DAVID BOWIE
CHANGESNOWBOWIE ALBUM OF UNRELEASED MATERIAL
AVAILABLE TO STREAM APRIL 17
PREVIOUSLY RARE VIDEO OF “REPETITION ’97” AND TRACK “REPETITION(
AVAILABLE TO STREAM APRIL 10
CHANGESNOWBOWIE LIMITED EDITION NINE TRACK LP/CD OF PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED MATERIAL TO BE ISSUED FOR
RECORD STORE DAY JUNE 20
Parlophone Records is happy to announce that DAVID BOWIE CHANGESNOWBOWIE,
an unreleased nine track album, is to be made available early for
fans on streaming services to celebrate the original date of Record
Store Day 2020 which was to feature the LP and CD though it has now been
postponed to June 20.
CHANGESNOWBOWIE is
a nine track album, recorded for radio and broadcast by the BBC on
Bowie’s 50th birthday on January 8, 1997. The broadcast featured an
interview with Bowie by Mary Anne Hobbs interspersed with
specially recorded birthday messages and questions from the likes of
Scott Walker, Damon Albarn, Bono, Robert Smith and many more. This
mostly acoustic session was a stripped back affair featuring some of
Bowie’s favorites of his own compositions and was produced by Bowie
himself, Reeves Gabrels and Mark Plati.
On
April 10, the previously rare “Repitition ‘97” video filmed at the
Earthling Tour rehearsals in Hartford Connecticut by Tim Pope will be
made available for streaming and download. The audio version of the
track will also available to stream on the same date.
CHANGESNOWBOWIE was
recorded and mixed at Looking Glass Studios in New York in November
1996. Gail Ann Dorsey (bass, vocals), Gabrels (guitars, vocals) and
Plati (keyboards and programming) accompanied Bowie on the recording.
CHANGESNOWBOWIE will
be released in limited quantities on LP and CD for Record Store Day on
June 20. The cover art for the album features a stunning black and white
portrait of Bowie by renowned photographer Albert Watson, taken in New
York in 1996.
DAVID BOWIE - CHANGESNOWBOWIE
TRACK LIST
“The Man Who Sold The World”
“Aladdin Sane”
“White Light / White Heat”
“Shopping For Girls”
“Lady Stardust”
“The Supermen”
“Repetition”
“Andy Warhol”
“Quicksand”
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