David Bowie With Others

David Bowie The Complete Arnold Corns Sessions (A collection of previously (un)released songs and demos recorded from 1971) - SQ 9 — David Bowie **The Complete Arnold Corns Sessions** (Studio & Outtakes 1971) – SQ 9

David Bowie Freddi And The Dreamer The Arnold Corns Sessions (Studio & Outtakes 1971) - SQ 9 — David Bowie **Freddi And The Dreamer The Arnold Corns Sessions** (Studio & Outtakes 1971) – SQ 9

David Bowie & The Astronettes - Having a Good Time (Trident Sessions with David Bowie 1973) - SQ 9 — David Bowie & The Astronettes – **Having a Good Time** (Trident Sessions with David Bowie 1973) – SQ 9

David Bowie & Ava Cherry - Were We Were Lovers (Young Americans Sessions) – SQ 10 — David Bowie & Ava Cherry – Were We Were Lovers (Young Americans Sessions) – SQ 10.

David Bowie with Dana Gillespie - Make Way For The Rock And Rollers - SQ 9 — David Bowie with Dana Gillespie **– Make Way For The Rock And Rollers –** SQ 9

David Bowie and Dana Gillespie - Recorded at Trident Studios London 1971 - Bowpromo 1 - SQ -10 — David Bowie and Dana Gillespie – Recorded at Trident Studios London 1971 **– Bowpromo 1 –** SQ -10

Mott The Hoople Live With David bowie 1972-11-29 Philadelphia , Tower Theater - SQ 8,5 — Mott The Hoople **Live With David bowie** 1972-11-29 Philadelphia , Tower Theater – SQ 8,5

David Bowie 1972-11-29 Philadelphia ,Tower Theatre - Live With Mott The Hoople - SQ 8 — David Bowie 1972-11-29 Philadelphia ,Tower Theatre – **Live With Mott The Hoople** – SQ 8

David Bowie various "unknown" music tracks -SQ 8,5 — various **various “unknown” music tracks** – SQ 8,5

David Bowie 1975-11-08 Cher TV Show- US TV CBS - The Cher Show EP (1)- SQ 9 — David Bowie 1975-11-08 Cher TV Show- US TV CBS **– The Cher Show EP (1)-** SQ 9

David Bowie 1975-11-08 Cher TV Show- US TV CBS - The Cher Show EP (2)- SQ 9 — David Bowie 1975-11-08 Cher TV Show- US TV CBS **– The Cher Show EP (2)-** SQ 9

David Bowie 1975-11-08 Cher TV Show- US TV CBS - The Cher Show EP (3)- SQ 9 — David Bowie 1975-11-08 Cher TV Show- US TV CBS **– The Cher Show EP (3)-** SQ 9

David Bowie Duos volume 1 — David Bowie **Duos volume 1**

David Bowie Duets 1. - SQ 9 — David Bowie **Duets 1** – SQ 9

David Bowie Duets 2 — David Bowie **Duets 2**

David Bowie 1977-10-09 Rehearsals ,The Marc Show,Granada TV

David Bowie 1977-10-09 Gotta Get It Right (rehearsals The Marc Show ,Granada TV) - SQ 8,5 — David Bowie 1977-10-09 **Gotta Get It Right** (rehearsals The Marc Show ,Granada TV) – SQ 8,5

David Bowie The Leacherling (David Bowie ,Iggy Pop,Brian Eno) - (CD) - SQ 8 — David Bowie **The Leacherling** (David Bowie ,Iggy Pop,Brian Eno) – (CD) – SQ 8

David Bowie The Leacherling (David Bowie ,Iggy Pop,Brian Eno) - (Vinyl) - SQ 8 — David Bowie **The Leacherling** (David Bowie ,Iggy Pop,Brian Eno) – (**Vinyl**) – SQ 8

David Bowie Two Gentlemen In New York (Rehearsals October 5, 1979, with John Cale) - SQ 8 — David Bowie **Two Gentlemen In New York** (Rehearsals October 5, 1979, with John Cale) – SQ 8

David Bowie Peace on Earth / Little Drummer Boy (Christmas song with an added counterpoint performed by David and Bing Crosby in 1982) — David Bowie **Peace on Earth/Little Drummer Boy** – (Christmas song with an added counterpoint performed by David and Bing Crosby in 1982)

David Bowie 1985-03-23 Birmingham ,National Exhibition Center - Bowie Turner 1985 (SBD -SK) - SQ -9 — David Bowie 1985-03-23 Birmingham ,National Exhibition Center – **Bowie Turner 1985** (SBD -SK) – SQ -9.

David Bowie 1988-07-01 London ,Dominion Theatre Ica Benefit - Intruders at the Palace - SQ 8,5 — David Bowie 1988-07-01 London ,Dominion Theatre Ica Benefit **– Intruders at the Palace –** SQ 8,5.

David Bowie 1995-09-18 New York ,With Mike Carson ,Unknown Hotel - SQ 9 — David Bowie 1995-09-18 New York ,With Mike Carson ,Unknown Hotel – SQ 9.

David Bowie 2002-02-22 New York ,Carnegie Hall - Tibet House Benefit - SQ -9 — David Bowie 2002-02-22 New York ,Carnegie Hall **– Tibet House Benefit –** SQ -9.

David Bowie 2005-08-08 New York ,Radio City Music Hall - Fashions Rocks - (with Arcade Fire) - SQ 9,5 — David Bowie 2005-08-08 New York ,Radio City Music Hall **– Fashions Rocks –** (with Arcade Fire) – SQ 9,5.

David Bowie 2016-07-29 London ,Royal Albert Hall - The David Bowie Prom - SQ 9,5 — David Bowie 2016-07-29 London ,Royal Albert Hall **The David Bowie Prom** SQ 9,5

David Bowie Alarm (compilation 1977-1980 with others) (CD) - SQ 7-8 — David Bowie **Alarm** (compilation 1977-1980 with others) ( CD) – SQ 7-8

David Bowie Alarm (compilation 1977-1980 with others) (Vinyl) - SQ 7-8 — David Bowie **Alarm** (compilation 1977-1980 with others) (Vinyl) – SQ 7-8

David Bowie Exchanges Bowie One (compilation by other artist) - SQ 9 — David Bowie **Exchanges Bowie One** (compilation by other artist) – SQ 9

David Bowie and Hutch ,Foxgrove Road ,Beckenham ,London - The 1969 Revox Tape - SQ 9 — David Bowie and Hutch ,Foxgrove Road ,Beckenham ,London **– The 1969 Revox Tape –** SQ 9

David Bowie 1969-02-02 London ,Clairville Grove ,David's Bedroom ,Chelsea - The Beckenham Oddity - (CD) - SQ 9 — David Bowie 1969-02-22 London ,Clairville Grove ,David’s Bedroom ,Chelsea **– The Beckenham Oddity –** (CD) – SQ 9

David Bowie 1969-02-02 London ,Clairville Grove ,Chelsea - Preludes Of Greatness - SQ -9 — David Bowie 1969-02-02 London ,Clairville Grove ,Chelsea **– Preludes Of Greatness –**SQ -9

David Bowie Lover To The Dawn - Beckenham demos (1969) - (Remastered) - SQ -9 — David Bowie **Lover To The Dawn** – Beckenham demos (1969) – (Remastered) – SQ -9

David Bowie A Letter To Hermoine - Demos and Outtakes 1969 - SQ 8 — David Bowie **A Letter To Hermoine** – Demos and Outtakes 1969 – SQ 8

David Bowie 1969-02-02 Beckenham Arts Lab. - Life Is A Circus - (Home recordings) — David Bowie 1969-02-02 Beckenham Arts Lab. **– Life Is A Circus –** (Home recordings)

David Bowie and Hutch ,Foxgrove Road ,Beckenham ,London – God Knows I'm Good - SQ 9 — David Bowie and Hutch ,Foxgrove Road ,Beckenham ,London **– God Knows I’m Good –** SQ 9

David Bowie With a Little Help from David Bowie (A collection of David Bowie guest appearances from 1970 till 1975) - SQ 9+ — David Bowie **With a Little Help from David Bowie** (A collection of David Bowie guest appearances from 1970 till 1975) – SQ 9+

David Bowie Live Collaborations

Overview of live recordings, concerts, radio and TV sessions where David Bowie sings together with other artists, or other artists sing live with Bowie (1964–2006). Only genuinely live vocals are included – no mimed TV appearances, no pure studio duets.

Master list (text version)

This is the full plain-text version of the live collaborations list, grouped by era.

1964–1968 — Early live recordings & group vocals

1966 — BBC Radio: David Bowie & The Lower Third: Live in-studio sessions with The Lower Third providing harmonies and backing vocals.
1967 — BBC Radio: David Bowie & The Buzz: Live BBC recordings featuring group vocals and backing harmonies.
1968 — Feathers (Bowie, Hermione Farthingale, John Hutchinson): Live trio performances and in-studio live sessions with all three singing together.

1969–1971 — BBC live sessions

1969 — BBC Sessions with John "Hutch" Hutchinson: Live duo vocals on songs such as Space Oddity, Janine and Unwashed And Somewhat Slightly Dazed.
1970 — The Sunday Show (John Peel): Live performance with Bowie’s band contributing backing vocals.
1971 — Sounds of the Seventies (Bob Harris): Live in-studio recordings, multiple tracks with backing vocals from the band.

1972–1973 — Ziggy Stardust era & Jeff Beck guest spot

1972–1973 — David Bowie & The Spiders from Mars: Touring band with strong live group vocals on songs like Moonage Daydream, Suffragette City, Rock ’n’ Roll Suicide and Ziggy Stardust.
3 July 1973 — Hammersmith Odeon (Jeff Beck guest appearance): Special guest Jeff Beck joins Bowie on stage; live performances of The Jean Genie / Love Me Do and Round and Round with shared vocals and guitar.

1974 — Soul Tour (David Live)

1974 — Soul Tour with Luther Vandross, Ava Cherry & Robin Clark: Luther Vandross provides live duet-style vocals and call-and-response on Young Americans, Somebody Up There Likes Me, Right, Knock on Wood and others, with Ava Cherry and Robin Clark adding gospel and soul harmonies.

1975 — Live television with Cher

1975 — The Cher Show (live): True live vocal performance with Cher, including a duet on Young Americans and a long medley segment where both sing together.

1976 — Station to Station tour

1976 — Station to Station tour: Live band backing vocals on songs such as Stay, Queen Bitch, Star and Word on a Wing.

1977 — Iggy Pop tour & Bing Crosby

1977 — Iggy Pop "The Idiot" tour: Bowie appears live on stage as keyboard player and backing vocalist with Iggy Pop. His backing vocals can be heard on the live album TV Eye 1977 Live.
1977 — Bing Crosby TV special (live in-studio): Duet with Bing Crosby on Peace on Earth / Little Drummer Boy, recorded as a genuine live in-studio performance.

1979 — Saturday Night Live

15 December 1979 — Saturday Night Live (SNL): Live performances featuring Klaus Nomi and Joey Arias singing with Bowie on The Man Who Sold the World, TVC 15 and Boys Keep Swinging.

1980–1983 — Band vocals on tour

1980–1983 — Scary Monsters / Serious Moonlight tours: No external guest stars, but strong live group vocals from Bowie’s band on songs like Fashion, Ashes to Ashes, Young Americans and Stay.

1985 — Tina Turner & Live Aid

1985 — Tina Turner live in Birmingham: Guest appearance with Tina Turner, singing the duet Tonight live on stage.
1985 — Live Aid (All-Star Finale): Bowie joins the all-star ensemble at Live Aid, singing live alongside artists including Elton John, members of Queen, Sting, Midge Ure and Bob Geldof.

1986–1989 — Glass Spider & Sound+Vision tours

1986–1989 — Tour band vocals: No additional guest artists, but continued use of live backing vocals on songs such as Heroes, Absolute Beginners and Modern Love.

1990–1993 — Duets & Freddie Mercury Tribute

1990–1993 — Tours with Gail Ann Dorsey: Bowie’s bassist and vocalist Gail Ann Dorsey becomes a key live duet partner, especially on Under Pressure and other songs during the 1990s.
1992 — Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert (Wembley): Live duet with Annie Lennox on Under Pressure, plus participation in the all-star finale with Queen, Elton John, George Michael, Axl Rose and others.

1995–1996 — Outside tour with Nine Inch Nails

1995–1996 — Joint Outside tour sets with Nine Inch Nails: Shared-stage performances with Trent Reznor and Nine Inch Nails, including live versions of Hurt, Reptile, Hallo Spaceboy and transitional medleys like Subterraneans / Scary Monsters.

1996 — Bridge School Benefit

1996 — Neil Young’s Bridge School Benefit: Bowie appears at the acoustic charity concert, joining other artists (including Neil Young) in shared live performances and ensemble moments.

1997 — Placebo

1997 — Live performances with Placebo: Duet appearances with Placebo on Without You I’m Nothing in concert settings.

1999–2004 — Heathen & Reality era

1999–2004 — Tours with Gail Ann Dorsey: Extensive live work with Gail Ann Dorsey on backing and duet-style vocals, notably Under Pressure, Sunday and other songs during the Heathen and Reality tours.

2002 — 50th Birthday Concert (Madison Square Garden)

2002 — David Bowie’s 50th Birthday Concert: A major all-star live celebration with guest performances from Lou Reed, Dave Grohl, Billy Corgan, Frank Black, Robert Smith, Sonic Youth and Moby, all sharing vocals and instruments with Bowie on stage.

2006 — David Gilmour & Alicia Keys

2006 — David Gilmour (Pink Floyd) – Royal Albert Hall: Bowie appears as special guest with David Gilmour, singing live on Arnold Layne (lead vocals) and Comfortably Numb (refrain), captured on the concert release Remember That Night.
2006 — Alicia Keys – Black Ball: Live duet with Alicia Keys on Changes at the Black Ball charity event.

Year-by-year timeline

A compact vertical timeline of Bowie’s live collaborations and shared-vocal performances.

1966–1968

BBC radio sessions and live trio work with The Lower Third, The Buzz and Feathers, featuring group vocals and harmonies.

1969–1971

Live BBC sessions with John "Hutch" Hutchinson and Bowie’s band, including Space Oddity and other tracks with shared vocals.

1972–1973

Ziggy Stardust tours with The Spiders from Mars, plus the Hammersmith Odeon farewell show featuring guest guitarist Jeff Beck on The Jean Genie / Love Me Do and Round and Round.

1974

Soul Tour and David Live: rich vocal interplay with Luther Vandross, Ava Cherry and Robin Clark on Young Americans and other soul tracks.

1975

Live TV duet with Cher on the Cher Show, including Young Americans and an extended vocal medley.

1976

Station to Station tour with strong band backing vocals on songs like Stay and Queen Bitch.

1977

Keyboard and backing vocals for Iggy Pop on The Idiot tour, plus the in-studio live duet with Bing Crosby on Peace on Earth / Little Drummer Boy.

1979

Surreal Saturday Night Live appearance with Klaus Nomi and Joey Arias sharing vocals on three songs.

1980–1983

Tour band backing vocals during the Scary Monsters and Serious Moonlight eras, no external guests.

1985

Live duet Tonight with Tina Turner in Birmingham, and participation in the all-star finale at Live Aid alongside multiple major artists.

1986–1989

Glass Spider and Sound+Vision tours featuring strong internal band harmonies.

1990–1993

Live duets with Gail Ann Dorsey, and the 1992 Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert duet with Annie Lennox on Under Pressure.

1995–1996

Shared sets with Nine Inch Nails, fronted by Trent Reznor, performing songs like Hurt, Reptile and Hallo Spaceboy together.

1996–1997

Bridge School Benefit with Neil Young and others, plus live duet performances of Without You I’m Nothing with Placebo.

1999–2004

Continued touring with Gail Ann Dorsey providing duet vocals, notably on Under Pressure during the Heathen and Reality tours.

2002

Bowie’s 50th birthday show at Madison Square Garden with guest appearances by Lou Reed, Dave Grohl, Billy Corgan, Frank Black, Robert Smith, Sonic Youth and Moby.

2006

Special guest vocals with David Gilmour (Pink Floyd) at the Royal Albert Hall on Arnold Layne and Comfortably Numb, plus a live duet on Changes with Alicia Keys at the Black Ball.

Table view

A structured table with year, main collaborators, context and short notes.

Year / Period	Main collaborators	Context / Event	Notes
1966	The Lower Third	BBC radio sessions	Live in-studio recordings with group vocals and harmonies.
1967	The Buzz	BBC radio sessions	Live recordings featuring band backing vocals.
1968	Hermione Farthingale, John Hutchinson	Feathers live shows & sessions	Trio performances with all three singing live together.
1969	John "Hutch" Hutchinson	BBC sessions	Live duo vocals on songs such as Space Oddity.
1970	Bowie’s band	The Sunday Show (John Peel)	Live BBC session with band backing vocals.
1971	Bowie’s band	Sounds of the Seventies (Bob Harris)	Multiple live in-studio tracks with backing vocals.
1972–1973	The Spiders from Mars	Ziggy Stardust tours	Strong live group vocals on multiple songs each night.
1973	Jeff Beck	Hammersmith Odeon farewell concert	Guest appearance on The Jean Genie / Love Me Do, Round and Round.
1974	Luther Vandross, Ava Cherry, Robin Clark	Soul Tour / David Live	Live duets and gospel/soul harmonies on Young Americans and more.
1975	Cher	The Cher Show	True live TV duet on Young Americans and medley.
1976	Bowie’s touring band	Station to Station tour	Internal band backing vocals on songs like Stay.
1977	Iggy Pop	The Idiot tour	Bowie on keyboards and backing vocals, documented on TV Eye 1977 Live.
1977	Bing Crosby	TV special (in-studio)	Live duet Peace on Earth / Little Drummer Boy.
1979	Klaus Nomi, Joey Arias	Saturday Night Live	Live shared vocals on three songs.
1980–1983	Bowie’s band	Scary Monsters / Serious Moonlight tours	Group vocals on Fashion, Ashes to Ashes, etc.
1985	Tina Turner	Birmingham concert	Live duet on Tonight.
1985	Multiple artists (Queen, Elton John, Sting, etc.)	Live Aid finale	Bowie sings as part of all-star ensemble.
1986–1989	Bowie’s band	Glass Spider / Sound+Vision tours	Internal backing vocals on songs such as Heroes and Modern Love.
1990–1993	Gail Ann Dorsey	Touring band	Regular live duets, notably on Under Pressure.
1992	Annie Lennox, Queen + guests	Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert	Duet on Under Pressure and all-star finale.
1995–1996	Trent Reznor & Nine Inch Nails	Joint Outside tour sets	Live collaborations on Hurt, Reptile, Hallo Spaceboy, etc.
1996	Neil Young & others	Bridge School Benefit	Shared live performances in an acoustic charity setting.
1997	Placebo	Live performances	Duet appearances on Without You I’m Nothing.
1999–2004	Gail Ann Dorsey	Heathen / Reality tours	Ongoing duet and backing vocals (e.g. Under Pressure, Sunday).
2002	Lou Reed, Dave Grohl, Billy Corgan, Frank Black, Robert Smith, Sonic Youth, Moby	50th Birthday Concert (MSG)	All-star live collaborations across multiple songs.
2006	David Gilmour (Pink Floyd)	Royal Albert Hall	Guest vocals on Arnold Layne and Comfortably Numb, captured on Remember That Night.
2006	Alicia Keys	Black Ball charity event	Live duet on Changes.

Illustration view (Bowie-style cards)

Highlight cards for key live collaborations, TV/radio sessions and shared-vocal performances throughout David Bowie’s career. You can later add images or icons inside these cards to match your existing Bowie sections.

1966 BBC Radio

Live with The Lower Third

Early BBC sessions where Bowie fronts The Lower Third, with live group harmonies giving his first songs a raw mod-band energy.

The Lower Third In-studio live

1967 BBC Radio

Sessions with The Buzz

Live BBC recordings featuring Bowie’s short-lived band The Buzz, with backing vocals and a more psychedelic flavour.

The Buzz Band vocals

1968 Trio

Feathers – Acoustic trio

With Hermione Farthingale and John Hutchinson, Bowie explores folk harmonies in Feathers, singing live as a delicate three-part ensemble.

Farthingale, Hutchinson Club & session shows

1969 BBC Session

Duo with John “Hutch” Hutchinson

Bowie and Hutch share microphones on live BBC versions of Space Oddity, Janine and more, creating intimate 2-voice arrangements.

John Hutchinson Duo vocals

1970 BBC Session

The Sunday Show – John Peel

A full live set for John Peel, where Bowie’s band add backing vocals and texture to early versions of his 70s material.

Bowie’s band Live in-studio

1971 BBC Session

Sounds of the Seventies

For Bob Harris, Bowie performs new songs with his band singing live harmonies, previewing the sound of the Ziggy era.

Bob Harris session Band harmonies

1972–1973 Ziggy Tours

Spiders from Mars on stage

Mick Ronson and the Spiders from Mars provide shouted refrains and backing vocals on Moonage Daydream, Suffragette City, and Rock ’n’ Roll Suicide.

The Spiders from Mars Tour vocals

1973 Guest spot

Jeff Beck at Hammersmith Odeon

During the Ziggy farewell concert, Jeff Beck joins for The Jean Genie / Love Me Do and Round and Round, adding guitar fire and extra stage chemistry.

Jeff Beck Farewell show

1974 Soul Tour

Young Americans – Soul Ensemble

Bowie trades live lines with Luther Vandross, Ava Cherry and Robin Clark, building the signature Young Americans soul sound on stage.

Vandross, Cherry, Clark Tour recordings

1975 Live TV

Young Americans with Cher

On The Cher Show, Bowie and Cher perform a true live duet on Young Americans and an ambitious medley of songs.

Cher TV special

1976 Tour

Station to Station live band vocals

Tight, monochrome shows where Bowie’s band add discrete yet powerful backing vocals on Stay, Queen Bitch and other songs.

Touring band Internal harmonies

1977 Tour & TV

Iggy Pop & Bing Crosby

Bowie performs live backing vocals for Iggy Pop‘s The Idiot tour and later records a fully live TV duet with Bing Crosby on Peace on Earth / Little Drummer Boy.

Iggy Pop, Bing Crosby Tour & TV

1979 SNL

Surreal SNL with Klaus Nomi

Live avant-garde television shows Bowie in sculptural costumes, flanked by Klaus Nomi and Joey Arias on three songs.

Nomi, Arias Live TV

1980–1983 Tours

Scary Monsters & Serious Moonlight

Bowie’s touring bands provide strong backing vocals on Fashion, Ashes to Ashes, Young Americans and more, even without guest stars.

Touring band Group vocals

1985 Duet

Tonight with Tina Turner

Bowie joins Tina Turner for a powerful live duet of Tonight during her Birmingham show, captured on video and audio.

Tina Turner Live concert

1985 Benefit

All-Star finale at Live Aid

At Live Aid, Bowie joins an all-star choir including members of Queen, Elton John, Sting, Midge Ure and Bob Geldof.

Multiple artists Stadium broadcast

1986–1989 Tours

Glass Spider & Sound+Vision

The later-80s tours feature dramatic staging and internal backing vocals on Heroes, Absolute Beginners, Modern Love and more.

Touring band Large-scale shows

1990–1993 Tour Duets

Duets with Gail Ann Dorsey

Bassist/vocalist Gail Ann Dorsey becomes Bowie’s key live duet partner, especially on Under Pressure and other songs across multiple tours.

Gail Ann Dorsey Touring duets

1992 Tribute

Under Pressure with Annie Lennox

At Wembley, Bowie and Annie Lennox deliver a legendary live performance of Under Pressure for the Freddie Mercury Tribute, backed by Queen.

Annie Lennox, Queen Stadium tribute

1995–1996 Tour Fusion

Nine Inch Nails & Bowie

Bowie and Trent Reznor merge their live bands during the Outside Tour, reinventing Hurt, Reptile and Hallo Spaceboy.

Trent Reznor & NIN Shared tour sets

1996 Charity

Bridge School Benefit with Neil Young

At Neil Young‘s acoustic charity event, Bowie joins a carefully curated line-up, sharing the stage in ensemble songs.

Neil Young & others Acoustic benefit

1997 Duet

Without You I’m Nothing with Placebo

Bowie appears with Placebo onstage, sharing vocals on Without You I’m Nothing in emotional live performances.

Placebo Live performances

1999–2004 Tours

Heathen & Reality with Gail Ann Dorsey

Through the Heathen and Reality tours, Gail Ann Dorsey continues as Bowie’s on-stage vocal foil, notably on Under Pressure and Sunday.

Gail Ann Dorsey Touring era

2002 Event

All-Star 50th Birthday Concert

Bowie shares the stage with Lou Reed, Dave Grohl, Billy Corgan, Frank Black, Robert Smith, Sonic Youth and Moby at Madison Square Garden.

Multiple guests MSG event

2006 Pink Floyd

With David Gilmour – Royal Albert Hall

Bowie performs Arnold Layne and joins Comfortably Numb with David Gilmour, one of his most iconic late-career live collaborations.

David Gilmour Live concert

2006 Duet

Changes with Alicia Keys

Live duet performance of Changes with Alicia Keys at the Black Ball charity event, blending classic Bowie with modern soul.

Alicia Keys Charity show

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