SCARCE TAKRL LTD ED "SPIDERS FROM MARS" LAST 1973 PERFORMANCE David Bowie / BECK
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Jun 25, 2017 Sold Date
Jun 20, 2017 Start Date
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     RARE ... LIMITED EDITION...LONG LONG GONE
  

                                ..

              ~ DAVID BOWIE ~

    ... And The Spiders From Mars

       The First Farewell Tour 1973

       

                                      

                           TAKRL - 1935


PLAYS MINTY CLEAN ...

RARE ....Original long long gone limited underground collectible with previously unreleased material involving the last Bowie-Ziggy Stardust & Spiders From Mars showcase ... Jeff Beck makes the guest appearance.

...Live at Hammersmith Odeon, July 3, 1973

David Bowie's final concert appearance as Ziggy Stardust was at the Hammersmith Odeon Theatre, London on the 3rd July 1973. The concert was the 60th of 40 dates (matinees included) and last of the 3rd UK Ziggy Stardust Tour. It has since become known as "The Retirement Gig."

David Bowie : "This show will stay the longest in our memories, not just because it is the end of the tour but because it is the last show we'll ever do (with the Spiders.)"

This concert was also unique because it featured Jeff Beck - one of Mick Ronson's guitar heroes. He appeared towards the end of the concert and played on "The Jean Genie-Love Me Do" (augmented by Bowie on harmonica) and "Round and Round", these songs were not included in either the official concert album nor the video/film/DVD of the event (ZIGGY STARDUST AND THE SPIDERS FROM MARS: THE MOTION PICTURE). Famed producer Tony Visconti has revealed that Jeff Beck was not satisfied with his guitar solo, and was allowed to re-record his solo for a pending LP/DVD release -- only for Visconti and Bowie to find out later that it was really his bell-bottom trousers he objected to, and he was trying to find a way to get himself cut out of the film & recording!"

David Bowie was burned out by the time his Ziggy Stardust tour hit London's Hammersmith Odeon on July 3rd, 1973. He'd been touring for a solid year with practically no breaks. During that time he went from the half-forgotten guy who sang "Space Oddity" to an international superstar. His Ziggy Stardust character was a glam rock icon, and teenagers all across the world had his poster on their walls. Bowie's manager, Tony DeFries, saw no reason to stop. He had plans to take Ziggy all over the globe in 1974, but Bowie had other plans.

The Hammersmith gig itself was phenomenal. Keyboardist Mike Garson remembers: "I was pissed off though because Tony DeFries had come over and made me sign something before the show.  I think I made $52 from that performance, the soundtrack album and the rights of the movie and that didn't seem fair!  What people don't know about that gig is that I opened the show on solo piano.  David asked me to be his opening act. So for just fifteen minutes I took some of his hits, "Changes", "Life On Mars?" and "Ziggy", and made a medley for the gig.  I came out to do the spot and I was scared to death.  So was Bowie.  He told me backstage that he was more frightened for me that night than for him!" -


Side 1: Hang Onto Yourself (2:42)

Medley: Wild Eyed Boy from Freecloud; All the Young    Dudes; Oh! You Pretty Things (6:32)

Moonage Daydream (6:15)

Changes (3:42)

Space Oddity (4:45)

(Rebel Rebel – studio)


Side 2: (Panic in Detroit) / Time (5:20)

Suffragette City (3:02)

The Jean Genie; Love Me Do (7:38)* with Jeff Beck guitar

Rock’n Roll Suicide (4:06


              

 

CONDITION: The cover: rated: M- the laminated edition (not with paste on slick) ... issued in small quantity in the '70s ...  still looks very collectible ...there are no delete marks, no split seams, no bends, and no writing  ... VERY collection worthy ...

The vinyl: Rated: M- clean and smooth, plays without issue or as nice as it did when first issued long long ago... both (blank) labels are clean

              

      A cool addition to anyone's music library!








 

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