Welcome to my David Bowie World Bootleg Site
The reason I've become a huge Bowie fan is that I've come into contact with in the year 1976 the music of David Bowie.Bowie was so innovative and a special person that I've started collecting Bootlegs and the collection is pretty extensive but there is still plenty to collect ,see my Wanted list. On 8 August 2014 I have launched this site to expand my collection and information about David Bowie to share with others. Over the years I have contacts with other Bowie collectors whereby we can exchange with each other many Bootlegs. I'd like to thank everyone for the positive comments and using source information. Should any account on or about my site than you can mail me:
Greeting Diedrich Streuper ,Groningen ,The Netherlands
In the year that would have marked his 70th birthday, Royal Mail is issuing a set of 10 stamps to honour David Bowie. The late singer’s life as ”one of the most influential music and cultural figures of all time” will be celebrated with a collection of 10 stamps, six … Read more
Recorder is a new independent bi-annual print magazine exploring one artist at a time through artwork, illustration and literature. The first issue features David Bowie and they are asking fans to back their Kickstarter campaign in order to help hit their funding target and be able to complete making Recorder … Read more
Space Oddity was originally recorded on the 20th of June 1969, and released, less than 3 weeks later (those were the days!) in early July of that year. It was included on Bowie’s 2nd album, called David Bowie, in the UK and, Man of Words/Man of Music, in the US. … Read more
Recorded on 15th April 1977 at CBS Television City, Los Angeles, USA Iggy Pop – vocals David Bowie – keyboards / backing vocals Tony Sales – bass / backing vocals Hunt Sales – drums / backing vocals Ricky Gardiner – guitar
Bowie and Tin Machine (Reeves Gabrels, Tony & Hunt Sales) are caught cutting up behind the scenes of a rehearsal for their performance on Dutch TV’s Countdown in 1991. They joke around and run through “You Belong In Rock-N-Roll” and “One Shot” as well as a solo snippet of “Goodbye … Read more
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 … Read more