David Bowie vinyl exclusives for Groningen Museum

David Bowie vinyl exclusives for Groningen Museum

MAN OF WORDS/MAN OF MUSIC BLUE VINYL LP EXCLUSIVE TO THE NETHERLANDS DAVID BOWIE IS’ EXHIBITION
Release date December 11th for the exhibition opening at the Groninger Museum, Groningen, the Netherlands.

Tracklist
101 Space Oddity 5:15
102 Unwashed And Somewhat Slightly Dazed 6:55
103 Letter To Hermione 2:28
104 Cygnet Committee 9:33
201 Janine 3:18
202 An Occasional Dream 2:51
203 Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud 4:45
204 God Knows I’m Good 3:13
205 Memory Of A Free Festival 7:05

AMSTERDAM 7″ ORANGE VINYL EXCLUSIVE TO THE NETHERLANDS ‘DAVID BOWIE IS’ EXHIBITION
Release date December 11th for the exhibition opening at the Groninger Museum, Groningen, the Netherlands.

A-Side (45 rpm)
Amsterdam
(Jacques Brel/English lyrics: Mort Shuman)
Produced by Ken Scott & David Bowie

B-Side (33 1/3 rpm)
My Death (Live)
(Jacques Brel/Eric Blau/Mort Shuman)
Recorded live at Carnegie Hall 28th September, 1972

Front cover photo is a previously unpublished shot by Brian Ward. Reverse cover photo is a live shot from Carnegie Hall, 28th September, 1972 by David Gahr.

A limited edition pressing of David Bowie’s Man Of Words/Man Of Music album is to be issued on blue vinyl, alongside classic versions of Amsterdam and My Death as a limited edition orange vinyl 7″ single.
The records are being released via Parlophone to celebrate the opening of the V&A’s David Bowie is at the Groninger Museum, Groningen in the Netherlands, on December 11th, 2015. The records are exclusive to the exhibition. (http://smarturl.it/DavidBowieGoingDutch)
Man Of Words/Man Of Music was the US version of the 1969 David Bowie album on Mercury, aka Space Oddity.
Amsterdam is Bowie’s 1971 cover of the Jacques Brel song (with lyrics translated to English by Mort Shuman). Produced by David Bowie and Ken Scott, the track was originally recorded during the early sessions for the Ziggy Stardust album at Trident Studios, in London. It was eventually released as the B-side of the Sorrow single in October, 1973.
Despite the simple arrangement of Bowie’s vocal and Mick Ronson’s acoustic guitar, it’s a thrilling version of the song.
The recording of My Death (Brel/Blau/Shuman) on the B-side, was recorded live at Carnegie Hall, in New York on September 28th, 1972. Both Amsterdam and My Death were popular performances during live