BBC Light Programme
Broadcast in May 1967. Probably recorded for a hits of the 60's compilation.
Recorded: - A little bit me, a little bit you (Diamond)
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Penny Lane (Lennon/McCartney)
Top Gear 18-12-67
Broadcast on 24-12-67 and 28-01-68.
David Bowie: vocals and guitar
Arthur Greenslade Orchestra
Recorded: - Love You Till Tuesday
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Little Bombardier
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In The Heat Of The Morning
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Silly Boy Blue
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When I Live My Dream
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Something I Would Like To Be
(Last song is not recorded)
Top Gear
13-05-68
Broadcast on 26-05-68 and 20-06-68
David Bowie: vocals and guitar
Herbie Flowers: bass
Barry Morgan: drums
John McGlocklin: guitar
Steve Peregrine-Took: backing vocals
unknown string players
Recorded: - London Bye Ta-Ta
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In The Heat Of The Morning
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Karma Man
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When I'm Five
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Silly Boy Blue
Dave Lee Travis Show 20-10-69
Broadcast on 26-10-69
David Bowie: vocals and guitar
Mick Wayne: guitar
Tim Renwick: guitar
John Lodge: bass
John Cambridge: drums
Recorded: - Unwashed And Somewhat Slightly Dazed
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Let Me Sleep Beside You
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Janine
The
Sunday Show 05-02-70
Broadcast on 08-02-70
David Bowie: vocals and guitar
John Cambridge: drums
Tony Visconti: bass;
Mick Ronson: guitar
Recorded: - Amsterdam
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God Knows I'm Good
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Buzz The Fuzz
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Karma Man
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London Bye Ta-Ta
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An Occasional Dream
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The Width Of A Circle
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Janine
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The Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud
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Unwashed And Somewhat Dazed
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Fill Your Heart
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The Prettiest Star
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Cygnet Committee
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Memory Of A Free Festival (not broadcast)
The master tape of this show has been erased by accident. The show has been taped on
cassette in 1970 with a bad quality. David himself also has a copy in good quality this
has been used for the BOWIE AT THE BEEB CD.
Sound Of The Seventies 25-03-70
Broadcast on 06-04-70 (Andy Ferris Show) and 11-05-70 (David Symonds Show)
David Bowie: vocals and guitar
Mick Ronson: guitar
Tony Visconti: bass
John Cambridge: drums.
Recorded: - Waiting For The Man
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The Width Of A Circle
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The Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud
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The Supermen (not broadcast)
John Peel's Sunday Concert 05-06-71
Broadcast on 20-06-71
David Bowie: vocals (unless noted), piano,
12-string guitar
Mark Carr-Pritchard: guitar
Mick Ronson: guitar
Trevor Bolder: bass
Mick Woodmansey: drums
Recorded: - Queen Bitch
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Bombers
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The Supermen
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Looking For A Friend
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Almost Grown
- Oh! You Pretty Things
(Not broadcast or available)
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Kooks
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Song For Bob Dylan
(George Underwood on vocals)
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Andy Warhol (Dana Gillespie on vocals)
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It Ain't Easy
Bob
Harris Show 21-09-71
Broadcast on 04-10-71
David Bowie: vocals, piano and guitar
Mick Ronson: guitar, backing vocals and bass
Recorded: - The Supermen
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Oh! You Pretty Things/Eight Line Poem
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Kooks
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Fill Your Heart
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Amsterdam (not broadcast)
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Andy Warhol (not broadcast)
Sound Of The Seventies 11-01-72
Broadcast on 28-01-72
David Bowie: vocals and guitar
Mick Ronson: guitar, piano and backing vocals
Trevor Bolder: bass
Mick Woodmansey: drums
Recorded: - Hang On To Yourself (not released)
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Ziggy Stardust (not released)
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Queen Bitch
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Waiting For The Man
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Lady Stardust (not released)
Only Hang On To Yourself is available on bootlegs. The rest of the show
has been wiped from the master tape.
Sounds Of The Seventies 18-01-72
Broadcast on 07-02-72
David Bowie: vocals and guitar
Mick Ronson: guitar, piano and backing vocals
Trevor Bolder: bass
Mick Woodmansey: drums
Recorded: - Hang On To Yourself
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Ziggy Stardust
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Waiting For The Man
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Queen Bitch
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Five Years
Top Gear
16-05-72
Broadcast on 23-05-72
David Bowie: vocals and guitar
Mick Ronson: guitar and backing vocals
Trevor Bolder: bass
Mick Woodmansey: drums
Nicky Graham: piano
Recorded: - White Light/White Heat
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Moonage Daydream
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Hang On To Yourself
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Suffragette City
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Ziggy Stardust
Johnnie Walker Network 22-05-72
Broadcast from 05-06-72 to 09-06-72.
David Bowie: vocals and guitar
Mick Ronson: guitar, piano and backing vocals
Trevor Bolder: bass
Mick Woodmansey: drums
Recorded: - Starman
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Space Oddity (not broadcast)
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Changes (not broadcast)
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Oh! You Pretty Things
Sound Of The Seventies 23-05-72
Broadcast on 19-06-72
David Bowie: vocals and guitar
Mick Ronson: guitar, piano and backing vocals
Trevor Bolder: bass
Mick Woodmansey: drums
Recorded: - Andy Warhol
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Lady Stardust
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White Light/White Heat
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Rock 'N' Roll Suicide
Tin Machine Session 13-08-91
David Bowie: vocals and guitar
Reeves Gabrels: guitar and backing vocals
Tony Sales: bass and backing vocals
Hunt Sales: drums and backing vocals
Recorded: - A Big Hurt
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Baby Universal
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Stateside
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If There Is Something
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Heaven's In Here
ChangesNowBowie 08-01-97
David Bowie: vocals and guitar
Reeves Gabrels: guitar and backing vocals
Gail-Ann Dorsey: bass and backing vocals.
Recorded: - The Man Who Sold The World
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The Supermen
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Lady Stardust
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Quicksand
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Shopping For Girls
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Aladdin Sane
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White Light White Heat
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Repetition
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Andy Warhol
The Saturday Music Mix 25-10-99
Broadcast on 06-11-99
David Bowie: vocals and acoustic guitar
Page Hamilton: guitar
Gail Ann Dorsey: bass
Mark Plati: rhythm/acoustic guitar
Mike Garson: keyboards
Sterling Campbell: drums
Holly Palmer: backing vocals
Emm Gryner: backing vocals
Recorded: - Survive
- China Girl
BBC Show 27-06-00
David Bowie: vocals and acoustic guitar
Earl Slick: guitar
Gail Ann Dorsey: bass
Mark Plati: rhythm/acoustic guitar
Mike Garson: keyboards
Sterling Campbell: drums
Holly Palmer: backing vocals
Emm Gryner: backing vocals
Recorded: - Wild Is The Wind
- Ashes To Ashes
- Seven
- This Is Not America
- Absolute Beginners
- Always Crashing In The Same Car
- Survive
- The London Boys
- I Dig Everything
- Little Wonder
- The Man Who Sold The World
- Fame
- Stay
- Hallo Spaceboy
- Cracked Actor
- I'm Afraid Of Americans
- Ziggy Stardust
- The Jean Genie (instrumental)
- All The Young Dudes
- Starman
- Heroes
- Let's Dance
TV-Performances that appeared
in combination with radio sessions on bootlegs:
Old Grey Whistle Test 08-02-72
- Queen Bitch
- Oh! You Pretty Things
- Five Years'
Top Of The Pops 14-04-72
- Starman
Russell Harty Show 17-01-73
- Drive-In Saturday
- My Death
Saturday Night Live 1979
- The man who sold the world
- TVC15
- Boys keep swinging
Tonight
TV Show 1980
- Life on Mars?
- Ashes to ashes |
