DAVID BOWIE - The Remains From The Rise Of Ziggy Stardust

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DAVID BOWIE - The Remains From The Rise Of Ziggy Stardust

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The Unissued 1967-1972 BBC Sessions

CD 1:
1. Love You Till Tuesday
2. When I Live My Dream
3. Little Bombardier
4. Silly Boy Blue
5. In The Heat Of The Morning
6. When I'm Five
7. Unwashed & Somewhat Slightly
8. Buzz The Fuzz
9. Karma Man
10. London Bye Ta-Ta
11. An Occasional Dream
12. Janine
13. The Wild-Eyed Boy From Freecloud
14. Fill Your Heart
15. The Prettiest Star
16. I'm Waiting For The Man
17. The Width Of A Circle
18. The Supermen

* Tracks 1-5 : Top Gear Session, Piccadilly 1 Studio (18 December 1967). This session
was aired on 24-12-67 and repeated on 28-01-68. All songs scored and performed
by Arthur Greenslade and his 16 piece orchestra; individual musicians unknown.
David Bowie: vocals and guitar. Produced by Bernie Andrews.

* Track 6 : Top Gear Session, Piccadilly 1 Studio (13 May 1968). Aired on 26-05-68
and repeated on 20-06-68. Performed by David Bowie and the 14 piece "Tony Visconti
Orchestra", including Herbie Flowers: bass; Barry Morgan: drums; John Mclaughlin:
guitar; David Bowie: vocals and guitar; David Bowie, Tony Visconti, Steve
Peregrine-Took: backing vocals; unknown string players. Produced by Tony Visconti.

* Track 7: Dave Lee Travis Session, Studio 2, Aeolian Hall (20 October 1969). Aired
on 26-10-69. Performed by David Bowie and Junior's Eyes: David Bowie: vocals and
guitar; Mick Wayne: guitar; Tim Renwick: guitar; John Lodge: bass; John
Cambridge: drums. Produced by Paul Williams.

* Tracks 8-15 : John Peel Sunday Show Session, BBC Paris Studio (05 February 1970).
Performed by David Bowie and The Tony Visconti Trio (a.k.a. The Hype): John
Cambridge: drums; Tony Visconti: bass; Mick Ronson: guitar; David Bowie: vocals and
guitar. Produced by Jeff Griffin. This probably is Bowie's most interesting BBC
recording, as he played a number of songs of which the only live version is
available from this show.

* Tracks 16-18: Andy Ferris Sounds Of The Seventies Session, Playhouse Theatre (25
March 1970). By David Bowie and The Hype: David Bowie: vocals and guitar; Mick
Ronson: guitar; Tony Visconti: bass; John Cambridge: drums. Produced by Bernie
Andrews.

CD 2:
1. Queen Bitch
2. The Supermen
3. Song For Bob Dylan - featuring George Underwood
4. Andy Warhol - featuring Dana Gillespie
5. Oh! You Pretty Things
6. Kooks
7. Fill Your Heart
8. Port Of Amsterdam
9. Andy Warhol
10. Ziggy Stardust
11. Queen Bitch
12. I'm Waiting For The Man
13. Lady Stardust
14. White Light White Heat
15. John, I'm Only Dancing
16. Lady Stardust
17. Star

* Tracks 1-4: John Peel In Concert Session, BBC Paris Studio (05 June 1971).
This concert by Bowie and friends was aired on 20-06-71. David Bowie: vocals,
piano, 12-string guitar; Mark Carr-Pritchard: guitar; Mick Ronson: guitar;
Trevor Bolder: bass; Mick Woodmansey: drums; George Underwood, Dana Gillespie
and Geoffrey Alexander: vocals and backing vocals. Produced by Jeff Griffin.
SONGS EDITED TO REMOVE RELEASED TRACKS WHILE STILL MAINTAINING THE SONGS INTROS!

* Tracks 5-9: Bob Harris Sounds Of The Seventies Session, Studio T1, Kensington
House (21 September 1971). Aired at 04-10-71. David Bowie: vocals, piano and
guitar; Mick Ronson: guitar, backing vocals and bass. Produced by John Muir.
FADED ''Oh! You Pretty Things'' TO REMOVE ''EIGHT LINE POEM'', WHICH IS AVAILABLE!

* Tracks 10-13: John Peel Sounds Of The Seventies Session, Studio T1, Kensington
House (11 January 1972). Aired on 28-01-72. David Bowie: vocals and guitar; Mick
Ronson: guitar, piano and backing vocals; Trevor Bolder: bass; Mick Woodmansey:
drums. Produced by Jeff Griffin. With this January 1972 session, Bowie and the
Spiders unleashed Ziggy Stardust to the world!

* Track 14: Bob Harris Sounds Of The Seventies Session, Maida Vale Studio 5 (23
May 1972). Broadcast at 19-06-72. David Bowie: vocals and guitar; Mick Ronson:
guitar, piano and backing vocals; Trevor Bolder: bass; Mick Woodmansey: drums.
Produced by Jeff Griffin.

* Tracks 15-17: BBC Radio Broadcast (21 September 1972). A sessions aired on the
Rick Wakeman show. They comment on the fact that these are collectors items and
were recorded for the BBC on 21-09-72. However, this is unverifiable.

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