Round / Rebel Rebel (UK single) / I'm Not Losing Sleep / Can't Help Thinking about Me / Do Anything You Say / I Dig Everything / My Death (Santa Monica) / Amsterdam TAKRL 1915 ? 19?? SOUND AND VISION Live in Rotterdam, March 30, 1990: Intro / Space Oddity / Changes / TVC15 / Rebel Rebel / Golden Years / Be My Wife / Ashes to Ashes // Queen Bitch / Fashion / Blue Jean / Let's Dance / Stay // China Girl / Ziggy Stardust / Sound and Vision / Station to Station / Young Americans // Suffragette City / Fame / "Heroes" / Pretty Pink Rose / The Jean Genie/Gloria / Rock'n' Roll Suicide PT 316 Pop tunes France 199? 2 lp Live at Milton Keynes, London (???) USN 180 Japan 1990 2 lp,red/green discs SOUNDS FROM THE SOUND PIT Bowie / Bolan studio jam, September 1977 ??? ? 19?? SOUNDS LIKE BOWIE Space Oddity / Sound and Vision / Golden Years / The Laughing Gnome / The Jean Genie / Life on Mars? // Rebel Rebel / Sorrow / Starman / Drive-In Saturday / Rock'n' Roll Suicide / Be My Wife TAB 00035 Tabak UK 19?? Pic disc SPACE ODDITY same as "IN PERSON" ??? ? 19?? SPEED OF LIFE Live in Adelaide, November 11, 1978: Five Years / Soul Love / Star / Hang onto Yourself / Ziggy Stardust / Suffragette City / Alabama Song // Station to Station / Stay / Rebel Rebel 6142 ? 19?? SUBWAY Live in Toronto ? 1974: Rock'n' Roll With Me / Space Oddity / Future Legend / Diamond Dogs / Panic in Detroit / Big Brother / Time / The Width of a Circle / The Jean Genie ? Flat records 197? THE 1972 AMERICAN TOUR Live in Santa Monica '72, same as "THE BOWIE WONDER" TAKRL 2965 Kornyphone 19?? THE ALL AMERICAN BOWIE Live in Long Beach, March 10, 1973: My Deatch / Aladdin Sane / Five Years / Width of a Circle // Ziggy Stardust / Changes / Panic in Detroit / Time / Suffragette City TMOQ 71074 Trademark of Quality 19?? THE BOWIE WONDER Live in Santa Monica '72 Hang onto Yourself / Ziggy Stardust / Changes / Supermen / Life on Mars? / Five Years / Space Oddity / Andy Warhol / My Death // Width of a Circle / Queen Bitch / Moonage Daydream // John I'm Only Dancing / Waiting for the Man / Jean Genie / Suffragette City / Rock'n' Roll Suicide HH 1-4 Space Recordings 19?? 2 lp THE MISSING LINK Live in the US october 1974 (3 gigs): Memory of a Free Festival / Space Oddity / Rebel Rebel / Sorrow / Changes / 1984 / Moonage Daydream / Rock'n' Roll With Me / The Jean Genie / Diamond Dogs / Young Americans / It's Gonna Be Me / Footstompin' / Can You Hear Me / Somebody Up There Likes Me / Suffragette City / Rock'n' Roll Suicide / John I'm Only Dancing (again) Strap 1 ? 19?? 2 lp G/F THE RARE SINGLES VOL.1 All the Young Dudes (Aladdin Sane) / Bombers / 1984 - You Didn't Hear It from Me / Love You Till Tuesday // My Dream / Interview - Over the Wall We Go / Moonage Daydream (Arnold Corns) / Hang onto Yourself (Arnold Corns) PORPAKT3 ? 19?? THE RARE SINGLES VOL.2 Man in the Middle / Good Morning Girl / And I Say to Myself / Memory of a Free Festival 1 & 2 // The Prettiest Star ('70) / Conversation Piece / Holy Holy ('70) / London Bye Ta-Ta / Bombers PORPAKT4 ? 19?? THE SERIOUS MOONLIGHT REHEARSALS Live at Las Calinas soundstage Dallas, Texas, April 27, 1983: TVC15 / Stay / The Jean Genie / Modern Love / Star / "Heroes" // What in the World / Look Back in Anger / Joe the Lion / Wild Is the Wind / Golden Years / Fashion / Let's Dance / Red Sails // Breaking Glass / Life on Mars? / Sorrow / Cat People / China Girl / Scary Monsters / Rebel Rebel / I Can't Explain // White Light/White Heat / Station to Station / Cracked Actor / Ashes to Ashes / Space Oddity / Young Americans DBB-01 Gotham records US 1990 2 lp THE THIN WHITE DUKE Live at Nassau coliseum, March 23, 1976: Station to Station / Suffragette City / Fame / Word on a Wing / Stay / Panic in Detroit / Changes / TVC15 / Diamond Dogs / Rebel Rebel / The Jean Genie The Cher show, November 23, 1975: Can You Hear Me / Medley: Song Sung Blue / One / Da Doo Ron Ron / Bill I Love You Still / Maybe/Maybe Bbaby / Day Tripper / Blue Moon / Only You / Temptation / Ain't No Sunshine / Young Blood / Young Americans IMP 114 Wizardo 197? THE THIN WHITE DUKE MEETS ZIGGY All the Young Dudes (live with Mott the Hoople) / It's Gonna Be Me / Who Can I Be Now / Moonage Daydream (BBC '72) / Waiting for the Man (BBC '70) Live Copenhagen 1976: Word on a Wing / Stay / Waiting for the Man / Queen Bitch / Life on Mars? / Five Years (cut short) THE UNOFFICIAL WEMBLEY WIZARD BOX FILE Records 1&2 = "SLAUGHTER IN THE AIR", 3 = "MY RADIO SWEETHEART", 4 = various Ziggy Stardust / Waiting for the Man / The Supermen / Queen Bitch / Suffragette City // White Light/White Heat / Hang Onto Yourself / Hang Onto Yourself / Moonage Daydream / Watch That Man // An Interview with Bill Huie / Ching-A-Ling / The Supermen / Waiting for the Man // The Width of a Circle / White Light/White Heat / Suffragette City / Moonage Daydream some BBC, some live Long Beach 1973 duke 001 Moonbeam 19?? duke 009 Moonbeam 19?? THE WEMBLEY WIZARD TOUCHES THE DIAL Live at The Empire Pool, Wembley, London, May 7, 1976: Station to Station / Suffragette City / Fame / Word on a Wing / Waiting for the Man / Queen Bitch / Life on Mars? / Changes / TVC15 / Diamond Dogs ? Hallowien Jack records 197? TO MEET BOWIE "David Live Promo" / Heroes (remix) / 1984/Dodo / You're Holding Me Down / A Lad in Vein // Round and Round (BBC) / Waiting for the Man (BBC) / Love You till Tuesday (different mix) / Baby Loves That Way / Peace on Earth/ Little Drummer Boy / "Heroes" (BBC) JOY 1000 Joy records UK 198? Ltd.Ed. 1000 WHITE LIGHT / WHITE HEAT ? ? 19?? WIDTH OF A CIRCLE Live in Santa Monica '72, same as "IN AMERICA" ? ? 19?? WISH UPON A STAR Live at LA Forum, February 9, 1976: Waiting for the Man / Word on a Wing / Stay / TVC15 / Panic in Detroit / Changes / Fame / Diamond Dogs BOWIE '76 Wizardo 197? blue disc ZIGGY 2 BBC 'IN CONCERT' June 1971 : Queen Bitch / Bombers / The Supermen / Looking for a Friend / Almost Grown (vocals Jeff Alexander) / Kooks / Song for Bob Dylan (vocals George Underwood) / Andy Warhol (vocals Dana Gillespie) / It Ain't Easy / It's Gonna Be Me (with Marc Bolan) TUNE IN 002 ? 19?? ZIGGY '83 Live in Vancouver 1983 same as the Serious Moonlight video QLP 24862 RCA Canada Jan 1984 Promo,white disc ZIGGY IN CONCERT Live in Santa Monica '72, same as "THE BOWIE WONDER" ========================================================================= Sources (copied without permission): Sheldon Cooper Ian Davey A.R. Distefano Theodore Dreger Sven Gusevik Scott Hannon Jay Jodie B.Larson The Machman Marlene Christian Michelsen Matthew Muilenburg Eric Morel Greg O. Philip Obbard Ian Rogers Eric Salo Jim Sheppard Matthias Stieglitz Una Persson Eiichi Yoshimura "David Bowie World 7" Records Discography" by Marshall Jarman "Moonage Daydream" by Dave Thompson "'Changes' An Illustrated Biography" by Stuart Hoggard "David Bowie Black Book" by Barry Miles "David Bowie - An Illustrated Record" by Roy Carr and Charles Shaar Murray Record Collector issues 103/116/131/137/153/159/172/185 Goldmine issue 368 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ### Subject: DISCOGRAPHY: LP - Official From: k21721@kyyppari.hkkk.fi (Jarkko Orjatsalo) Date: 14 Jul 1996 13:01:21 GMT ----------------------------------------------------------------------- David Bowie Discography. LP - Official. July 1996 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- TITLE (in alphabetical order) Song list Catal.numb. company,country release date (?) denotes missing information all records below a song list contain same songs 'same as' means that songs are the same, and same versions, as on a different record, but the records are not the same. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1966 ??? Japan 19?? PYL 6001 ? 1987 CLALP 154 ? 1989 I'm Not Losing Sleep / I Dig Everything / Can't Help Thinking About Me // Do Anything You Say / Good Morning Girl / And I Say to Myself PYX 6001 ? 1988 Pic disc 1980 ALL CLEAR The Man Who Sold the World / Space Oddity / Ziggy Stardust / Panic in Detroit / Always Crashing in the Same Car // 1984 / Golden Years / Fascination / "Heroes" / Boys Keep Swinging DJL 13545 RCA US Nov 1979 Promo 20 BOWIE CLASSICS Same as "IMAGES 1966-67" less / Karma Man SCA 039 Decca Australia May 1979 2 lp A PEDIR DE BOLA Same as "HUNKY DORY" LSP 4623 RCA Spain Dec 1971 A SECOND FACE Let Me Sleep Beside You / Sell Me a Coat / She's Got Medals / We are Hungry Men / In the Heat of the Morning / Karma Man // Little Bombardier / Love You till Tuesday / Come And Buy My Toys / Silly Boy Blue / Uncle Arthur / When I Live My Dream MIP-1-9374 Decca Canada 1983 TAB 71 Decca UK Aug 1983 ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS Bowie on : Absolute Beginners / That's Motivation V 2386 Virgin UK Mar 1986 same as above + / Volare 302 706-420 Virgin Germany 1986 2 lp G/F VD 2514 Virgin UK Apr 1986 2 lp G/F ALADDIN SANE Watch That Man / Aladdin Sane / Drive-In saturday / Panic in Detroit / Cracked Actor // Time / The Prettiest Star / Let's Spend the Night Together / The Jean Genie / Lady Grinning Soul LSP 4852 RCA Germany 1973 w/ lyrics RS 1001 RCA UK Apr 1973 w/ lyrics,fan club card RS 1001 RCA UK Apr 1973 w/ lyrics LSP 4852 RCA US May 1973 RCA 6001 RCA Japan NL 83890 RCA Germany 1981 INTS 5067 RCA UK Jan 1981 BOPIC 1 RCA UK Mar 1984 Pic disc,numb.insert 064-794768-1 EMI Germany 1990 G/F EMC 3579 EMI UK 1990 G/F RALP 0135-2 Ryko US 1990 G/F,numbered ALBUM SAMPLER OCTOBER Bowie on : "Heroes" / The Secret Life of Arabia DJL 1-2588 RCA US Oct 1977 Promo AN EVENING WITH DAVID BOWIE Opening / Segment 1 / Ziggy Stardust / Segment 2 / Station to Station // Segment 3 / Beauty And the Beast / Segment 3 (cont.) / Fame / Segment 4 Interview album, all songs live from "STAGE" DJL 1-3016 RCA US 1978 Promo ANOTHER FACE Rubber Band / London Boys / The Gospel According to Tony Day / There Is a Happy Land / Maid of Bond Street / When I Live My Dream / Liza Jane // The Laughing Gnome / In the Heat of the Morning / Did You Ever Have a Dream / Please Mr. Gravedigger / Join the Gang / Love You till Tuesday / Louie Louie Go Home 6.24689 Germany 1981 TAB 17 UK May 1981 ANTHOLOGY OF BRITISH ROCK Bowie on : Do Anything You Say / I Dig Everything / Can't Help Thinking About Me / And I Say to Myself / I'm Not Losing Sleep / Good Morning Girl 672011-1 Compleat US 1985 2 lp G/F AT THE TOWER PHILADELPHIA same as "ROCK CONCERT" PL 89082 RCA Germany 1982 PL 42993 RCA Holland Jan 1982 BAAL Baal's Hymn / Remembering Marie A. // A Ballad of the Adventurers / The Drowned Girl / The Dirty Song CPL 1-4346 RCA Canada 1982 PG 45092 RCA Germany 1982 G/F BOW 11 RCA UK Feb 1982 G/F CP 214346 RCA US Feb 1982 BEST OF DAVID BOWIE Starman / Moonage Daydream / Five Years / Hang Onto Yourself / Suffragette City / Rock'n' Roll Suicide / The Jean Genie / Time / Let's Spend the Night Together / The Prettiest Star / Watch That Man / Aladdin Sane / Space Oddity / The Man Who Sold the World / Wild Eyed Boy from Freecloud / Cygnet Committee / Changes / Life on Mars ? / Fill Your Heart / Andy Warhol / Black Country Rock / Width of a Circle SRA 9412/12 RCA Japan Mar 1974 2 lp BLACK TIE WHITE NOISE You've Been Around / I Feel Free / Black Tie White Noise / Jump They Say / Nite Flights // Miracle Goodnight / Don't Let Me Down & Down / Pallas Athena / I Know It's Gonna Happen Someday / The Wedding song 74321 13697 1 Arista Holland Apr 1993 BOWIE same as "THE WORLD OF DAVID BOWIE" L2OP 1053 London Japan Mar 1982 BOWIENOW V-2 Schneider / Always Crashing in the Same Car / Sons of the Silent Age / Breaking Glass / Neukoln // Speed of Life / Joe the Lion / What In the World / Blackout / Weeping Wall / The Secret Life of Arabia DJL 12697 RCA US Mar 1978 Promo CAT PEOPLE Bowie on 'Cat people' 250 433-1 Backstreet Germany 1982 MCF 3138 MCA UK Apr 1982 CHAMELEON 14 trk ??? New Zealand 19?? Ltd.Ed. Starman / Aladdin Sane / Sorrow / Diamond Dogs / 1984 / Breaking Glass // "Heroes" / V-2 Schneider / Beauty And the Beast / Boys Keep Swinging / D.J. / Look Back in Anger STAR 101 Starcall Australia Sep 1979 CHANGESBOWIE Space Oddity / Starman / John I'm Only Dancing / Changes / Ziggy Stardust / Suffragette City // The Jean Genie / Life on Mars ? / Diamond Dogs / Rebel Rebel / Young Americans // Fame 90 / Golden Years / Sound and Vision / "Heroes" / Ashes to Ashes // Fashion / Let's Dance / China Girl / Modern Love / Blue Jean 164 7941801 EMI Germany 1990 2 lp G/F some w/sticker DBTV 1 EMI UK Apr 1990 2 lp G/F CHANGESONEBOWIE Space Oddity / John I'm Only Dancing / Changes / Ziggy Stardust / Suffragette City / The Jean Genie // Diamond Dogs / Rebel Rebel / Young Americans / Fame / Golden Years RS 1055 RCA UK May 1976 sax version of 'John I'm Only Dancing' (approx. 1000 copies) RS 1055 RCA UK May 1976 CPL1-1732 RCA Canada 1976 APL 1-1732 RCA US May 1976 ??? RCA France 1976 (early copies have unreleased version of 'White Light/White Heat' instead of 'John I'm Only Dancing') APL 1-1732 RCA Germany 1976 APL 1-1732 RCA Philippines 1976 APL 1-1732 RCA Spain 1976 PL 81732 RCA 1984 CHANGESTWOBOWIE Aladdin Sane / Oh! You Pretty Things / Starman / 1984 / Ashes to Ashes // Sound and Vision / Fashion / Wild Is the Wind / John I'm Only Dancing (again) / D.J. PL 84202 RCA Germany 1983 PL 14202 RCA Spain 1981 BOWLP 3 RCA UK Nov 1981 CHRISTIANE F. - WIR KINDER VOM BAHNHOF ZOO V-2 Schneider / TVC15 / "Heroes" (german) / Boys Keep Swinging / Sense of Doubt // Station to Station (from "STAGE") / Look Back in Anger / Stay / Warszawa BL 43606 RCA France 1981 "MOI, CHRISTIANE F..." BL 43606 RCA Germany May 1981 BL 43606 RCA Italy 1981 "CHRISTIANE F. NOI..." CHRISTIANE F. NOI, RAGAZZI ZOO DI BERLINO Same as "CHRISTIANE F. - WIR KINDER VOM BAHNHOF ZOO" BL 43606 RCA Italy 1981 COLLECTION BLANCHE GP 253 France 19?? DAVID BOWIE Uncle Arthur / Sell Me a Coat / Rubber Band / Love You till Tuesday / There Is a Happy Land / We Are Hungry Men / When I Live My Dream // Little Bombardier / Silly Boy Blue / Come And Buy My Toys / Join the Gang / She's Got Medals / Maid of Bond Street DML 1007 Deram UK Jun 1967 stereo/mono 291029 Deram France Jun 1981 same as above less / We Are Hungry Men / Maid of Bond Street DE 18003 Deram US Jun 1967 Space Oddity / Unwashed And Somewhat Slightly Dazed / Don't Sit Down / A Letter to Hermione / Cygnet Committee // Janine / An Occasional Dream / Wild Eyed Boy from Freecloud / God Knows I'm Good / Memory of a Free Festival SBL 7912 Philips UK Nov 1969 G/F SR 61246 Mercury US Nov 1969 "MAN OF WORDS MAN.." same as "THE WORLD OF DAVID BOWIE" 210039 Deram France Apr 1973 same as "IMAGES 1966-67" DA 145/146 Deram Belgium May 1976 DAVID LIVE Live at the Tower Philadelphia, July 1974: 1984 / Rebel Rebel / Moonage Daydream / Sweet Thing // Changes / Suffragette City / Aladdin Sane / All the Young Dudes / Cracked Actor // Rock'n' Roll With Me / Watch That Man / Knock On Wood / Diamond Dogs // Big Brother / Width of a Circle / The Jean Genie / Rock'n' Roll Suicide 26.28107 RCA Germany 1974 2 lp G/F APL 20771 RCA UK Oct 1974 2 lp G/F CPL 20771 RCA US 1974 2 lp G/F DBLD 1 RCA UK 19?? 2 lp G/F PL 80771 (2) RCA Germany 1983 2 lp G/F same as above + / Band Intro / Here Today, Gone Tomorrow / Time RALP 0138/39-2 RYKO US 1990 2 lp G/F numbered DIAMOND DOGS Future Legend / Diamond Dogs / Sweet Thing / Candidate / Sweet Thing (reprise) / Rebel Rebel // Rock'n' Roll With Me / We Are the Dead / 1984 / Big Brother / Chant of the Ever Circling Skeletal Family APL 10576 RCA UK Apr 1974 G/F APL 10576 RCA US Apr 1974 NL 13889 RCA Holland 1980 NL 83889 RCA Germany 1981 BOPIC 5 RCA UK Mar 1984 Pic disc, numb.insert RPL 2104 RCA Japan 19?? same as above + / Dodo / Candidate (demo version) RALP 0137-2 RYKO US 1990 G/F numbered EMC 3584 RCA UK 1990 G/F DIE WEISSE SERIE same as "ANOTHER FACE", different song order 625232 Decca Germany Mar 1982 DISCO DE OURO same as "THE WORLD OF DAVID BOWIE" SC 15002 London Brazil May 1974 DON'T BE FOOLED BY THE NAME I'm Not Losing Sleep / I Dig Everything / Can't Help Thinking About Me // Do Anything You Say / Good Morning Girl / And I Say to Myself 585001 PRT France 1981 DOW 1 UK 19?? 10" ??? Japan 19?? EARLY YEARS "THE MAN WHO SOLD THE WORLD" + "HUNKY DORY" + "ALADDIN SANE" ??? ? 19?? EL REY DEL GAY POWER same as "IMAGES 1966-67" DCS 15044 Deram Spain May 1973 2 lp EXCERPTS FROM 1.OUTSIDE 74321 307021 BMG 1995 FAME AND FASHION Golden Years / TVC15 / "Heroes" / D.J. / Fashion / Ashes to Ashes // Space Oddity / Changes / Starman / 1984 / Young Americans ??? RCA Japan 19?? PL 84919 RCA Germany 1984 PL 84919 RCA UK May 1985 GIGANTES DEL POP VOL. 28 same as "ANOTHER FACE" 6495081 Decca Spain Apr 1982 GOLDEN YEARS Fashion / Red Sails / Look Back in Anger / I Can't Explain / Ashes to Ashes // Golden Years / Joe the Lion / Scary Monsters / Wild Is the Wind BOWLP 004 RCA UK Aug 1983 PL 14792 RCA Germany 198? RPL 8206 RCA Japan HEAVEN AND HULL by Mick Ronson Bowie on 'Like a Rolling Stone', backing on 'Colour Me' and 'All the Young Dudes' EPC 474742 1 Epic UK 1994 pic disc "HEROES" EMD 1025 EMI UK 199? G/F Beauty and the Beast / Joe the Lion / "Heroes" / Sons of the Silent Age / Blackout // V-2 Schneider / Sense of Doubt / Moss Garden / Neukoln / The Secret Life of Arabia PL 12522 RCA UK Oct 1977 w/ lyrics AFL 12522 RCA US Oct 1977 AYL 1-3857 RCA US 1977 ??? RCA Japan 19?? ??? RCA Italy 19?? NL 13857 RCA Holland 1980 INTS 5066 RCA UK 198? same as above exept '"HEROES"' is the german version NL 83857 RCA Germany 1977 PL 42372 RCA Germany 1977 HISTORIA DELA MUSICA ROCK same as "ANOTHER FACE" LP 202 Decca / Orbiz Spain Aug 1982 HUNKY DORY Changes / Oh! You Pretty Things / Eight Line Poem / Life on Mars ? / Kooks / Quicksand // Fill Your Heart / Andy Warhol / Song for Bob Dylan / Queen Bitch / The Bewley Brothers SF 8244 RCA UK Dec 1971 w/ lyrics LSP 4623 RCA US Dec 1971 LSP 4623 RCA Spain Dec 1971 'A PEDIR DE BOLA' INTS 5064 RCA UK Jan 1981 NL 83844 RCA Germany 1983 BOPIC 2 RCA UK Mar 1984 Pic disc, numb.insert same as above + / Bombers / The Supermen (alternate mix) / Quicksand (demo version) / The Bewley Brothers (alternate mix) RALP 0133-2 RYKO US 1990 2 lp G/F ltd.ed. EMC 3572 EMI UK 1990 G/F 064 791843 1 EMI 1990 I PITY THE FOOL I Pity the Fool / Take My Tip // You've Got a Habit of Leaving / Baby Loves That Way EMI 2925 EMI UK Mar 1979 CYM 1 SeeForMiles UK Oct 1982 10" SEA 1 SeeForMiles UK Jun 1985 disc made in France IMAGES 1966-67 Rubber Band / Maid of Bond Street / Sell Me a Coat / Love You till Tuesday / There is a Happy Land // The Laughing Gnome / The Gospel According to Tony Day / Did You Ever Have a Dream / Uncle Arthur / We Are Hungry Men / When I Live My Dream // Join the Gang / Little Bombardier / Come And Buy My Toys / Silly Boy Blue / She's Got Medals // Please Mr. Gravedigger / London Boys / Karma Man / Let Me Sleep Beside You / In the Heat of the Morning BP 61829 London US May 1973 2 lp G/F Cartoon cover SDM 3017/1-2 Deran Germany 1973 2 lp G/F Cartoon cover 6.28108 Germany 1975 2 lp G/F guitar cover DPA 3107/3108 Deram UK May 1975 2 lp G/F 278513/14 France 19?? 2 lp IN THE BEGINNING VOL.2 Uncle Arthur / Rubber Band / Love You till Tuesday / We Are Hungry Men / Little Bombardier / Silly Boy Blue / Come And Buy My Toys / Join the Gang / Maid of Bond Street / Please Mr. Gravedigger NDM 770 Deram Germany May 1973 INTROSPECTIVE I'm Not Losing Sleep / I Dig Everything / Can't Help Thinking About Me / Interview Part 1 // Do Anything You Say / Good Morning Girl / And I Say to Myself / Interview Part 2 LINT 5001 Tabak UK 1990 Spec.Ed. white disc KING BISCUIT FLOWER HOUR ??? UK 1984 2 lp ??? US 1985 2 lp LA ASCENDIA Y CAIDA DE ZIGGY STARDUST Y LAS ARANAS DE MARTE same as "THE RISE AND FALL OF ZIGGY STARDUST AND THE SPIDERS FROM MARS" LSP 4207 Spain 1972 LABYRINTH Bowie on : Magic Dance / Chilly Down / As the World Falls Down / Within You / Underground AML 3104 EMI UK Jun 1986 SU 17206 EMI US Jun 1986 064-2405781 EMI Holland Jun 1986 LET'S DANCE Modern Love / China Girl / Let's Dance / Without You // Ricochet / Criminal World / Cat People / Shake It AML 3029 EMI UK Apr 1983 w/ lyrics ST 17093 EMI US 1983 w/ lyrics SO 17093 EMI Canada 1983 w/ lyrics 064-400165 EMI Germany 1983 w/ lyrics AMLP 3029 EMI UK 1983 Pic lp EYS 91069 EMI Japan 1983 Pic lp EMI 8155 EMI Argentina 1983 Promo w/ lyrics LET'S TALK SPRO 9960 EMI US 1983 Promo interview not the same as above: AR 30009 Denmark 1983 Pic disc interview AR 30010 Denmark 1983 Pic disc interview LIFETIMES Wild Eyed Boy from Freecloud / Black Country Rock / Oh! You Pretty Things / Soul Love / The Prettiest Star / See Emily Play / 1984 / Across the Universe // Stay / All the Young Dudes / Breaking Glass / "Heroes" / D.J. / Scary Monsters / Round And Round LIFETIMES 1 RCA UK 1983 Promo, numbered w/ insert LODGER Fantastic Voyage / African Night Flight / Move On / Yassassin / Red Sails // D.J. / Look Back in Anger / Boys Keep Swinging / Repetition / Red Money BOWLP 1 RCA UK May 1979 G/F w/ lyrics 13254 RCA US May 1979 NL 84234 RCA Germany 1979 w/ lyrics APL 13254 RCA Australia 1979 G/F AQL 13254 RCA Canada 1979 G/F w/ lyrics INTS 5212 RCA UK Mar 1982 same as above + / I Pray Ole / Look Back in Anger (1988 version) EMD 1026 EMI UK 1991 G/F 7977242 EMI Germany 1991 LONDON BOYS Bowie on : Can't Help Thinking About Me / And I Say to Myself / Do Anything You Say / Good Morning Girl / I Dig Everything / I'm Not Losing Sleep PRT ZL 545 PRT Spain Jun 1982 LOVE YOU TILL TUESDAY Love You till Tuesday / London Boys / Ching-A-Ling / The Laughing Gnome / Liza Jane / When I'm Five // Space Oddity / Sell Me a Coat / Rubber Band / Let Me Sleep Beside You / When I Live My Dream BOWIE 1 Deram UK May 1984 LOW EMD 1027 EMI UK 199? G/F Speed of Life / Breaking Glass / What in the World / Sound and Vision / Always Crashing in the Same Car / Be My Wife / A New Career in a New Town // Warszawa / Art Decade / Weeping Wall / Subterraneans PL 12030 RCA UK Jan 1977 w/ insert APL 12030 RCA US Jan 1977 NL 13856 RCA UK 19?? CPL 1-2030 RCA US 19?? AYL 1-3856 RCA US 19?? NL 13856 RCA Holland 1980 INTS 5065 RCA UK 198? NL 83856 RCA 1984 MAN OF WORDS MAN OF MUSIC same as "DAVID BOWIE" SR 61246 Mercury US Nov 1969 MOI, CHRISTIANE F., 13 ANS, DROGUEE, PROSTITUEE same as "CHRISTIANE F. - WIR KINDER VOM BAHNHOF ZOO" BL 43606 RCA France 1981 NEVER LET ME DOWN Interview album SPRO 79112/3 EMI US 1987 Promo Day-In Day-Out / Time Will Crawl / Beat of Your Drum / Never Let Me Down / Zeroes // Glass Spider / Shining Star (Makin' My Love) / New York's in Love / '87 and Cry / Too Dizzy / Bang Bang AMLS 3117 EMI UK Apr 1987 w/ lyrics PJ 17267 EMI US 1987 PJ 17267 EMI Canada 1987 064-2407461 EMI Holland 1987 w/ lyrics ST 240746 EMI Australia 1987 blue disc same as above + / Girls (Japanese version) EYS 91221 EMI Japan 1987 w/ lyrics OY VEY BABY If There is Something (Tokyo) / Amazing (Chicago) / I Can't Read (Boston) / Stateside (New York) // Under the God (Sapporo) / Goodbye Mr. Ed (Tokyo) / Heaven's In Here (New York) / You Belong in Rock'n' Roll (Chicago) 828328-1 Holland Jul 1992 PETER AND THE WOLF David Bowie narrates Peter and the Wolf JD 11306 RCA US May 1978 1-side promo same as above + // Young Persons Guide to the Orchestra ARL 12743 RCA US May 1978 green disc RL 12743 RCA US May 1978 w/ insert PIN-UPS Rosalyn / Here Comes the Night / I Wish You Would / See Emily Play / Everything's Alright / I Can't Explain // Friday on My Mind / Sorrow / Don't Bring Me Down / Shapes of Things / Anyway Anyhow Anywhere / Where Have All the Good Times Gone RS 1003 RCA UK Oct 1973 w/ lyrics APL 10291 RCA US Oct 1973 RS 1003 RCA Canada 1973 RS 1003 RCA France 1973 w/ lyrics ? RCA Italy 1973 NL 84653 RCA Germany 1981 INTS 5236 RCA UK Feb 1983 NL 14653 RCA Holland 1983 BOPIC 4 RCA UK Mar 1984 Pic disc,numb.insert same as above + / Growin up / Amsterdam RALP 0136-2 RYKO US 1990 G/F numbered EMC 3580 EMI UK 1990 G/F 064-7947671 EMI Germany 1990 G/F PORTRAIT OF A STAR same as "LOW" + ""HEROES"" + "LODGER" PL 37700 RCA France Aug 1982 3 lp box w/2 sheets PROFILE Let Me Sleep Beside You / Karma Man / In the Heat of the Morning / Silly Boy Blue / Please Mr. Gravedigger / The Laughing Gnome // London Boys / Come and Buy My Toys / The Gospel According to Tony Day / There Is a Happy Land / Little Bombardier / When I Live My Dream 624009 Decca Germany Jun 1979 RARE Ragazzo Solo, Ragazza Sola / Round and Round / Amsterdam / Holy Holy / Panic in Detroit (live) / Young Americans (short version) // Velvet Goldmine / "Heroes" (german) / John I'm Only Dancing (again) / Alabama Song / Chrystal Japan PL 45406 RCA Italy Dec 1982 PL 45406 RCA Germany 1982 PL 45406 RCA UK 1982 RARE TRACKS I'm Not Losing Sleep / I Dig Everything / Can't Help Thinking About Me // Do Anything You Say / Good Morning Girl / And I Say to Myself SHLP 137 Showcase UK 1985 RARESTONEBOWIE GYLP014 Trident RCA SPECIAL RADIO SERIES I Intro / Scary Monsters / Interview / It's No Game (part 1) / Space Oddity / Ashes to Ashes / Fashion // Intro / Up the Hill Backwards / Interview / Kingdom Come / Teenage Wildlife / Scream Like a Baby / It's No Game (part 2) Interview album DJL 13829 RCA US Sep 1980 Promo, purple disc REVELATIONS - A MUSICAL ANTHOLOGY FOR GLASTONBURY FAYRE Bowie on 'The Supermen' REV 1-3 Revelations UK Apr 1972 3 lp, Ltd.Ed 5000 w/ inserts ROCK CONCERT Live in Philadelphia july 1974 (same concert as "DAVID LIVE") : Rebel Rebel / Changes / Aladdin Sane / All the Young Dudes / Cracked Actor / Rock'n' Roll With Me / Watch That Man / Diamond Dogs / Rock'n' Roll Suicide PL 42993 RCA Holland Jul 1979 ROCK GALAXY same as "HUNKY DORY" + "THE RISE AND FALL OF ZIGGY STARDUST..." NL 43593 RCA Germany Jun 1981 2 lp G/F NL 89077 (2) RCA Germany 1981 2 lp G/F SANTA MONICA '72 Intro / Hang Onto Yourself / Ziggy Stardust / Changes / The Supermen / Life on Mars? // Five Years / Space Oddity / Andy Warhol / My Death // The Width of a Circle / Queen Bitch / Moonage Daydream / John I'm Only Dancing // Waiting for the Man / The Jean Genie / Suffragette City / Rock'n' Roll Suicide GYLP 002 Mainman / Trident UK 1994 2 lp, clear vinyl SCARY MONSTERS (AND SUPER CREEPS) DJL 13840 RCA US Sep 1980 Promo interview ??? EMI UK 199? colour disc, deleted after one day, approx 100 sold. It's No Game (part 1) / Up the Hill Backwards / Scary Monsters / Ashes to Ashes / Fashion // Teenage Wildlife / Scream Like a Baby / Kingdom Come / Because You're Young / It's No Game (part 2) BOWLP 2 RCA UK Sep 1980 w/ lyrics AQL 13647 RCA US Sep 1980 AQL 1-3647 RCA Canada 1980 w/ lyrics PL 83647 RCA Germany 1980 w/ lyrics ??? RCA Philippines 1980 APL 13647 RCA Australia 1980 SOUND AND VISION Space Oddity (demo) / Wild Eyed Boy from Freecloud / The Prettiest Star / London Bye Ta-Ta // Black Country Rock / The Man Who Sold the World / The Bewley Brothers / Changes // Round and Round / Moonage Daydream / John I'm Only Dancing (sax) / Drive-In Saturday // Panic in Detroit / Ziggy Stardust / White Light/White Heat / Rock'n' Roll Suicide / Anyway Anyhow Anywhere / Sorrow / Don't Bring Me Down / 1984/Dodo / Big Brother // Rebel Rebel / Suffragette City / Watch That Man / Cracked Actor // Young Americans / Fascination / After Today // It's Hard to Be a Saint in the City / TVC15 / Wild Is the Wind / Sound and Vision / Be My Wife / Speed of Life / "Heroes" (german) / Joe the Lion // Sons of the Silent Age / Station to Station // Warszawa / Breaking Glass / Red Sails / Look Back in Anger // Boys Keep Swinging / Up the Hill Backwards / Kingdom Come / Ashes to Ashes RALP 0120/21/22 RYKO US 1989 3x2lp box, Ltd.Ed SPACE ODDITY Space Oddity / Unwashed and Somewhat Slightly Dazed / Letter to Hermione / Cygnet Committee // Janine / An Occasional Dream / Wild Eyed Boy from Freecloud / God Know's I'm Good / Memory of a Free Festival LSP 4813 RCA UK Oct 1972 LSP 4813 RCA US Oct 1972 LSP 4813 RCA Canada 1972 ??? Spain 19?? PL 84813 ? 1984 same as above + / Don't Sit Down / Conversation Piece / Memory of a Free Festival Part 1 / Memory of a Free Festival Part 2 EMC 3571 EMI UK 1990 G/F RALP 0131-2 RYKO US 1990 2 lp G/F SPECIAL same as "BEST OF DAVID BOWIE" SRA 9503/4 RCA Japan Mar 1976 2 lp STAGE Live in Philadelphia, April 28-29, 1978: Hang Onto Yourself / Ziggy Stardust / Five Years / Soul Love / Star // Station to Station / Fame / TVC15 // Warszawa / Speed of Life / Art Decade / Sense of Doubt / Breaking Glass // "Heroes" / What in the World / Blackout / Beauty and the Beast PL 02913 RCA UK 1978 2 lp G/F CPL 22913 RCA US 1978 2 lp G/F PL 12913 RCA Holland 1978 2 lp G/F blue disc PL 12913 RCA Holland 1978 2 lp G/F yellow disc ??? RCA Japan 19?? 2 lp PL 02913 RCA Germany 1978 2 lp G/F PL 02913 RCA Italy 1978 2 lp G/F STARMAN Space Oddity / God Know's I'm Good / All the Madmen / Black Country Rock // Five Years / Soul Love / Moonage Daydream / Starman / Lady Stardust C 6026469001 Melodia Russia 1989 STARTING POINT The Laughing Gnome / Love You till Tuesday / Please Mr. Gravedigger / We Are Hungry Men / London Boys // Come and Buy My Toys / Karma Man / When I Live My Dream / Join the Gang / Silly Boy Blue LC 50007 Decca Germany May 1977 LC 50007 Decca US 1977 STATION TO STATION Station to Station / Golden Years / Word on a Wing // TVC15 / Stay / Wild Is the Wind APL 1-1327 RCA UK Jan 1976 w/ insert FKAY 30947 RCA Italy 1976 PL 81327 RCA Germany 19?? EMD 1020 EMI UK 199? G/F SUPERSTARS IN CONCERT Broadcast November 24-25, 1990 Space Oddity / Changes / TVC15 / Rebel Rebel / Ashes to Ashes / Starman / Fashion / Life on Mars? / Blue Jean / Let's Dance / China Girl / Sound and Vision / Ziggy Stardust / Station to Station / Young Americans / Fame CO-90-47 Westone Radio Netw. US 199? 3 lp TELL TALES Interview pic disc (1980 interview) D.B.1010 Music and media prom.UK 1987 Ltd.Ed. THE BEST OF BOWIE Space Oddity / Life on Mars ? / Starman / Rock'n' Roll Suicide / John I'm Only Dancing (sax) / The Jean Genie / Breaking Glass / Sorrow // Diamond Dogs / Young Americans / Fame / Golden Years / TVC15 / Sound and Vision / "Heroes" / Boys Keep Swinging NE 1111 RCA/K-TEL UK dec 1980 'Breaking glass' mistitled as 'Drive-In Saturday' on early pressings NS 4119 RCA/K-TEL Sweden 1980 same as above + / Drive-In Saturday / Beauty and the Beast - / Young Americans BLP 81001 France Dec 1980 THE COLLECTION The Laughing Gnome / Rubber Band / Love You till Tuesday / Maid of Bond Street / Sell Me a Coat // In the Heat of the Morning / Karma Man / Please Mr. Gravedigger / London Boys / She's Got Medals // Silly Boy Blue / Join the Gang / Did You Ever Have a Dream / The Gospel According to Tony Day / I'm Not Losing Sleep // I Dig Everything / Can't Help Thinking About Me / Do Anything You Say / Good Morning Girl / And I Say to Myself CCSLP 118 Castle comm.UK Oct 1985 2 lp G/F THE FALCON AND THE SNOWMAN Bowie on 'This Is Not America' FAL 1 EMI UK May 1985 THE GLASS SPIDER TOUR PRESS CONFERENCES 1987 London, Amsterdam, Stockholm, New York, Sydney Spider 101P Wax Records UK 1987 Pic disc, Ltd.Ed. Spider 101C Wax Records UK 1987 Yellow disc, Ltd.Ed. THE HUNGER Bowie only on picture PD ACH 005 France Apr 1983 Pic disc THE MAN WHO SOLD THE WORLD The Width Of a Circle / All the Madmen / Black Country Rock / After All // Running Gun Blues / Saviour Machine / She Shook Me Cold / The Man Who Sold the World / The Supermen SR 61325 Mercury US Nov 1970 Cartoon cover 6338 041 Mercury UK Apr 1971 Dress cover 6338 041 Mercury UK Apr 1971 ??? Mercury Australia 1971 Dress cover 6338 041 Mercury Germany 1971 Round cover LSP 4816 RCA UK Nov 1972 w/ poster LSP 4816 RCA UK Nov 1972 LSP 4816 RCA US Nov 1972 LSP 4816 RCA Germany 1972 INTS 5237 RCA UK Feb 1983 NL 14654 RCA Holland 1983 NL 84654 RCA Germany Nov 1984 AFL 1-4816 US 19?? AYL 1-4654 US 19?? same as above + / Lightning Frightening / Holy Holy / Moonage Daydream (Arnold Corns version) / Hang Onto Yourself (Arnold Corns Version) EMC 3573 EMI UK Apr 1990 G/F RALP 0132-2 RYKO US 1990 2 lp G/F 064-7918371 EMI Germany 1990 THE RISE AND FALL OF ZIGGY STARDUST AND THE SPIDERS FROM MARS Five Years / Soul Love / Moonage Daydream / Starman / It Ain't Easy // Lady Stardust / Star / Hang Onto Yourself / Ziggy Stardust / Suffragette City / Rock'n' Roll Suicide SF 8287 RCA UK Jun 1972 w/ lyrics LSP 4702 RCA US Jun 1972 LSP 4702 RCA Italy 1972 LSP 4207 RCA Spain 1972 "LA ASCENDIA..." INTS 5063 RCA UK Jan 1981 NL 83843 RCA Germany 1983 BOPIC 3 RCA UK Mar 1984 Pic disc ,numb.insert 20166 ? 19?? RPL 2102 Japan 19?? same as above + / John I'm Only Dancing (different mix) / Velvet Goldmine / Sweet Head / Ziggy Stardust (demo) / Lady Stardust (demo) RALP 0134-2 RYKO US 1990 2 lp G/F Ltd.Ed. EMC 3577 EMI UK 1990 G/F 064-7944001 EMI Germany 1990 G/F THE SINGLES COLLECTION (s) = single version Space Oddity / Changes / Starman / Ziggy Stardust / Suffragette City / John I'm Only Dancing / The Jean Genie // Drive-In Saturday / Life on Mars? / Sorrow / Rebel Rebel / Rock'n' Roll Suicide / Diamond Dogs Knock on Wood / Young Americans / Fame / Golden Years / TVC15 / Sound and Vision // "Heroes" (s) / Beauty and the Beast / Boys Keep Swinging / D.J. / Alabama Song / Ashes to Ashes / Fashion Scary Monsters / Under Pressure / Wild Is the Wind / Let's Dance (s) / China Girl (s) / Modern Love (s) / Blue Jean / This Is Not America / Dancing in the Street (Clearmountain mix) / Absolute Beginners (s) / Day-In Day-Out (s) 7243 8 28099 1 3 EMI UK Nov 1993 THE WORLD OF DAVID BOWIE Uncle Arthur / Love You till Tuesday / There Is a Happy Land / Little Bombardier / Sell Me a Coat / Silly Boy Blue / London Boys // Karma Man / Rubber Band / Let Me Sleep Beside You / Come and Buy My Toys / She's Got Medals / In the Heat of the Morning / When I Live My Dream SPA 58 Decca UK Mar 1970 mono/stereo SPA 58/ZAL 9453 Decca UK Apr 1973 Ziggy cover TIN MACHINE Heaven's in Here / Tin Machine / Prisoner of Love / Crack City / I Can't Read / Under the God // Amazing / Working Class Hero / Bus Stop / Pretty Thing / Video Crimes / Baby Can Dance 064-7919901 Holland 1989 w/ lyrics MTLS 1044 UK 1989 w/ lyrics 58607 Argentina 1989 Promo TIN MACHINE II 828 272-1 London UK Sep 1991 TINA LIVE IN EUROPE Bowie on : Tonight / Let's dance 7901261 EMI Holland 1988 2 lp G/F TONIGHT Loving the Alien / Don't Look Down / God Only Knows / Tonight // Neighbourhood Threat / Blue Jean / Tumble and Twirl / I Keep Forgetting / Dancing With the Big Boys DB 1 EMI UK Sep 1984 w/ lyrics 064-2402271 EMI Holland 1984 w/ lyrics EYS 91092 EMI Japan 1984 WHEN THE WIND BLOWS Bowie on 'When the Wind Blows' 208042-630 Virgin Germany 1986 YOUNG AMERICANS Young Americans / Win / Fascination / Right // Somebody Up There Likes Me / Across the Universe / Can You Hear Me / Fame RS 1006 RCA UK Mar 1975 w/ lyrics APL 10098 RCA US Mar 1975 APL 10098 RCA US 1975 Matt cover w/lyrics CPL 1-0998 RCA Canada 1975 w/lyrics PL 80998 RCA Germany 1975 EMD 1021 EMI UK 199? G/F ZIGGY STARDUST - THE MOTION PICTURE Live in Hammersmith Odeon, July 3, 1973: Hang Onto Yourself / Ziggy Stardust / Watch That Man / Medley: Wild Eyed Boy from Freecloud/All the Young Dudes/Oh! You Pretty Things // Moonage Daydream / Space Oddity / My Death // Cracked Actor / Time / The Width of a Circle // Changes / Let's Spend the Night Together / Suffragette City / White Light/White Heat / Rock'n' Roll Suicide PL 84862 RCA UK Oct 1983 2 lp G/F PL 84862 RCA Germany 1983 2 lp G/F CPL 2-4862 RCA US 1983 2 lp G/F ========================================================================= Sources (copied without permission): Sheldon Cooper Ian Davey A.R. Distefano Theodore Dreger Sven Gusevik Scott Hannon Jay Jodie B.Larson The Machman Marlene Christian Michelsen Matthew Muilenburg Eric Morel Greg O. Philip Obbard Ian Rogers Eric Salo Jim Sheppard Matthias Stieglitz Una Persson Eiichi Yoshimura "David Bowie World 7" Records Discography" by Marshall Jarman "Moonage Daydream" by Dave Thompson "'Changes' An Illustrated Biography" by Stuart Hoggard "David Bowie Black Book" by Barry Miles "David Bowie - An Illustrated Record" by Roy Carr and Charles Shaar Murray Record Collector issues 103/116/131/137/153/159/172/185 Goldmine issue 368 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ### Subject: List of Songs From: k21721@kyyppari.hkkk.fi (Jarkko Orjatsalo) Date: 14 Jul 1996 13:03:19 GMT David Bowie officially released non-live songs July 1996 after the marked time all versions are the same, although they have been released under different titles. '87 and Cry 3:53 single version 4:18 12" edit 1984 3:27 1984/dodo 5:27 A Big Hurt 3:40 A New Career in a New Town 2:50 A Small Plot of Land 6:34 Abdulmajid 3:40 Absolute Beginners 5:35 single version 5:37 dub mix 8:01 full lenght version Across the Universe 4:30 African Night Flight 2:54 After All 3:51 After Today 3:47 Alabama Song 3:50 Aladdin Sane 5:06 Algeria Touchshriek 2:03 All Saints 3:35 All the Madmen 5:38 Always Crashing in the Same Car 3:26 Amazing 3:03 Amlapura 3:46 Amsterdam 3:19 An Occasional Dream 2:56 And I Say to Myself 2:29 Andy Warhol 3:03 single version 3:53 Anyway Anyhow Anywhere 3:04 Art Decade 3:43 As the World Falls Down 4:51 Ashes to Ashes 3:35 single version 4:21 Baal's Hymn 4:02 Baby Can Dance 4:57 Baby Grace 1:39 Baby Universal 3:09 single version 3:18 Baby Loves That Way 2:59 Ballad of the Adventurers 1:54 Bang Bang 4:29 Bars of the County Jail 2:07 Be My Wife 2:55 Beat of Your Drum 5:03 Beauty and the Beast 3:32 Because You're Young 4:57 Betty Wrong 3:48 Big Brother 3:21 Black Country Rock 3:32 Black Tie White Noise 3:43 3rd floor mix / CHR mix 1 3:45 Churban mix 4:03 Al B.Sure! mix / urban mix 4:10 radio edit / album edit 4:12 Waddell's mix / CHR mix 2 4:52 5:32 extended urban remix 5:44 digi funky's lush mix 6:36 supa pump mix 7:15 trance mix 7:33 club mix 8:12 extended remix Dangers trance mix DaJazz mix Blackout 3:50 Bleed Like a Craze, Dad 5:22 Blue Jean 3:10 5:16 extended dance mix Bombers 2:38 Boys Keep Swinging 3:17 Breaking Glass 1:42 Buddha of Suburbia 4:19 (featuring Lenny Kravitz) 4:21 (rock mix) 4:28 Bus Stop 1:41 live country version Can You Hear Me 5:04 Can't Help Thinking about Me 2:47 Candidate 2:40 5:05 demo version Cat People 4:08 original single version 5:09 6:41 original version Changes 3:33 Chant of the Ever Circling 2:00 Chilly Down 3:45 China Girl 4:14 single version 5:32 Ching-a-Ling 2:02 Chrystal Japan 3:10 Come and Buy My Toys 2:09 Conversation Piece 3:05 Crack City 4:36 Cracked Actor 2:56 Criminal World 4:25 Cygnet Committee 9:30 Dancing in the Street 3:07 Clearmountain mix 3:17 instrumental 3:24 edit 4:40 Steve Thompson mix 4:41 dub version Dancing with the Big Boys 3:34 7:16 extended dub mix 7:27 extended dance mix Day-In Day-Out 4:10 single version 4:35 6:30 remix 7:16 extended dub mix 7:17 extended dance mix Dead Against It 5:48 Diamond Dogs 5:56 Did You Ever Have a Dream 2:08 D.J. 3:20 single version 3:59 Do Anything You Say 2:32 Dodo 2:55 Don't Bring Me Down 2:01 Don't Let Me Down & Down 4:55 Don't Look Down 4:04 re-mixed version 4:09 4:50 extended dance mix Don't Sit Down 0:39 Drive-In Saturday 3:59 single version 4:29 Eight Line Poem 2:53 Everythings Alright 2:26 Fame 3:30 single version 4:12 Fame 90 3:10 with Queen Latifah 3:38 Gass mix 4:06 Acapulco Rap 4:39 bonus beat mix 5:58 house mix 5:58 hip hop mix 14:26 absolutely nothing premeditated/epic Fantastic Voyage 2:55 Fascination 5:43 Fashion 3:23 single version 4:48 Fill Your Heart 3:07 Five Years 4:42 Friday on My Mind 3:18 Future Legend 1:05 Get Real 2:51 Girls 4:00 japanese version 4:17 single edit 5:34 extended edit Glad I've Got Nobody 2:32 Glass Spider 5:30 God Knows I'm Good 3:16 God Only Knows 3:06 Golden Years 3:27 single version 3:58 Good Morning Girl 2:14 Goodbye Mr.Ed 3:24 Growin' Up 3:26 Hallo Spaceboy 4:10 remix 5:14 Hang Onto Yourself 2:38 2:51 Arnold Corns Heavens in Here 4:21 edited version 6:01 Here Comes the Night 3:09 "Heroes" 3:32 single version 3:32 german single version 3:32 french single version 3:37 german 1989 remix 6:07 6:09 german version 6:09 french version Holy Holy 2:20 I Am with Name 4:06 I Can't Explain 2:07 I Can't Read 4:54 I Dig Everything 2:40 I Feel Free 4:52 I Have Not Been to Oxford Town 3:47 I Keep Forgetting 2:34 I Know It's Gonna Happen Somed 4:14 I Pity the Fool 2:13 I Pray Ole 3:59 I Want My Baby Back 2:39 I Wish You Would 2:40 I'll Follow You 2:02 I'm Deranged 4:31 I'm Not Losing Sleep 2:52 Ian Fish, U.K. Heir 6:27 If There Is Something 4:45 In the Heat of the Morning 2:59 It Ain't Easy 2:57 It's Gonna Be Me 6:27 It's Hard to Be a Saint in the 3:46 It's No Game (part 1) 4:18 It's No Game (part 2) 4:25 Janine 3:19 Joe the Lion 3:05 5:18 remixed version 1991 Join the Gang 2:16 John I'm Only Dancing 2:41 sax version 2:43 previously unreleased mix 2:46 single version 1972 3:26 (again) single version 6:57 (again) Julie 3:40 Jump They Say 3:53 radio edit / 7" version / album edit 3:58 JAE-E edit / single version 4:22 4:48 JAE-E dub 5:05 club hart remix 5:32 JAE-E remix 5:40 album version 5:40 hard hands mix 6:13 dub oddity mix 6:25 Brothers in rhythm instrumental 7:41 Leftfield remix / Leftfield 12" vocal 8:28 Brothers in rhythm mix Karma Man 3:03 Kooks 2:49 Kingdom Come 3:45 Lady Grinning Soul 3:46 Lady Stardust 3:21 3:35 original demo Leon Takes Us Outside 1:25 Let Me Sleep Beside You 3:25 Let's Dance 4:08 single version 7:38 Let's Spend the Night Together 3:03 Letter to Hermione 2:30 Life on Mars ? 3:48 Lightning Frightening 3:38 Little Bombardier 3:26 Liza Jane 2:14 London Bye Ta-Ta 2:33 Look Back in Anger 3:08 6:59 new version 1988 Looking for Lester 5:36 Louie Louie Go Home 2:09 Love You till Tuesday 2:40 single remix 3:00 single version 3:10 Loving the Alien 4:43 re-mixed version 7:10 7:14 extended dub mix 7:27 extended dance mix Lucy Can't Dance 5:45 Magic Dance 5:11 dance mix dub mix Maid of Bond Street 1:44 Man in the Middle 4:04 Memory of a Free Festival 3:31 part 2 3:59 part 1 7:07 Miracle Goodnight 4:14 6:22 12" 2 chord philly mix 7:40 Maserati blunted dub blunted 2 make believe mix dance dub Modern Love 3:43 live version 3:56 single version 4:46 Moonage Daydream 3:52 Arnold Corns 4:37 5:28 live Moss Garden 5:03 Move On 3:16 Nathan Adler 0:28 1:00 Neighborhood Threat 3:11 Neukoln 4:34 Never Let Me Down 2:03 a cappella 3:57 dub mix 3:58 single version 3:58 7" remix edit / edit 4:02 instrumental 4:04 7:03 extended dance mix New York's in Love 4:32 Nite Flights 4:30 No Control 4:33 Nothing to be desired 2:15 Oh! You Pretty Things 3:12 One Shot 5:11 Outside 4:04 Pallas Athena 4:40 5:36 don't stop praying Panic in Detroit 4:25 Peace on Earth/little Drummer 2:32 4:24 long version Please Mr.Gravedigger 2:34 Pretty Pink Rose 4:07 edit 4:43 Pretty Thing 4:39 Prisoner of Love 4:50 Queen Bitch 3:13 Quicksand 4:43 demo version 5:03 Ramona A.Stone / I Am with Name 4:01 Real Cool World 4:16 album edit 4:24 radio remix 4:29 instrumental 5:25 5:30 12" club mix 6:56 cool dub thing #2 7:29 cool dub thing #1 9:12 cool dub overture Rebel Rebel 2:58 orig.us single version 4:30 Red Money 4:17 Red Sails 3:43 Remembering Marie A. 2:04 Repetition 2:59 Ricochet 5:13 Right 4:13 Rock'n' Roll Suicide 2:57 Rock'n' Roll with Me 4:00 Rosalyn 2:27 Round and Round 2:39 Rubber Band 2:16 Run 3:20 Running Gun Blues 3:11 Sacrifice Yourself 2:08 Saviour Machine 4:25 Scary Monsters 3:29 single version 5:10 Scream Like a Baby 3:35 See Emily Play 4:03 Sell Me a Coat 2:53 remix 3:00 Sense of Doubt 3:57 Sex And the Church 6:25 Shake It 3:49 5:20 remix Shapes of Things 2:47 She Shook Me Cold 4:13 She's Got Medals 2:36 Shining Star (Makin' My Love) 5:04 Shopping for Girls 3:44 Silly Boy Blue 3:49 Some Are 3:24 Somebody Up There Likes Me 6:30 Song for Bob Dylan 4:12 Sons of the Silent Age 3:15 Sorrow 2:48 Sorry 3:29 Soul Love 3:33 Sound and Vision 3:02 3:58 808 gift mix 4:07 808 'lectric blue mix 4:43 David Richards remix 1991 South Horizon 5:26 Space Oddity 3:31 the singles 1969-1993 version 3:45 original version 4:50 1980 single version 5:02 italian version 5:07 original demo 5:14 Speed of Life 2:45 Star 2:47 Starman 3:58 single version 4:16 Stateside 5:38 Station to Station 10:04 Stay 3:21 single version 6:09 Strangers When We Meet 4:21 edit 4:58 Buddha 5:07 Outside Subterraneans 5:37 Suffragette City 3:25 Sweet Head 4:14 Sweet Thing 2:31 reprise 3:39 Take My Tip 2:14 Teenage Wildlife 6:56 That's Motivation 4:14 That's Where My Heart Is 2:29 The Bewley Brothers 5:19 alternate mix 5:21 The Dirty Song 0:37 The Drowned Girl 2:24 The Gospel According to Tony 2:50 The Hearts Filthy Lesson 3:32 radio edit 4:56 Bowie mix 4:57 5:01 Simenon mix 5:19 Alt.Mix 5:51 Filthy mix 6:38 Simple text mix 7:41 Rubber mix The Jean Genie 4:02 The Laughing Gnome 3:03 The London Boys 3:18 The Man Who Sold the World 3:35 live 3:55 The Motel 6:49 The Mysteries 7:12 The Prettiest Star 3:09 single version 3:26 The Secret Life of Arabia 3:46 The Supermen 2:41 alternate version 1971 3:38 The Voyeur of Utter Destruction 4:21 The Wedding 5:04 The Wedding Song 4:29 There Is a Happy Land 3:11 This Is Not America 3:51 3:51 instrumental Thru' These Architects Eyes 4:22 Time 5:09 Time will crawl 4:03 single version 4:18 5:09 dub mix 5:29 dance crew mix 6:03 extended dance mix Tin Machine 3:34 Tonight 3:43 4:18 dub mix 4:29 vocal dance mix Too Dizzy 3:59 Tumble and Twirl 4:58 5:03 extended dance mix TVC15 3:43 single version 5:28 Uncle Arthur 2:09 Under Pressure 4:07 live 4:08 Under the god 4:06 Underground 4:25 edited version 5:40 instrumental 5:57 5:59 dub 7:51 extended dance mix Untitled No.1 5:01 Unwashed and Somewhat Slightly 6:10 Up the Hill Backwards 3:14 V-2 Schneider 3:10 Velvet Goldmine 3:09 Video Crime 3:52 Volare 3:12 Warszawa 6:17 Watch That Man 4:25 We Are Hungry Men 2:58 We Are the Dead 4:58 We Prick You 4:33 Weeping Wall 3:25 What in the World 2:20 When I Live My Dream 3:22 3:55 single remix When I'm Five 2:07 When the Wind Blows 3:32 3:36 instrumental 5:35 extended mix Where Have All the Good Times 2:35 Who Can I Be Now 4:36 Width of a Circle 8:05 Wild Eyed Boy from Freecloud 4:47 4:48 original single version Wild Is the Wind 5:58 Win 4:44 Wishful Beginnings 5:08 Within You 3:29 Without You 3:09 Word on a Wing 3:10 single version 5:57 Working Class Hero 4:38 Yassassin 4:10 You Belong in Rock'n' Roll 4:07 You Can't Talk 3:09 You've Been Around 4:24 dangers remix 4:45 You've Got the Habit of Leaving 2:29 Young Americans 3:10 single version 5:10 Zeroes 5:44 Ziggy Stardust 2:35 original demo 3:13 ###
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