David Bowie: Deram Double Mono/Stereo (Still Sealed)
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Aug 23, 2024 Start Date
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DAVID BOWIE

Debut Solo Album

Still Sealed.

2 LP's Mono/Stereo 2010 Vinyl Gatefold Edition 

From a smoke-free home. 

UK Buyers Only!


The Original Mono Album A1 Uncle Arthur A2 Sell Me A Coat A3 Rubber Band A4 Love You Till Tuesday A5 There Is A Happy Land A6 We Are Hungry Men A7 When I Live My Dream B1 Little Bombardier B2 Silly Boy Blue B3 Come And Buy My Toys B4 Join The Gang B5 She's Got Medals B6 Maids Of Bond Street B7 Please Mr. Gravedigger The Original Stereo Album C1 Uncle Arthur C2 Sell Me A Coat C3 Rubber Band C4 Love You Till Tuesday C5 There Is A Happy Land C6 We Are Hungry Men C7 When I Live My Dream D1 Little Bombardier D2 Silly Boy Blue D3 Come And Buy My Toys D4 Join The Gang D5 She's Got Medals D6 Maids Of Bond Street D7 Please Mr. Gravedigger David Bowie’s first solo album was “David Bowie”, originally released in the United Kingdom on June 1, 1967 through Decca subsidiary Deram Records. Produced by Mike Vernon and recorded from November 1966 to March 1967 at London’s Decca Studios, the album followed a string of singles for Pye Records that failed to chart, It features a baroque pop and music hall sound influenced by Anthony Newley and the Edwardian styles of contemporary British rock bands. The songs are primarily led by orchestral brass and woodwind instruments, with lyrics ranging from lighthearted to dark themes such as childhood innocence, drug use, and totalitarianism. Despite positive reviews from music journalists, the album was a commercial failure due to a lack of promotion from Deram.


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