while listening to this song with my head down(doing Sudoku puzzles) I had to check to see if I was listening to HD or DD, the piano sounds like a lot of DD songs
The opening here, and its reprise at 2:12, (and later throughout the demo), can be found at the end of Sweet Thing on DD as it seques into the the rhythm drone leading into Rebel Rebel. Its definitely Mike Garson on piano and very likely the Pinups lineup of Trevor B, Ronno, and A. Dunbar on drums. Songs for DD were being worked up at that time and especially during the 1980 Floor
This would be most likely an early outtake of Sweet Thing and/or an unreleased song. Most likely Sweet Thing. If this how Sweet Thing would end up, I'd be listening to it every day.
For me it's an Aladdin Sane outtake without doubt - recall reading years ago when it was eventually used on Diamond Dogs that it had been an old track that didn't make the "previous" album.
@brendanolear You're probably correct with the time of the tune being written but it's Aynsley Dunbar on drums here. Aladdin Sane was Woody on drums. At some points on Hunky Dory & Aladdin Sane you can hear why Woody got dumped, bless him.
@Artaxerxes333 Recorded at maida vale studios in late 72 , same session as waiting for the man, originally called Aladdinvain , changed title to Tragic Moments and thus subsequently dropped.
@Artaxerxes333 This is definately Mick Ronson on guitar & Mike Garson on Piano, but not Woody on drums. Ansley Dunbar took over after the Aladdin Sane Sessions, & you can plainly hear it. I would say this was recorded during Pin Ups/Diamond Dogs sessions.
Many years ago it was rumoured that Bowie intented to call the album A Lad in Vain..a pun ( vein ) on the heroin epidemic that was sweeping the US at that time.
I just had to learn how to play the bass part of this rare gem, I wish Bowie stuck with this particular line up for another album !
Droyd21 3 days ago
imagine the awesome jam session this must hav been
alphonsedot 1 week ago
while listening to this song with my head down(doing Sudoku puzzles) I had to check to see if I was listening to HD or DD, the piano sounds like a lot of DD songs
matthewjamesleveille 2 weeks ago
Its like a sexier version of the trololo song
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melissasatanica 1 month ago
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melissasatanica 1 month ago
The opening here, and its reprise at 2:12, (and later throughout the demo), can be found at the end of Sweet Thing on DD as it seques into the the rhythm drone leading into Rebel Rebel. Its definitely Mike Garson on piano and very likely the Pinups lineup of Trevor B, Ronno, and A. Dunbar on drums. Songs for DD were being worked up at that time and especially during the 1980 Floor
show period.
bowiemott 6 months ago 5
This would be most likely an early outtake of Sweet Thing and/or an unreleased song. Most likely Sweet Thing. If this how Sweet Thing would end up, I'd be listening to it every day.
SuperDiamondDogs 6 months ago
There's a mellotron on this. It would probably be George Martin's hired by Tony Visconti who produced Diamond Dogs. That's just a guess :)
0ooMICKoo0 8 months ago
For me it's an Aladdin Sane outtake without doubt - recall reading years ago when it was eventually used on Diamond Dogs that it had been an old track that didn't make the "previous" album.
brendanolear 8 months ago
@brendanolear You're probably correct with the time of the tune being written but it's Aynsley Dunbar on drums here. Aladdin Sane was Woody on drums. At some points on Hunky Dory & Aladdin Sane you can hear why Woody got dumped, bless him.
0ooMICKoo0 8 months ago
This sounds really funny ! I'm laughing all the time !
ezaube1030 10 months ago
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!
ArgWoman 1 year ago
This would later go on to be Sweet Thing and Candidate, and is said to be a Diamond Dogs Demo, not an Aladdin Sane outtake
MrMAHBOI1 1 year ago
according to Nicholas Peggs The Complete David Bowie, this is most likely a Diamond Dogs outtake and not an Aladdin Sane one :)
Artaxerxes333 1 year ago
@Artaxerxes333 Well i Just added it through my discography and it was in aladdin sane so i just put it in (:
StardustZiggy95 1 year ago
@StardustZiggy95 Thanks for posting this! Some call it Zion. It's well worth sharing to save us boots :-)
buena1968 1 year ago
@StardustZiggy95 I wonder if it;s a pinups outtake as it sound more like Ronno than Bowie on guitar?
buena1968 1 year ago
@Artaxerxes333 Recorded at maida vale studios in late 72 , same session as waiting for the man, originally called Aladdinvain , changed title to Tragic Moments and thus subsequently dropped.
LOW1711 1 year ago
@Artaxerxes333 This is definately Mick Ronson on guitar & Mike Garson on Piano, but not Woody on drums. Ansley Dunbar took over after the Aladdin Sane Sessions, & you can plainly hear it. I would say this was recorded during Pin Ups/Diamond Dogs sessions.
0ooMICKoo0 8 months ago
"intended"...DOH ...it's dark in here !!!
johnmckinlay67 1 year ago
Many years ago it was rumoured that Bowie intented to call the album A Lad in Vain..a pun ( vein ) on the heroin epidemic that was sweeping the US at that time.
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funktofunky1 1 year ago