David Bowie 1974-12-01 Atlanta ,Omni Arena - Atlanta 1974 - SQ 6,5
Artwork: By Jamiel
Audio Source: Audience recording
Attendance: 16.750
Label: No label
Lineage: low gen audio cassette>spin doctor
Recording Location: Unknown
Sound Quality: Not good ,much Noise ,very dull
Taper: Unknown
Total running time: 1:16:23
David Bowie 1974-12-01 Atlanta ,Omni Arena - Atlanta 1974 -
Sound Quality Rating
01. Memory Of A Free Festival (Mike Garson Band).flac
02. Rebel Rebel.flac
03. John, I'm Only Dancing (Again).flac
04. Sorrow_.flac
05. Changes.flac
06. Young Americans.flac
07. 1984.flac
08. Win.flac
09. The Jean Genie.flac
10. Moonage Daydream.flac
11. Band Introductions.flac
12. Rock 'n' Roll With Me.flac
13. Panic In Detroit.flac
14. Suffragette City.flac
15. Rock 'n' Roll Suicide.flac
16. Knock On Wood (cuts in).flac
17. Footstompin'.flac
18. Diamond Dogs.flac
Taping Gear : Unknown
Remaster of "Class of ’74 Vol 4" : By Goody & Learm
This was the final show of the Philly Dogs Tour and the only known recording to include "Win"
Bowie famously played “Win” during this show on December 1, 1974 in Atlanta, which I’ve posted seperately. This recording furhter only includes “Young Americans” from the actual “Young Americans”-album, which wouldn’t be released until the following year. But he also played “Footstompin’ “, whose riff would be used for the later addition “Fame".
The Tour Band - The Soul / Philly Dogs Tour (October–December)
• David Bowie – vocals
• Mike Garson – piano, mellotron, music director
• Earl Slick – lead guitar
• Carlos Alomar – rhythm guitar
• David Sanborn – alto saxophone, flute
• Willie Weeks – bass
• Dennis Davis – drums
• Pablo Rosario – percussion
• Warren Peace – backing vocals
• Ava Cherry – backing vocals
• Robin Clark – backing vocals
• Anthony Hinton – backing vocals
• Diane Sumler – backing vocals
• Luther Vandross – backing vocals
Bowie famously played “Win” during this show on December 1, 1974 in Atlanta, which I’ve posted seperately. This recording furhter only includes “Young Americans” from the actual “Young Americans”-album, which wouldn’t be released until the following year. But he also played “Footstompin’ “, whose riff would be used for the later addition “Fame
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