Although poor quality, this footage of Bowie rehearsing ‘Changes’ from the 1972 album ‘Hunky Dory’ gives us a rare insight into the Isolar tour of 1976. The Isolar tour of North America and Europe in support of the ‘Station To Station’ album commenced on 2 February 1976 at the...
'Wild Is The Wind' by David Bowie was released on 23 January 1976 as part of the album 'Station To Station', and then as a single on 13 November 1981....
Second part of David Bowie’s 1975 interview on the Russell Harty show....
Here David Bowie is interviewed on The Russell Harty Show over a satellite connection in 1975. The interview was an awkward affair, made more difficult by the time delay of the satellite link. Clearly not comfortable, Bowie looked bemused by Harty’s attempts to be playful and humorous. The Interview Russell...
David Bowie sings 'Can You Hear Me' with Cher on the Cher Show, broadcast on 23 November 1975....
Here Bowie performs a medley of ‘Young Americans / Ain’t No Sunshine / Blue Moon / Doo Doo Ron Ron / Day Tripper / Maybe Baby / Only You / Song Sung Blue / Temptation / Wedding Bell Blues / Youngblood / Young Americans’ as a duet with Cher. It...
David Bowie performs ‘Fame’ on CBS’ Cher Show. This episode was broadcast on 23 November 1975. Bowie also performed ‘Can You Hear Me‘ as a duet with Cher, and a Medley of Young Americans / Ain’t No Sunshine / Blue Moon / Doo Doo Ron Ron / Day Tripper...
David Bowie performs 'Fame' on Soul Train on 4 November 1975...
David Bowie is interviewed and performs ‘Golden Years’ from Station to Station on the ABC TV show Soul Train on 4 November 1975...
The story behind 'Fame', David Bowie's first U.S. number 1, co-written with John Lennon and Carlos Alomar and originally released on Young Americans...
The story behind 'Can You Hear Me', which is one of the highlights of Bowie's album Young Americans, which was released on 7 March 1975....
The first studio result of his mid-1970s obsession with soul music, 'Young Americans' was a breakthrough hit for David Bowie in the United States....
The US TV advert for David Bowie’s 1975 masterpiece, 'Young Americans', featuring footage of a painfully thin Bowie miming to the track....
David Bowie performing ‘1984’ at the Dick Cavett Show, 5 December 1974. The show was recorded in New York on 2 November 1974, and pianist Mike Garson was the band’s musical director....
David Bowie performing ‘Footstompin’ on The Dick Cavett Show, 5 December 1974. ‘Footstompin’ was originally cut by The Flares in 1961, and , and paired this with ‘I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate’ on the Diamond Dogs tour. The riff developed by Carlos Alomar would later morph...
David Bowie performing ‘Young Americans’ on the Dick Cavett Show on 4 December 1974....
After a total of 74 concerts, David Bowie’s Diamond Dogs/Philly Dogs Soul Tour closed in Atlanta on 1st December 1974. three days later on the 4th December, Dick Cavett’s Wide World Of Entertainment screened this pre-recorded appearance of David Bowie that had been taped in New York on 2nd...
After a total of 74 concerts, David Bowie’s Diamond Dogs/Philly Dogs Soul Tour closed in Atlanta on 1st December 1974. three days later on the 4th December, Dick Cavett’s Wide World Of Entertainment screened this pre-recorded appearance of David Bowie that had been taped in New York on 2nd...
This never seen before footage is the first to emerge from the final leg of David Bowie's 1974 tour...
In this excerpt from the 1974 BBC documentary 'Cracked Actor', David Bowie performs the Aladdin Sane song 'Cracked Actor' at the Universal Amphitheatre in Los Angeles on the Diamond Dogs tour....
David Bowie performs 'Sweet Thing / Candidate / Sweet Thing' at the Universal Amphitheatre in Los Angeles on the 1974 Diamond Dogs tour....
Although poor quality, this footage of Bowie rehearsing ‘Changes’ from the 1972 album ‘Hunky Dory’ gives us a rare insight into the Isolar tour of 1976. The Isolar tour of North America and Europe in support of the ‘Station To Station’ album commenced on 2 February 1976 at the...
