Aylesbury Frias Club, Aylesbury, UK / 25. September 1971
Label: Rattle Snake RS 193
CD Released: 2006
Audio Source: audience recording
Lineage: Silver --> XLD --> FLAC 8
Number of Discs: 1
Artwork: included as 300dpi PNGs
Total running time: 62m 24s
Notes: This is the third issue of the Aylesbury concert (Close To The Golden Dawn 2003 and The Spiders From Aylesbury 2003) but this time the soundquality is a bit clearer. It has a slightly longer intro as well: If we all move up just a little bit "you know" get closer. Comes with a booklet which has some nice pictures inside from 1971.
Info: (from the liner notes)
What we have here is one of the rarest Bowie recordings of all time the Pre Ziggy Stardust Show, only weeks before Bowie had his first meeting (September 10th 1971) with Andy Warhol at the Factory in New York.
At Aylesbury Bowie performs with Michael Ronson (lead guitar), Mick Woodmansey (percussion), Trevor Bolder (bass guitar), Tom Parker ex Animals (piano).
Weeks later Bowie and his new band would start rehearsals at the Underhill Rehearsals Studios South London, the new band would soon be named the Spiders and Ziggy would be there. The rest is history as they say. Enjoy!
Tracklisting:
01 - Intro 2:13
02 - Fill Your Heart (3:46)
03 - Buzz The Fuzz (3:09)
04 - Space Oddity (5:56)
05 - Amsterdam (6:13)
06 - The Supermen (4:04)
07 - Oh! You Pretty Things (3:13)
08 - Eight Line Poem (3:36)
09 - Changes (4:18)
10 - Song For Bob Dylan (5:14)
11 - Andy Warhol (3:44)
12 - Queen Bitch (3:15)
13 - Looking For A Friend (3:31)
14 - Round And Round (6:13)
15 - Waiting For The Man (3:54)
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3 comments:
Nice one Dave! Thanks a lot. Been looking for this in FLAC for a while now! Like the new site. Thanks for all the hard work you've put into here.
Thanks for this, never heard of it but I'm going to enjoy it a lot. I used to go to Friars a lot but later in the 70s... one highlight to make you all jealous was the Iggy Pop gig in 77-ish, supported by The Vibrators "we're the band that make the Rolling Stones look like old men!" as they intro'd themselves. Hmm, maybe. But perhaps best was Mr Bowie on keyboards stage right, silent for the whole gig. Saw him again a few years later with Tina Turner.
Cheers
Royzee
wonderful memories for you indeed!
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