David Bowie Additions 1947-1971 (A collection of songs from the late 60's and early 70's) - SQ 7-9
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Audio Source: Unknown
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Total running time: 1:05:36
Sound Quality: Noise ,dull ,but still good listened to
Artwork: MossGarden
David Bowie Additions 1947-1971 (A collection of songs from the late 60's and early 70's)
Sound Quality Rating Noise ,dull ,but still good listened to
Tracklisting:
01 - Ken Pitt interview
(interview with Ken Pitt about his book "Pitt Report" on the BBC (20/07/1985)) ,incl. Liza Jane and first part Uncle Arthur)
02 - Ken Pitt interview
(interview with Ken Pitt about his book "Pitt Report" on the BBC (20/07/1985)) ,incl. second part Uncle Arthur and Mr. Gravedigger)
03 - (Ken Pitt Interview)
(interview with Ken Pitt about his book "Pitt Report" on the BBC (20/07/1985))
04 - Social Girl
(Extract from Demo)
05 - Even a Fool Learns to Love
(Extract from Demo)
06 - That's a Promise
(Demo)
07 - Aprils Tooth of Gold
(Demo 1968)
08 - When I'm five
(Demo 1968)
09 - Lieb Dich bis Dienstag
(German LYTT jan 1969)
10 - Mit Mir In Deinen Traum
(German WILMY Jan 1969)
11 - Ragazzo Solo
(Italian Space Oddity)
12 - Holy Holy
(Complete A Side Single 1970)
13 - Tired of my Life
(Chrysalis Demo)
14 - I'm Just Looking for a Friend
(Chrysalis Demo)
15 - Miss Peculiar
(Chrysalis Demo)
16 - Shadowman
(Chrysalis Demo)
17 - Lightning Frightening
(Chrysalis Demo)
18 - Rupert the Riley
(Chrysalis Demo)
19 - Don't be Afraid
(Chrysalis Demo)
20 - Hang onto Yourself
(With Gene Vincent Jan 1971)
A collection of songs from the late 60's and early 70's ,It's a collection of mostly demos, some of them in very bad quality and some of them are listenable. Some of them are complete and some of them are snippets.
I don't think there is anything groundbreaking on this disk although the snippet of a young Bowie doing a overdub of his version of the french original to "My Way" is something I have never heard elsewhere.(Even a Fool Learns to Love).
The first 3 tracks are from an interview with Ken Pitt about his book "Pitt Report" on the BBC (20/07/1985) and include Liza Jane,
Uncle Arthur and Mr. Gravedigger.
