David Bowie
August 5th, 1990
Milton Keyne, UK @ Milton Keynes Bowl 
Pre-FM/SBD > ? > silver bootleg CD "Sound And 
Vision Concert 1990" > EAC > flac > CDR

Disc One:
01 Intro: Ode to Joy 
02 Space Oddity 
03 Rebel Rebel 
04 Ashes To Ashes 
05 Fashion 
06 Band Intro 
07 Life On Mars?
08 Pretty Pink Rose
09 Sound And Vision 
10 Blue Jean 
11 Let's Dance 
12 Stay
13 Ziggy Stardust  
14 China Girl 
15 Station To Station

David Bowie vocals, 12-string guitar, saxophone
Adrian Belew: lead guitar, vocals
Erdel Kizilcay: bass
Rick Fox: keyboards
Michael Hodges: drums

Disc Two:
01 Young Americans 
02 Suffragette City 
03 Fame 
04 "Heroes"
05 Changes 
06 The Jean Genie - Gloria
07 White Light, White Heat 
08 Modern Love
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August 1974
Dancin' rough mix
rough studio mix > ? > 1st gen cassette > DAT > CDR
John I'm Only Dancing (Again) [MISSING]
09. Somebody Up There Like Me
It's Gonna Be Me [MISSING]
Who Can I Be Now [MISSING]
10. Can You Hear Me
The Young American [MISSING]
11. Right

Taken from a first generation cassette that featured a 'rough mix' of
Bowie's soul album "Dancin" recorded at Sigma Sound Studios in Aug 1974.
This is this tape that Bowie was playing to journalists in Sept.'74.

Additional Info:
Returning to Sigma Sound in November '74, Bowie recorded "Win", "Fascination",
and the backing track for "It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City". New vocal
tracks for "Right", "Can You Hear Me" and what was now the album title track 
"Somebody Up There Like Me" were also recorded.

The album was mixed in New York in early December '74 before Tony Visconti
took the tapes (the album now called 'One Damn Song') to London for mastering.

In January '75 Bowie booked session time at Electric Ladyland Studios, where
he recorded "Across The Universe" and "Fame".

Musicians:
David Bowie - vocal, guitars, piano
Carlos Alomar - guitar
Mike Garson - piano
David Sanborn - saxaphone
Willie Weeks - bass
Andy Newmark - drums
Larry Washington - conga
Pablo Rosario - percussion
Backing Vocals:
Ava Cherry, Robin Clark, Diane Sumler
Luther Vandross, Antony Hinton, Warren Peace