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Track Listings
| Disc: 1 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. 1984 | |||
| 2. Rebel Rebel | |||
| 3. Moonage Daydream | |||
| 4. Sweet Thing/Candidate/Sweet Thing (reprise) | |||
| 5. Changes | |||
| 6. Suffragette City | |||
| 7. Aladdin Sane | |||
| 8. All The Young Dudes | |||
| 9. Cracked Actor | |||
| 10. Rock ‘n’ Roll With Me | |||
| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Watch That Man | |||
| 2. Knock On Wood | |||
| 3. Here Today, Gone Tomorrow | |||
| 4. Space Oddity (previously unreleased) | |||
| 5. Diamond Dogs | |||
| 6. Panic In Detroit (first issue on CD) | |||
| 7. Big Brother | |||
| 8. Time | |||
| 9. The Width Of A Circle | |||
| 10. The Jean Genie | |||
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Album Description
David Live is the re-release of the vintage David Bowie concert album. This double-disc set has been refurbished with new mixes, previously unreleased tracks and new sleeve notes by longtime Bowie producer Tony Visconti. The album chronicles the 1974 tour in support of Bowie's Diamond Dogs album, specifically a five-night stand at Philadelphia's Tower Theatre. The new edition restores the original running order and tacks on the tracks "Space Oddity" and "Panic in Detroit". Also featured are unusual renditions of familiar tracks such as "The Jean Genie", "Rock'n'Roll Suicide" and "All the Young Dudes".
Description
When David Bowie recorded what became DAVID LIVE at Philadelphia's Tower Theatre in July 1974, he had fully made the leap from Ziggy Stardust and landed feet-first into the shoes of the Thin White Duke. Despite announcing his retirement from live performance the year before, Bowie seemed no worse for wear fronting a ten-piece directed by future LETHAL WEAPON composer Michael Kamen and featuring new guitarist Earl Slick and horn player David Sanborn. This 2-CD set finds the chameleonic performer mixing in Ziggy-era classics such as "Rock 'N' Roll Suicide" with material from DIAMOND DOGS ("Rebel Rebel", "1984"), ALADDIN SANE ("Cracked Actor") and HUNKY DORY ("Changes"). The fullness of the horn section and the style of his back-up band give this set a soulful tilt powered by Slick's ballsy playing. This, along with a cover of theStax nugget "Knock On Wood", pointed at Bowie's immersion in a Philly soul direction that emerged full-fledged on YOUNGAMERICANS.
David Live is the re-release of the vintage David Bowie concert album. This double-disc set has been refurbished with new mixes, previously unreleased tracks and new sleeve notes by longtime Bowie producer Tony Visconti. The album chronicles the 1974 tour in support of Bowie's Diamond Dogs album, specifically a five-night stand at Philadelphia's Tower Theatre. The new edition restores the original running order and tacks on the tracks "Space Oddity" and "Panic in Detroit". Also featured are unusual renditions of familiar tracks such as "The Jean Genie", "Rock'n'Roll Suicide" and "All the Young Dudes".
Description
When David Bowie recorded what became DAVID LIVE at Philadelphia's Tower Theatre in July 1974, he had fully made the leap from Ziggy Stardust and landed feet-first into the shoes of the Thin White Duke. Despite announcing his retirement from live performance the year before, Bowie seemed no worse for wear fronting a ten-piece directed by future LETHAL WEAPON composer Michael Kamen and featuring new guitarist Earl Slick and horn player David Sanborn. This 2-CD set finds the chameleonic performer mixing in Ziggy-era classics such as "Rock 'N' Roll Suicide" with material from DIAMOND DOGS ("Rebel Rebel", "1984"), ALADDIN SANE ("Cracked Actor") and HUNKY DORY ("Changes"). The fullness of the horn section and the style of his back-up band give this set a soulful tilt powered by Slick's ballsy playing. This, along with a cover of theStax nugget "Knock On Wood", pointed at Bowie's immersion in a Philly soul direction that emerged full-fledged on YOUNGAMERICANS.
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