4-LP BOX 39 UNIQUE SONGS SPIDERS FROM MARS DAVID BOWIE = LONDON BBC Psych
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                              SEALED!                        = FOUR LP BOX =          39 UNIQUE RECORDINGS 1969 ~ 1972   

                              ..

                     David Bowie

                    BBC LONDON

    

                                         

                          Parlophone Records


“Strange, mad celebration”

STILL FACTORY SEALED - a PERFECT copy ....

180 gram heavyweight vinyl

David Bowie's massive FOUR LP + beautiful booklet covers his sessions from London's BBC Radio between 1968 to 1972: The tracks are ALL different versions to the known studio releases :::

"Bowie at the BBC...highlights a crucial period in the career of the rock 'n' roll chameleon, when he reconciled his folk, pop and cabaret influences into something original, found a great backing band and became an international superstar. For fans looking for classic songs, there are plenty of vintage cuts with the Mick Ronson-led Spiders from Mars, culminating in Bowie's ch-ch-ch-ch-change into his famous Ziggy Stardust persona (highlights include a bouncy version of 'Starman' and a bludgeoning cover of the Velvet Underground's 'White Light/White Heat')."

These sessions date from 1968 to 1972 and feature unique recordings of some of Bowie’s best-loved compositions such as Ziggy Stardust, Moonage Daydream, Starman, Space Oddity and Changes.

The 39-track 4-LP set comes in a lift off lid box and features a full color 20 page booklet. Highlights are literally everywhere and include the rare recording of Oh! You Pretty Things from the Sounds Of The 70s Bob Harris session. This performance features just David and Mick Ronson as a duo. Elsewhere the set features a rare take on The Supermen from the Sounds Of The 70s Andy Ferris session, performed by ‘The Hype’ (aka David Bowie and The Tony Visconti Trio). The track  is also previously unreleased and exclusive to this set. This recording was only recently discovered.

The 4LP vinyl box comes in a lift off lid box and features a full colour 20 page booklet


“Strange, mad celebration”

Record 1 Side 1:

 

1/ In The Heat Of The Morning

David Bowie and The Tony Visconti Orchestra

Programme: John Peel In Top Gear

Recorded: 13th May, 1968

Transmitted: 26th May, 1968 and 26th June, 1968

Produced by Bernie Andrews

 

2/ London Bye, Ta-Ta

David Bowie and The Tony Visconti Orchestra

Programme: John Peel In Top Gear

Recorded: 13th May, 1968

Transmitted: 26th May, 1968 and 26th June, 1968

Produced by Bernie Andrews

 

3/ Karma Man

David Bowie and The Tony Visconti Orchestra

Programme: John Peel In Top Gear

Recorded: 13th May, 1968

Transmitted: 26th May, 1968 and 26th June, 1968

Produced by Bernie Andrews

 

4/ Silly Boy Blue

David Bowie and The Tony Visconti Orchestra

Programme: John Peel In Top Gear

Recorded: 13th May, 1968

Transmitted: 26th May, 1968 and 26th June, 1968

Produced by Bernie Andrews

 

5/ Let Me Sleep Beside You

David Bowie and Junior’s Eyes

Programme: D.L.T. Show (Dave Lee Travis Show)

Recorded: 20th October, 1969

Transmitted: 26th October, 1969

Produced by Paul Williams

 

6/ Janine 

David Bowie and Junior’s Eyes

Programme: D.L.T. Show (Dave Lee Travis Show)

Recorded: 20th October, 1969

Transmitted: 26th October, 1969

Produced by Paul Williams

 

Record 1 Side 2:

 

1/ Amsterdam 

David Bowie and The Tony Visconti Trio (aka The Hype)

Programme: The Sunday Show introduced by John Peel

Recorded: 5th February, 1970

Transmitted: 8th February, 1970

Produced by Jeff Griffin

Sound balance by Tony Wilson

Engineered by Chris Lycett

 

2/ God Knows I’m Good (3.38)

David Bowie and The Tony Visconti Trio (aka The Hype)

Programme: The Sunday Show introduced by John Peel

Recorded: 5th February, 1970

Transmitted: 8th February, 1970

Produced by Jeff Griffin

Sound balance by Tony Wilson

Engineered by Chris Lycett

 

3/ The Width Of A Circle

David Bowie and The Tony Visconti Trio (aka The Hype)

Programme: The Sunday Show introduced by John Peel

Recorded: 5th February, 1970

Transmitted: 8th February, 1970

Produced by Jeff Griffin

Sound balance by Tony Wilson

Engineered by Chris Lycett

 

4/ Unwashed And Somewhat Slightly Dazed

David Bowie and The Tony Visconti Trio (aka The Hype)

Programme: The Sunday Show introduced by John Peel

Recorded: 5th February, 1970

Transmitted: 8th February, 1970

Produced by Jeff Griffin

Sound balance by Tony Wilson

Engineered by Chris Lycett

 

Record 2 Side 1:

 

1/ Cygnet Committee

David Bowie and The Tony Visconti Trio (aka The Hype)

Programme: The Sunday Show introduced by John Peel

Recorded: 5th February, 1970

Transmitted: 8th February, 1970

Produced by Jeff Griffin

Sound balance by Tony Wilson

Engineered by Chris Lycett

 

2/ Memory Of A Free Festival

David Bowie and The Tony Visconti Trio (aka The Hype)

Programme: The Sunday Show introduced by John Peel

Recorded: 5th February, 1970

Transmitted: 8th February, 1970

Produced by Jeff Griffin

Sound balance by Tony Wilson

Engineered by Chris Lycett

 

3/ Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud

David Bowie and The Hype

Programme: Sounds Of The 70s: Andy Ferris 

Recorded: 25th March, 1970

Transmitted: 6th April, 1970

Produced by Bernie Andrews

 

4/ The Supermen

David Bowie and The Hype

Programme: Sounds Of The 70s: Andy Ferris  

Recorded: 25th March, 1970

Transmitted: 6th April, 1970

Produced by Bernie Andrews

 

Record 2 Side 2:

 

1/ Bombers 

David Bowie and friends

Programme: In Concert: John Peel

Recorded: 3rd June, 1971

Transmitted: 20th June, 1971

Produced by Jeff Griffin

 

2/ Looking For A Friend

David Bowie and friends

Programme: In Concert: John Peel

Recorded: 3rd June, 1971

Transmitted: 20th June, 1971

Produced by Jeff Griffin

 

3/ Almost Grown

David Bowie and friends

Programme: In Concert: John Peel

Recorded: 3rd June, 1971

Transmitted: 20th June, 1971

Produced by Jeff Griffin

 

4/ Kooks 

David Bowie and friends

Programme: In Concert: John Peel

Recorded: 3rd June, 1971

Transmitted: 20th June, 1971

Produced by Jeff Griffin

 

5/ It Ain’t Easy

David Bowie and friends

Programme: In Concert: John Peel

Recorded: 3rd June, 1971

Transmitted: 20th June, 1971

Produced by Jeff Griffin

 

Record 3 Side 1:

 

1 /The Supermen

David Bowie with Mick Ronson

Programme: Sounds Of The 70s: Bob Harris

Recorded: 21st September, 1971

Transmitted: 4th October, 1971

Produced by John Muir

 

2/ Oh! You Pretty Things

David Bowie with Mick Ronson

Programme: Sounds Of The 70s: Bob Harris

Recorded: 21st September, 1971

Transmitted: 4th October, 1971

Produced by John Muir

 

3/ Eight Line Poem

David Bowie with Mick Ronson

Programme: Sounds Of The 70s: Bob Harris

Recorded: 21st September, 1971

Transmitted: 4th October, 1971

Produced by John Muir

 

4/ Hang On To Yourself

David Bowie and The Spiders From Mars

Programme: Sounds Of The 70s

Recorded: 18th January, 1972

Transmitted: 7th February, 1972

Produced by Jeff Griffin

 

5/ Ziggy Stardust

David Bowie and The Spiders From Mars

Programme: Sounds Of The 70s

Recorded: 18th January, 1972

Transmitted: 7th February, 1972

Produced by Jeff Griffin

 

6/ Queen Bitch

David Bowie and The Spiders From Mars

Programme: Sounds Of The 70s

Recorded: 18th January, 1972

Transmitted: 7th February, 1972

Produced by Jeff Griffin

 

Record 3 Side 2:

 

1/ Waiting For The Man

David Bowie and The Spiders From Mars

Programme: Sounds Of The 70s

Recorded: 18th January, 1972

Transmitted: 7th February, 1972

Produced by Jeff Griffin

 

2/ Five Years

David Bowie and The Spiders From Mars

Programme: Sounds Of The 70s

Recorded: 18th January, 1972

Transmitted: 7th February, 1972

Produced by Jeff Griffin

 

3/ White Light/White Heat

David Bowie and The Spiders From Mars

Programme: Sounds Of The 70s: John Peel

Recorded: 16th May, 1972

Transmitted: 23rd May, 1972

Produced by Pete Ritzema

 

4/ Moonage Daydream

David Bowie and The Spiders From Mars

Programme: Sounds Of The 70s: John Peel

Recorded: 16th May, 1972

Transmitted: 23rd May, 1972

Produced by Pete Ritzema

 

Record 4 Side 1:

 

1/ Hang On To Yourself

David Bowie and The Spiders From Mars

Programme: Sounds Of The 70s: John Peel

Recorded: 16th May, 1972

Transmitted: 23rd May, 1972

Produced by Pete Ritzema

 

2/ Suffragette City

David Bowie and The Spiders From Mars

Programme: Sounds Of The 70s: John Peel

Recorded: 16th May, 1972

Transmitted: 23rd May, 1972

Produced by Pete Ritzema

 

3/ Ziggy Stardust

David Bowie and The Spiders From Mars

Programme: Sounds Of The 70s: John Peel

Recorded: 16th May, 1972

Transmitted: 23rd May, 1972

Produced by Pete Ritzema

 

4/ Starman 

David Bowie and The Spiders From Mars

Programme: Johnnie Walker Lunchtime Show

Recorded: 22nd May, 1972

Transmitted: 5th – 9th June, 1972

Produced by Roger Pusey

 

5/ Space Oddity

David Bowie and The Spiders From Mars

Programme: Johnnie Walker Lunchtime Show

Recorded: 22nd May, 1972

Transmitted: 5th – 9th June, 1972

Produced by Roger Pusey

 

Record 4 Side 2:

 

1/ Changes 

David Bowie and The Spiders From Mars

Programme: Johnnie Walker Lunchtime Show

Recorded: 22nd May, 1972

Transmitted: 5th – 9th June, 1972

Produced by Roger Pusey

 

2/ Oh! You Pretty Things

David Bowie and The Spiders From Mars

Programme: Johnnie Walker Lunchtime Show

Recorded: 22nd May, 1972

Transmitted: 5th – 9th June, 1972

Produced by Roger Pusey

 

3/ Andy Warhol

David Bowie and The Spiders From Mars

Programme: Sounds Of The 70s: Bob Harris

Recorded 23rd May, 1972

Transmitted: 19th June, 1972

Produced by Jeff Griffin

 

4/ Lady Stardust

David Bowie and The Spiders From Mars

Programme: Sounds Of The 70s: Bob Harris

Recorded 23rd May, 1972

Transmitted: 19th June, 1972

Produced by Jeff Griffin

 

5/ Rock ‘n’ Roll Suicide

David Bowie and The Spiders From Mars

Programme: Sounds Of The 70s: Bob Harris

Recorded 23rd May, 1972

Transmitted: 19th June, 1972

                        Produced by Jeff Griffin              

 


CONDITION: STILL FACTORY SEALED ... a perfect UNPLAYED copy ... 

     

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