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
One of David Bowie’s best live sets is finally coming out on vinyl in a must-have collectors box set The Insider Picks team writes about stuff we think you’ll like. Business Insider has affiliate partnerships so we may get a share of the revenue from your purchase. There’s little … Read more
David Bowie hadn’t finished making new music in the weeks before he died. In fact, the British music legend told his longtime Brooklyn-born producer Tony Visconti he had just written new material. Visconti was behind the boards for 14 Bowie albums including this year’s Blackstar which was released two days … Read more
PRESS RELEASE “DAVID BOWIE THE SEVENTIES” On May 2nd, David Bowie The Seventies will be published by Conserve Publishers, with photos by Gijsbert Hanekroot and texts by Sebastiaan Vos. The design is by – SYB -. David Bowie The Seventies contains Hanekroot’s most striking photos of David Bowie, and includes … Read more
Born on January 8th, 1947 in Brixton, London, England, David Bowie started off making music in several bands before branching out as a solo artist. His first taste of success came with the release of “Space Oddity” followed by the creation of his Ziggy Stardust persona during the glam rock era. … Read more
David Bowie and Iman for Tommy Hilfiger. photographed by Ellen von Unwerth, In the Amstel Hotel-Amsterdam 2003. Camera Montage : Frank Buis/RoyalPress Amsterdam.
Unedited footage from an interview by Liam Mayclem of ZDTV (later TechTV), 1999, followed by 10 minutes of Bowie in the recording studio putting down vocals for “What’s Really Happening?” from “Hours…”.