David Bowie / Fame 1976 PRO-shot (1DVDR)

◆January 13, 1976 Dinah Shore Show (CBS TV)
01. Introduction
02. Stay
03. Interview etc.
04. Five Years
05. Outro

◆February 2, 1976 The Station To Station Rehearsals
06. Station To Station
07. Suffragette City
08. Waiting For The Man
09. Word On A Wing
10. Stay
11. TVC 15
12. Sister Midnight
13. Life On Mars
14. Five Years
15. Five Years
16. Five Years
17. Panic In Detroit
18. Fame
19. Changes
20. Jean Genie
21. Queen Bitch
22. Rebel Rebe

David Bowie, a multi-instrumentalist who represents Britain, and indeed the world. This compilation of two sets of rare rehearsal footage captures David's prime, as he rose to the top of the UK and eventually the US, deepening his musical talents. This is the fourth release, following the critically acclaimed Oddity Years, Nation Wide, and Diamond Days! While he was reaching the peak of mental exhaustion due to years of drug use, David was inspired by his first starring film, The Man Who Fell to Earth, and pursued further musical possibilities, exploring how a white man could incorporate black music. This resulted in the release of the masterpiece Station To Station. In live performances, he played a new fictional character, the Thin White Duke, and featured Nazism, which drew criticism from the media. This rehearsal footage captures the recording. The recording has long been well-known and has been released on CD. This is the footage. The Dinah Shore Show, a rare and wonderful recording, is almost entirely run-through, but the quality is not so good.
Compilation 1976