A

• Adrian Belew – Innovative Guitarist on Bowie’s 1978 World & Sound & Vision Tour
• Alan Dodds – Guitar The Konrads
• Alan Childs – Drums Glass Spider Tour
• Alexander Mcqueen – Fashion Visionary and Creative Collaborator of Bowie
• Alicia Keys – Special charity performance of “Changes”
• Alan Parker – British Session Guitarist in David Bowie’s Studio Orbit
• Alexandria Zahra Jones (Lexi) – Daughter of David Bowie and Iman
• Amanda Lear – aka Dooshenka (The 1980 Floorshow)
• Andy Warhol – Pop Art Icon in David Bowie’s Early 1970s Creative Universe
• Angie Bowie – Creative Catalyst in David Bowie’s Early 1970s Transformation
• Annie Lennox – Freddie Mercury Tribute context
• Arcade Fire – Indie Rock Collective and Late-Career David Bowie Collaborators
• Arnold Corns – The Prototype of Ziggy Stardust (1971–1972)
• Astronettes, The – David Bowie’s Backing Vocal Trio and the Shelved 1973–74 Sessions
• Anthony Hinton – Backing vocals The Diamond Dogs Tour
• Ava Cherry – The Astronettes & solo
• Aynsley Dunbar – drums The 1980 Floor Show

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B

• Beckenham Arts Lab – The Creative Hub That Shaped Early David Bowie
• Beckenham Free Festival – Bowie’s performance at the Beckenham Free Festival 1969
• Benny Marshall – Harmonica on ‘Unwashed and Somewhat Slightly Dazed’.
• Ben Monder – Jazz Guitarist Connected Blackstar Era
• Berlin Trilogy, The  – albums Lodger, Low and Heroes
• Bernard Edwards – The Chic Connection Behind Let’s Dance (1983)
• Bertolt Brecht – Theatrical Radical and a Deep Influence on David Bowie
• Billy Corgan – Influence, Sound and Alternative Legacy
• Billy Gray – Guitar David Bowie and The Buzz
• Bing Crosby – Christmas duet With David Bowie in 1977
• Bob Allen (Robert) – Drummer for The King Bees, one of David Bowie’s earliest bands in 1964
• Bob Dylan – Singer, Musician
• Bob Evens – Saxophone & flute in The Riot Squad
• Bob Geldof – Live Aid context
• Bob Harris – Sounds of the Seventies (1971)
• Bob Solly – Keyboards player in The Manish Boys
• Brett Anderson – Suede
• Brian Eno – Experimental Architect of David Bowie’s Berlin Years
• Brian May – Guitarist (Queen)
• Brian Molko – Placebo Frontman Influenced by David Bowie
• Brian ‘Croke’ Prebble – Bass guitar, vocals in The Riot Squad
• Brian Wilshaw aka Bux – Brian Wilshaw: saxophone, flute
• Buzz, The – Band 1967

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C

• Carlos Alomar – Guitarist Behind the Sound
• Carmine Rojas – Bass guitar The Serious Moonlight & The Glass Spider Tour
• Catherine Russell – Vocals, keyboards, guitar, percussion 2002-2004
• Charlie Sexton – Guest Guitar The Glas Spider Tour
• Charles Mingus – Jazz bassist, composer, bandleader
• Cher – Singer, actress, television icon
• Cherry Vanilla – Performer and Associate of Bowie
• Chuck Hammer –
• Christine Patton – backing vocals The Konrads
• Clare Hirst – Saxophone The Serious Moonlight Tour
• Coco Schwab aka Corinne Schwab (personal assistant)
• Cure, The – Post-punk band
• Chris Lowe – Pet Shop Boys Influence and Style
• Christopher Nolan – Film Director
• Clare Shenstone – Artist, RSC actress and close confidant of Bowie.
• Cyrinda Foxe – Jean Genie dancer

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D

• Dana Gillespie – Early Muse and Close Collaborator of David Bowie
• Dave Crook – British first drummer in Bowie’s First Band The Konrads
• Dave Hadfield – British second drummer in Bowie’s first band The Konrads
• Dave Howard – Bass guitar in Davie Jones And The King Bees
• Dave Jay – aka David Bowie
• David Bowie – Davie Jones
• Dave Lebolt – keyboards, synthesizers The Serious Moonlight Tour
• David Lynch – Film Director Connected to Bowie’s Artistic Universe
• Dave Grohl – Foo Figthers
• David Richards – Producer, Engineer
• David Gilmour – Pink Floyd
• David Sanborn – Saxophonist The Diamond Dogs Tour
• David Torn – Guitarist and Sonic Architect (1980s and 1990s)
• Dennis Garcia – keyboards, synthesizer Isolar II – The 1978 World Tour
• Dennis Davis – Drummer and percussion of the Berlin Trilogy and David Bowie Collaborator
• Dennis Taylor – Guitar in Davie Jones and the Lower Third (1965)
• Derek Boyes – Keyboards in David Bowie and The Buzz
• Derek Fearnley – Bass guitar in David Bowie and The Buzz
• Derek ‘Del’ Roll: Drums The Riot Squad
• Diane Sumler – Backing vocals The Diamond Dogs Tour
• Diedrich Streuper – Bowie Researcher, Archivist and Founder of DavidBowieWorld.nl
• Dick Parry – saxophone Royal Albert Hall, London 29-5-2006
• Donny McCaslin – Donny McCaslin Group
• Dooshenka – aka Amanda Lear (The 1980 Floorshow)
• Doug Rauch – bass guitar The Diamond Dogs Tour
• Duncan Jones – Son & Film Director

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E

• Earl Slick – Guitarist, Rock Architect and David Bowie Collaborator
• Emm Gryner – Keyboard, clarinet, vocals Hours Tour
• Erdal Kızılçay – Multi-Instrumentalist and David Bowie Collaborator
• Eric Barrett – Tour manager and lighting designer during the Isolar II Tour (1978)
• Eric Sykes – Film Absolute Beginners
• Erin Tonkon – Recording engineer on Blackstar (2016)

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F

• Feathers,The – Live Folk Trio with Bowie ,Hermione Farthingale ,John Hutchinson (1968)
• Francis (Dave) Howard – Bassist The King Bees (1964)
• Frank Black –  frontman and principal songwriter of the Pixies
• Frank Simms – Vocalist and Live Collaborator
• Frankie Enfield – Tour manager 1983-2004
• Freddie Burretti – Arnold Corns and Early Ziggy
• Freddie Mercury – Queen Frontman and Contemporary of David Bowie

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G

• Gail Ann Dorsey – Vocalist, Bassist & Bowie’s Longest-Serving Collaborator
• Gary Kemp – Spandau Ballet Guitarist and David Bowie Collaborator
• Gary Oldman – Actor and David Bowie Collaborator
• George Underwood – The Lower Third and lifelong friend
• Giorgio Moroder – Electronic Pioneer and Producer of Bowie’s “Cat People”
• Glass Spider (Tour) – Monumental 1987–1988 Stadium
• Geoff MacCormack – The Astronettes, Friend, collaborator, backing vocalist
• George Butcher – keyboards The Riot Squad
• George Murray – Key collaborator late-1970s Berlin-era work
• George Orwell – ‘1984’ – speculative fiction
• George Simms – Vocalist and Live Collaborator
• Gerry Leonard – Lead Guitarist, keyboards, vocals and Musical Director
• Glastonbury 1971 – Glastonbury Festival 1971
• Glastonbury 2000 – Glastonbury Festival 2000
• Goldie – Producer & Musician
• Graham Rivens – Bas Guitarist in Bowie’s Mod Band The Lower Third (1965)
• Greg Errico – drums The Diamond Dogs Tour
• Gui Andrisano – Backing vocals The Diamond Dogs Tour
• Gus Dudgeon – Producer (Space Oddity) and Early David Bowie Collaborator
• Guy Peellaert – Diamond-Dogs Artwork
• Guy Pratt: bass guitar, vocals Royal Albert Hall, London 29-5-2006

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H

• Harry Maslin – Producer Young Americans & Station to Station
• Herbie Flowers – Bass Player on Space Oddity & Diamond Dogs Tour
• Hermione Farthingale – Folk Singer, Actress & David Bowie Collaborator
• Holly Palmer – Vocalist in David Bowie’s Earthling Era
• Hunt Sales – David Bowie’s Radical Band Experiment (1988–1992)
• Hype, The – The Birth of the Spiders from Mars

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I

• Ian Hunter – Frontman Mott The Hoople and collaboration with Bowie
• Iggy Pop – Brotherhood, Survival and Berlin
• Iman Abdulmajid – Supermodel, Actress and Partner of David Bowie
• Ivo van Hove – Theatre Director and David Bowie Collaborator

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J

• Jacques Brell – Belgian Chansonnier and a Major Influence on David Bowie
• Jason Guess – The Astronettes
• Jason Lindner – Keyboardist in the Donny McCaslin Group and Bowie’s Blackstar Era
• Jeff Beck – Hammersmith Odeon Farewell (1973)
• Jennifer Connelly – Actress and David Bowie’s Labyrinth Co-Star
• Joey Arias – Performer and Drag Icon
• John Cale – Rehearsals October 5, 1979, with David Bowie
• John Edwards aka Johnny Flux – Guitarist in The Manish Boys
• John Eager – drums in David Bowie and the Buzz
• John Hutchinson – The Manish Boys, The Buzz, The Riot Squad & duo with Bowie
• John Cambridge – Drummer The Hype
• John Deacon – Queen Bassist and Co-Creator of “Under Pressure” with David Bowie
• John Lennon – “Fame” (1975)
• John ‘Honk’ Lodge: bass guitar early Bowie ?
• John McKay – Guitarist in David Bowie’s Transitional 1967 Band ”The Riot Squad”
• John Peel – British radio broadcaster and journalist
• John Watson – Bassist in David Bowie’s Manish Boys
• Johnny Flux aka John Edwards ,lead guitar in The Manish Boys
• Jon Carin: keyboards, guitar, vocals Royal Albert Hall, London 29-5-2006

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K

• Kabuki – Japanese Theatre Influence on David Bowie’s Visual and Performance Style
• Kansai Yamamoto – – Fashion Designer and David Bowie Collaborator
• Keith Christmas – Acoustic Guitar on Space Oddity
• Ken Fordham: saxophone 1973 David Bowie And The Spiders From Mars
• Ken Scott – Producer Bowie’s Classic Albums
• Kendrick Lamar – Pulitzer-Winning Rap Innovator and Bowie Influence
• Kenneth Pitt – British talent manager and publicist
• Kevin Armstrong – Contributed guitar work to Bowie’s album Tonight
• Kevin Jones – Kevin Jones – Drummer in Bowie’s Hours Era and Late-1990s Tours
• King Bees, The – David Bowie’s First Recording Band (1964)
• Klaus Nomi – The Alien Voice of New Wave
• Konrads , The – David Bowie’s First Theatrical Band(originally “The Kon-rads”)
• Kraftwerk – Electronic Music Pioneers and David Bowie Influence
• Krautrock – The German Avant-Garde Movement That Reshaped David Bowie

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L

• Lee Black Childers – Photographer, tour manager
• Les Mighall – Drums in Davie Jones and the Lower Third
• Leslie Conn – David Bowie’s First Manager (1964-1965)
• Lindsay Kemp – British mime artist, dancer, choreographer and teacher whose influence on Bowie
• Little Richard – Rock ’n’ Roll Pioneer and David Bowie Influence
• Live Aid – All-Star Ensemble and David Bowie’s 1985 Performance
• Lou Reed – Songwriter, Velvet Underground Icon and Bowie Collaborator
• Louise Lecavalier – Dancer and choreographer
• Lower Third, The – The most important groups in David Bowie’s pre-fame years
• lulu – David Bowie Collaborator on The Man Who Sold the World
• Luther Vandross – Soul Tour 1974 – Live Ava Cherry & Robin Clark

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M

• Manish Boys , The – David Bowie’s Early R&B Band (1964–1965)
• Marc Bolan – Glam Rock Crossroads (1971–1973)
• Marianne Faithfull – Guest Performer on David Bowie’s 1980 Floor Show
• Mary Angela Barnett ‘Angie’ –
• Mark Guiliana – Drummer (Donny McCaslin Group) of David Bowie’s Blackstar Era
• Mark Knopfler – Guitarist, Songwriter and Creative Peer of David Bowie
• Mark Plati – Producer, Musician and David Bowie Collaborator
• Mark Pritchard – Bassist in The Hype & The Arnold Corns
• Mark Pritchett: guitar The Hype & The 1980 Floor Show
• Martin Scorsese – Film Director (The Last Temptation of Christ)
• Mary Finnigan
• Masayoshi Sukita – Photographer Heroes Image
• Matt Chamberlain – Drummer in David Bowie’s Earthling Era
• Matthew Fisher – piano (two shows) 1972 David Bowie And The Spiders From Mars
• Matthew Seligman: bass guitar Serious Moonlight
• Mercedes Benz – The “Victoria Station” Incident (1976)
• Michael Hodges: drums Sound + Vision Tour
• Michael Kamen: electric piano, Moog synthesizer, oboe, musical director 1974 The Diamond Dogs Tour
• Mick Jagger – “Dancing in the Street” (Live Aid, 1985)
• Mick Ronson – The Hype & The Spiders from Mars
• Mick Wayne – Guitarist on Space Oddity Sessions
• Mick White – Drummer in David Bowie’s Manish Boys
• Mick Woodmansey – The Hype & The Spiders from Mars
• Mick Wills – Bassist The Buzz & The Riot Squad
• Midnight Special, The – aka The 1980 Floor Show
• Mike Garson – The Pianist Who Shaped David Bowie’s Sound 1973-2016
• Mike Moran – British keyboardist, songwriter, and producer Never Let Me Down 
• Mike Vernon – Early Production & Blue Horizon Records
• Moby – Producer, Musician and Friend of David Bowie
• Morrissey – Live Duet “Cosmic Dancer” (Inglewood, 1991)
• Mott The Hoople – Glam Rock Band and David Bowie Collaboration

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N

• Neil Conti: drums Serious Moonlight
• Neil Young – Bridge School Benefit Concert 1996
• Neil Tenant – The pet Shop Boys
• Neville Wills – British Lead Guitarist in David Bowie’s First Band The Konrads
• Nicky Graham – piano 1972 David Bowie And The Spiders From Mars
• Nina Simone – Musical Influence and Artistic Reference for David Bowie
• Nine Inch Nails – Outside Tour (1995–1996)
• Nile Rodgers – The Architect of David Bowie’s Pop Triumph

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O

• Ola Hudson – Fashion Designer and Stylist Influencing David Bowie’s Glam Era

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P

• Pablo Rosario – Percussion The Dimond Dogs Tour
• Page Hamilton: guitar Hours Tour
• Pat Gibbons – Tour Manager in David Bowie’s 1976 Touring Era
• Pat Metheny Group – This Is Not America” (1985)
• Paul Buckmaster – Arranger on David Bowie’s Space Oddity
• Paul Rodrigues – Tenor saxophonist and trumpet player in The Manish Boys
• Pedro Ortiz: percussion Serious Moonlight
• Pet Shop Boys – Synth-Pop Innovators and Live Collaborators with Bowie
• Pete De Somogyl: bass guitar The Arnold Corns
• Peter Frampton – Guitarist and Musical Director on David Bowie’s Glass-Spider Tour
• Peter Hall – Theatre Director and Early Artistic Influence on David Bowie
• Peter Schwartz: synthesizer Outside Tour
• Phil Lancaster – Drums in David Bowie’s mod band The Lower Third from 1965
• Phil Manzanera: guitar, vocals Royal Albert Hall, London 29-5-2006
• Pimm Jal de la Parra – Author, Bowie researcher, fan historian > “Book David Bowie The Concert Tapes”
• Pixies – They are an influential American alternative rock band, founded in 1986.
• Placebo – Collaboration between Bowie and Placebo on ‘Without You I’m Nothing’.

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Q

• Queen – Under Pressure and the David Bowie Collaboration

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R

• Ralph Horton – management David Bowie and The Buzz
• Reeves Gabrels – guitarist in David Bowie’s band Tin Machine
• Richard Cottle: keyboards, saxophone, tambourine, vocals Glass Spider Tour
• Richard Grando: saxophone, flute Diamond Dogs Tour
• Richard Wright: keyboards, vocals Royal Albert Hall, London 29-5-2006
• Rick Fox: keyboards, vocals Sound + Vision Tour
• Rick Wakeman – Virtuoso Keyboardist in David Bowie’s Early Classics
• Riot Squad, The – David Bowie’s Transitional R&B Rock Band during 1967
• Robert (Bob) Allen – Drummer for Davie Jones And The King Bees, one of Bowie’s earliest bands in 1964
• Roger Bluck – lead guitar King Bees
• Robert Fripp – Guitar Innovator and Key David Bowie Collaborator
• Robert Smith – Songwriter and defining presence of The Cure,
• Robin Clark – The Astronettes and The Diamond Dogs Tour
• Robin Lumley: piano David Bowie and the Spiders From Mars
• Rocky Shahan – Bass guitar The Konrads
• Rod ‘Rook’ Davis – Guitar in The Riot Squad
• Roger Bluck – Lead guitar Davie Jones and the King Bees
• Roger Ferris – Vocalist in David Bowie’s First Band The Konrads
• Roger Powell – keyboards, synthesizer, vocals Isolar II – The 1978 World Tour
• Roger Taylor – Queen Drummer and Collaborator on “Under Pressure” with David Bowie
• Romy Haag – Berlin Cabaret Star and David Bowie Collaborator
• Roy Bittan – Piano on Bowie’s Station to Station and Scary Monsters
• Rudi Valentino aka Freddie Burretti – Arnold Corns and Early Ziggy

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S

• Sarah-Rena Hine – A former journalist and personal assistant
• Scott Walker – Singer, Composer and Profound Influence on David Bowie
• Sean Mayes – Keyboardist on David Bowie’s 1978 World Tour and Lodger Era
• Simms Brothers ,The – Key backing vocalists for David Bowie
• Simon House – Electric violin Isolar II – The 1978 World Tour
• Sonic Youth – Pioneering Alternative Rock and Bowie Connection
• Spiders from Mars – David Bowie’s backing band in the early 1970s
• Stacy Heydon: lead guitar: vocals Isolar – 1976 Tour
• Stan Harrison, Lenny Pickett: saxophones, woodwinds Serious Moonlight
• Stella Patton – backing vocals The Konrads
• Sterling Campbell – David Bowie’s Longtime Live Drummer and percussion
• Steve DiStanislao: drums, vocals Royal Albert Hall, London 29-5-2006
• Steve Elson: saxophones Serious Moonlight
• Tessa Niles, Helena Springs: vocals Serious Moonlight
• Stevie Ray Vaughan – “Without You” (1983)
• Susan Sarandon – The Hunger and the David Bowie Collaboration
• Sydne Rome – Actress and Part of David Bowie’s Social Circle in the 1970s

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T

• Terry Cox – Pentangle Drummer and David Bowie’s Space Oddity Collaborator
• Terry Burns – David Bowie’s Half-Brother
• Tex Johnson: congas (occasional shows) early David Bowie
• The 1980 Floor Show – with The Spiders from Mars (aka The Midnight Special)
• The Arnold Corns – The Prototype of Ziggy Stardust (1971–1972)
• The Astronettes – David Bowie’s Backing Vocal Trio and the Shelved 1973–74 Sessions
• The Berlin Trilogy – Albums Lodger, Low and Heroes)
• The Buzz – Band 1967
• The Feathers – Live Folk Trio with Bowie ,Hermione Farthingale ,John Hutchinson (1968)
• The Cure – Post-punk band
• The Hype – The Birth of the Spiders from Mars
• The Hooker Brothers/Dave’s Reds and Blues The Hooker Brothers/Dave’s Reds and Blues
• The King Bees – David Bowie’s First Recording Band (1964)
• The Konrads – David Bowie’s First Band ,originally “The Kon-rads”
• The Lower Third – The most important groups in David Bowie’s pre-fame years
• The Manish Boys – David Bowie’s Early R&B Band (1964–1965)
• The Midnight Special – aka 1980 Floor Show
• The Riot Squad – David Bowie’s Transitional 1967 Band
• The Simms Brothers – Key backing vocalists for David Bowie
• The Spiders from Mars – The band that brought the Ziggy Stardust persona to life on stage.
• The Velvet Underground – One of the most influential bands in the history of rock music
• Thom Verlaine (aka Thomas James Miller) – American musician, poet, and songwriter
• Thurston Moore – co-founder of Sonic Youth
• Tim Lefebvre – Bas Guitar Donny McCaslin Group
• Tim Renwick  – Guitarist on Space Oddity
• Tin Machine – David Bowie’s Radical Band Experiment (1988–1992)
• Tina Turner – Tonight and the 1985 Collaboration
• Tim Broadbent: drums The Arnold Corns
• Tim Renwick: David Bowie Guitarist and Trusted Collaborator
• Tom Parker – piano (one show) David Bowie and Mick Ronson in 1971
• Thomas Dolby: keyboards, synthesisers Serious Moonlight
• Tony Defries – Business manager during the rise of Ziggy Stardust
• Tony Hill – vocals, guitar in Turquoise
• Tony Kaye – Keyboardist Isolar – 1976 Tour
• Tony Newman – drums The Diamond Dogs Tour
• Tony Sales – (Tony Fox Sales) Tin Machine
• Tony Thompson – drums, percussion Serious Moonlight
• Tony Visconti – David Bowie’s Sonic Architect and Longtime Producer
• Tony Zanetta – Bowie Insider, Tour Manager and MainMan Figure
• Trent Reznor Outside Tour (1995–1996)
• Trevor Bolder – Bassist of the Spiders from Mars and Ziggy Stardust Era
• Turquoise – Bowie’s Transitional 1960s Band Before Space Oddity

V

• Velvet Underground, The – Foundational Influence on David Bowie, Glam and Punk
• Viv Andrews – Drums The Hooker Brothers /Dave’s Reds and Blues

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W

• Warren Peace (Geoff MacCormack) – Backing vocals The Diamond Dogs Tour
• William S. Burroughs – Literary Radical and Bowie’s Intellectual Counterpart
• Willie Weeks – Bass guitar The Diamond Dogs Tour
• Woolf Byrne – Baritone saxophone in The Manish Boys

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Z

• Zach Danziger – drummer in Donny McCaslin Group
• Zachary Alford – Bowie Drummer for Outside, Earthling and The Next Day

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