David Bowie Nassau Coliseum 1976 (not TMOQ) - Red Vinyl (Wax)
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Title: David Bowie Nassau Coliseum 1976 (not TMOQ)
Condition: Used
Format: 33 rpm 12" LP Stereo - RED transparent vinyl
Cover Condition: Ex+++
Record Condition: M–
Starting Price: £15
Record: Very clean and rare copy on RED transparent vinyl. Although played a few times (maybe a dozen), the record appears to be at least mint minus. I can’t see any marks of any description. It also plays well. Duke Plates 1001 (TWD 1001 A/D).
Cover: Although advertised as “used”, the cover is in excellent condition, with a couple of very slight creases (1-2mm) on the spine. I had to look very hard to see them. The sleeve has been stored in a plastic sleeve since I bought it, at a record fair in Nottingham in 1983. It has then been stored in high quality flight cases since then.
Side 1-3
1. "Station to Station"
2. "Suffragette City"
3. "Fame"
4. "Word on a Wing"
5. "Stay”
6. "I'm Waiting for the Man"
7. "Queen Bitch"
1. "Life on Mars?"
2. "Five Years"
3. "Panic in Detroit"
4. "Changes"
5. "TVC 15"
6. "Diamond Dogs"
7. "Rebel Rebel"
8. "The Jean Genie"
Side 4: The 4th side includes David’s duet with Cher on her television show (23rd Nov 1975), where they sang “Can You Hear Me”. David then went on to sing “Young Americans” as a duet and “Fame” by himself.
History: David Bowie’s gig at the Nassau Coliseum (23rd March 1976), at the end of the Station To Station tour, was recorded by RCA. About an hour was given to The King Biscuit Flower Hour. This has become the source for one of David Bowie’s best known gig and boy what a gig! This recording was a perennial throughout the vinyl era following various FM broadcasts, seeing multiple releases. In 1983 there were two releases. The better by far is “Thin White Duke” on Duke Plates 1001 (TWD 1001 A/D) with the famous “legs” cover.
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