The Groninger Museum auctions exhibition banners with iconic David Bowie images for cancer charity (KWF Kankerbestrijding) through Catawiki.com David Bowie discovered his cancer was terminal just shortly before he died. To support the charity KWF Kankerbestrijding which funds cancer research in The Netherlands, the Groninger Museum auctions five large banners for the Groninger exhibition ‘David … Read more
David Bowie – Introduction/Don't Let Me Down & Down – Rare Promo HD Remaster from Tin_Man on Vimeo. This is apparently from an alternate version of the 1993 ‘Black Tie White Noise’ film broadcast on Japanese television some time ago. I first took the audio track and added some slight noise reduction to the spoken … Read more
Back in 1999 it was easy to view the World Wide Web as a passing fad. Google was a year old, Facebook was about five years down the road, and most people were still using noisy dial-up to get online. But as this video shows, the internet had an early advocate in David Bowie The … Read more
It’s a year today since David Bowie died. His death-day (January 10) and his birthday (he would have been 70 on January 8) are being marked by both small-scale local tributes in tiny venues and high-profile concerts in cities such as London, New York and Los Angeles. Sydney, where Bowie spent a lot of time … Read more
A brand new video of David Bowie’s ‘No Plan’ has been released to mark the first anniversary of the singer’s death this week, as well as what would have been his 70th birthday. ‘No Plan’ is one of three new Bowie songs released in 2016 on the ‘Lazarus’ soundtrack. The songs were recorded during the … Read more
This video contains rare footage of David Bowie performing ‘Lady Stardust’ at the Rainbow Theatre, London in 1972, as well as clips from other 1972 performances and some backstage footage from 1973. ,I initially created this edit in June of last year, putting it together from clips derived from various sources. I held off uploading … Read more
BBC Arts (6 January 2017): David Bowie inspired and challenged his musicians. But what did they think of him? Here, some of the star’s longest-serving players – Earl Slick, Mike Garson, Gerry Leonard, Catherine Russell and Sterling Campbell – get together over a meal to discuss their old boss.
