@Groblinfull We meet again! I have commented on this video about ten times, my god he was at his peak vocals, and what feeling and emotion ! He looks emaciated yet we get this gift, thank you Mr. Jones, peace and love, also to you,my friend
Thanks for putting this on - still amazes me that youtube means we can get to see stuff like this at the flick of a cursor. Thanks to everyone who keeps it going
this is one of the more haunting versions...slowed to an almost stop! I can feel the tick-tock pounding to where I clearly hear precisely where each agonizing musical change takes place. This is just fine wine aging well over four decades of troubled times.
In "73" I was listening to the Aladdin Sane album . My dad peeked into my room (not disliking the music ) saw the cover and told me to get rid of it . Of course , I didn't . What is really funny was I also had Alice Cooper's Killer album out . For those as old as I am , you remember the foldout of Alice hanging himself . He saw that too but , it didn't seem to phase him . David Bowie scared the hell out of him .
I think that is when I really began to understand Bowie .
Because he's not high at all :P Doesn't matter anyway, he's still amazing, I nearly cry every time I listen to his music with the thought I might never meet him, and te fact that he's 64 and...I don't even want to talk about that...He is my ultimate role model, I will never get over this man who was so influential and aetherial. I just hope one day I will be able to meet him and I can leve just as much as a mark on society withought upstaging him, impossible to do though it may be.
I've got five years left - I've got Cancer - I'm Cancer - born in July - Just five years left to listen to a band I love like Beatles and Bowie and Books like the Bible. Since I ate the Poison Pill and saw Joan's God as just "One of Us", I haven't too much use of a new song and remember "just an old fashioned Love Song" I heard playing when we were drinking "milk shakes - cold and long". it must be "Monday, Monday" 'cause "the sky is grey" and "rainy days always get me down".
@mizzury54 I know, right?! She seems like one of the least hip people around, yet she not only had Bowie on her show multiple times but also Iggy Pop! That's borderline insane.
I rember hooking school to watch this, someincrediblelive TV then.....anyone rememberMike Douglas' co-hosts? Anyone see John and Yoko the wekk''ekthey did...nowadays canyoueven imagine seeing anyone not geeting bleeped by a line like 'and the queer threw up at the sight of that'?
We are such sissies now. Try hunting up The New York Dolls.....
I rember hooking school to watch this, someincrediblelive TV then.....anyone rememberMike Douglas' co-hosts? Anyone see John and Yoko the wekk''ekthey did...nowadays canyoueven imagine seeing anyone not geeting bleeped by a line like 'and the queer threw up at the sight of that'?
I wonder if Burt Reynolds had started to plow Dinah yet???
Shes seems to be squirming in her seat a bit which makes me think it may have already have happened. As far as Bowie's performance, hes always a great entertainer...Hey, are you alowed to say "Black" anymore?
Somebody should call Al Sharpton to protest this...No Justice, No Peas!!!
Ziggy StartDust wrote this song in the early seventies and he would never have let David Bowie sing it if he hadn't retired into acting in films on the cinema. Maybe it's true David Bowie stole this song from Ziggy StartDust but he will never be accredit with it as it is just a cover version like when Suzanne Boyle sang that white horses song by Bob Dylans.
Dinah had a huge crush on Bowie at5 this time and it is very obvious in this interview how flirty she is. This was Bowie's physical beauty peak. (and vocal)
Bowie, a fine wine that gets better with every year that passes. Here is some early vintage. Some effects from being recorded off an old Glass Tit (Boob Tube)...are actually pretty cool.
This song came to David in a dream... This is prophetic...Truely a song for today ! (Lord, I pray we have more than five years)
I'm 18, and a big Bowie fan, but it makes me think is their anyone modern that means so much culturally to music as he did in his time. It makes me sad I have to look to the past to find such inspiring and great musicianship, when modern music is basically regurgitating the same formula becuase they know it sells well. Will thier ever be another Elvis/Bowie?
Sweety, not to be an a-hole but you mean to use there not their. And you are so right about their not being another Bowie but their is good music still being made. Check out Thom Yorke of Radiohead. In my opinion he is one of the great current musical geniuses. In Rainbows is a fucking amazing album!
@RabbitFodder123 Look to the underground scene for good music and not mainstream. Back in the early '70s Bowie was not listened to by the masses in USA either and was for the people that went beyond the mainstream. Many Americans back in the day referred to music like this as "fag rock". Well, they can suck my dick because Bowie is still here and to universal critical acclaim too.
@MultiKanut I was listening to Bowie back in 74 as a kid, my friends older brothers buged me about how Bowie was gay and as you said the music was for fags. lol I said I could care less (not really knowing what a fag was) and stayed true to the man. I'm still a huge a fan to this day. You're right, it wasn't until the China Girl years that he became mainstream, people went back through his music and were not afraid to say they listen to him. Later those brothers respected I stood my ground. :)
@RabbitFodder123 I agree that our current cycle of music doesn't seem to involve much "craftsmanship". However, remember there are others who feel the same way and some certainly have musical talent. It's just a matter of time before one of them makes themselves known.
@RabbitFodder123 I'm 14 and COMPLETELY agree, music just seems to be all the same now- David Bowie is literally everything to me...I would love it if someone could make such a good influence as Bowie, I think we've just got to accept that if you want good music you have to look for the past :) Finegrs crossed for the future though ;))
@RabbitFodder123 course not, but good music transcends time and if you consider how changes influence all that is seen heard and otherwise felt this temporary anomaly, this vacancy needs B overcome, just as you C in all things, debate of great matters, consider your consideration; inspiration, how choose you to use it, does it amuse you or ? do you make/create - we all have the potential of great creations, even darkness can inspire delight. O & down with mass media corp control! Free thinker :)
@RabbitFodder123 You are right. And we all listen to old music. i can recomend "radiohead" they are realy good in all albums, but i think you know allredy. Best wishes for some good music:)
@RabbitFodder123 I doubt there will ever be another "Elvis/Bowie." I say that not because newer bands/artists are untalented, but because the cultural climate/ way people look at music and creative people has changed so drastically. Americans seem to have decided that anything apart from the norm is no good. While, all this may be, you don't have to only look to the past to find great musicianship. Maybe just dig deeper. Molly is a hell of a drug.
It's great to see another version of my Favorite Bowie song, but i hated the tempo and the twisted vocal stylings of this classic. Seriously, that song is as PERFECT as any song i've ever heard, how can you dare mess with it ?
75 was the absolute height in his whole creative path, thicker than ever, the voice of troubled man at full potential, than those times were simply amazing qualitywise regarding any sort of music that was made.
Ziggy StartDust wrote this song in the early seventies and he would never have let David Bowie sing it if he hadn't retired into acting in films on the cinema. Maybe it's true David Bowie stole this song from Ziggy StartDust but he will never be accredit with it as it is just a cover version like when Suzanne Boyle sang that white horses song by Bob Dylans.
@CrubbDaTubb HAHAHAHAHAHAHA you have made my day!! your lack of knowledge about david bowie asounds me!! :L how could you not know that ziggy stardust is david bowie's alter-ego!!!! :L
damn there are so many great version un recorded and recorded of this song. god bless bowie. i gotta cover of this great song that i do not pretend to do justice to but i'd love your opinion and not mine. much love, amor, y paz
Fabulous fabulous. Best version IMO. Dinah however grates. I hate all of his interviews with her because of her weird flirtatious trying to be sexy attitude with him. Dislike.
...brilliant version. who are the musicians with Bowie here? i love the feel laid down by the rhythm section; unlike any other version i've heard. masterful vocal. thanks very much for posting...
I saw Mr. Bowie on May 19th, 2004, at the Milwaukee Theatre.
"2006" is maybe the last year I remembered what I had for breakfast by dusk.
That said, the rest is accurate. He did speak in candor, and at some length, about his songwriting. His comments had all the attendant charm and brilliance we might expect.
Thank you for your kind indulgence. (Goddamn, you're looking old...)
i live in spain and just the other day i saw this boy with a guitar on the streets absolutely screaming this song out, he was superb, just goes to show how universal the power and the beauty of bowies songs are... supreme
I had the great fortune of seeing Mr. Bowie in 2006. He was warm, engaging, and spoke about his songwriting. The gist of what he said was he was a bit uncomfortable as a rock performer, but that he was proud of his songs. It was great to hear him champion his music, and in in his speech there seemed to be real humility, a look back, a summoning up.
pushing through with David singing
greenalphabet 1 week ago
Respect to Dinah Shore, bringing music like David's to mainstream viewers RIP Dinah Shore
NoDestinyLive4Now 2 weeks ago
Fantastic performance! Loved it. He's THE MAN.
OiOiSaveloyOiOi 1 month ago
David Bowie was so ahead of his time
Groblinfull 1 month ago
@Groblinfull We meet again! I have commented on this video about ten times, my god he was at his peak vocals, and what feeling and emotion ! He looks emaciated yet we get this gift, thank you Mr. Jones, peace and love, also to you,my friend
blooddonor70 1 month ago
Thanks for putting this on - still amazes me that youtube means we can get to see stuff like this at the flick of a cursor. Thanks to everyone who keeps it going
caerus12 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
"And the QUEER threw up at the sight of that."
scaburro 3 months ago
"BOWIE" - more than human's deserve!
ArrDeeSee9 3 months ago
He put so much emotion into this one
Jcerillo70 3 months ago
"And a BEAR through up at the sight of that...."
shaymultimedia 4 months ago
@shaymultimedia haha nice catch mate! I think they censored it for wholesome Dinah Shore.
NoDestinyLive4Now 3 months ago
Bowie in his prime.
LivinWorstNightmare 5 months ago
0:10 did she say David Tomie?
Keshal94 5 months ago
@Keshal94 "david told me"
jenilooh 5 months ago
A very good version of a very good song.
garylongden 6 months ago
Spectacular.
Grazie for the upload.
BeingSlinky1111 6 months ago
it is so clear...he is in love....and afraid....
WESSYS 6 months ago
this is one of the more haunting versions...slowed to an almost stop! I can feel the tick-tock pounding to where I clearly hear precisely where each agonizing musical change takes place. This is just fine wine aging well over four decades of troubled times.
godisdeadagain 7 months ago 3
thanks...............
pinkydogbear 7 months ago
wow !!
freethequeen 7 months ago
In "73" I was listening to the Aladdin Sane album . My dad peeked into my room (not disliking the music ) saw the cover and told me to get rid of it . Of course , I didn't . What is really funny was I also had Alice Cooper's Killer album out . For those as old as I am , you remember the foldout of Alice hanging himself . He saw that too but , it didn't seem to phase him . David Bowie scared the hell out of him .
I think that is when I really began to understand Bowie .
DAVPK1 7 months ago 6
Very nice! Thanx for the upload!
PlanTonto 7 months ago
A religious experience !!
muskokan59 8 months ago
fantastic!!!!
pontello3 8 months ago
a live music spot on day time TV and Bowie to boot, pretty go stuff, not like you had access to TV recorders very much back then.
boris4911 8 months ago
Really makes me cry...
irenebowie 8 months ago
37 years
muckstar23 9 months ago
He never looked better than here. Otherworldly.
dragmio 9 months ago
The Thin White Duke versions o Five Years are always amazing. Check the live album in the station to station box set if you don't believe me ;)
LivinWorstNightmare 9 months ago
prefer the original drumming
shaftsbury94 9 months ago
delícia para meus ouvidos
katiarosalva 9 months ago
amazing indeed!
maurinka 10 months ago
Because he's not high at all :P Doesn't matter anyway, he's still amazing, I nearly cry every time I listen to his music with the thought I might never meet him, and te fact that he's 64 and...I don't even want to talk about that...He is my ultimate role model, I will never get over this man who was so influential and aetherial. I just hope one day I will be able to meet him and I can leve just as much as a mark on society withought upstaging him, impossible to do though it may be.
AbstractZygodactyl 10 months ago
man i wish i had the opportunity to see bowie back then :( i was seriously born in the wrong generation.
iloveebowie 10 months ago 37
@iloveebowie Saame..My spanish teacher says the same thing whenever we talk about music :P
AbstractZygodactyl 10 months ago
@iloveebowie totally feel you dude
Palanzza 6 months ago
Holy damn... Bowie doing an alt-country version... fucking awesome!!!
CanOfMinus 10 months ago
Yeah, I'm 18 too and I totally agree. I think we all should have been born like forty years ago.
pleasebemine0 10 months ago 2
@pleasebemine0 40 years ago, you would have been under 5 in 1975 .... You'd be hanging out at his concerts at then ?
sclapione 7 months ago
@sclapione obviously, and I would've grown up listenting to David Bowie, what else could I ask for?
pleasebemine0 7 months ago
He looks like a Talking Head in this video.
rolandrog 10 months ago
my brain hurts like a wharehouse tooo---bowie is brilliant
kju1019 10 months ago
Come back David! There is a whole new generation just waiting for you!!! :)
Lozzeii 10 months ago
I've got five years left - I've got Cancer - I'm Cancer - born in July - Just five years left to listen to a band I love like Beatles and Bowie and Books like the Bible. Since I ate the Poison Pill and saw Joan's God as just "One of Us", I haven't too much use of a new song and remember "just an old fashioned Love Song" I heard playing when we were drinking "milk shakes - cold and long". it must be "Monday, Monday" 'cause "the sky is grey" and "rainy days always get me down".
rolandrog 11 months ago
@rolandrog dont always believe it--i was told that in 1990--u hang in there
kju1019 10 months ago
14 people need to pull their head out of their ass.
GaxlTheGr8 1 year ago
funny edit @2:59
"and the *#^% threw up at the sight of that."
I guess "queer" was too much to broadcast in 1975
hiphopxyz 1 year ago
all i can say is WOW...What a legend he is
gaassl 1 year ago
Diana Shore had this appearance of conservatism. Very commendable that she had Bowie on her show and doing this obscurist composition.
mizzury54 1 year ago
@mizzury54 I know, right?! She seems like one of the least hip people around, yet she not only had Bowie on her show multiple times but also Iggy Pop! That's borderline insane.
c8udyp 1 year ago
I rember hooking school to watch this, someincrediblelive TV then.....anyone rememberMike Douglas' co-hosts? Anyone see John and Yoko the wekk''ekthey did...nowadays canyoueven imagine seeing anyone not geeting bleeped by a line like 'and the queer threw up at the sight of that'?
We are such sissies now. Try hunting up The New York Dolls.....
katoklzmk 1 year ago
I rember hooking school to watch this, someincrediblelive TV then.....anyone rememberMike Douglas' co-hosts? Anyone see John and Yoko the wekk''ekthey did...nowadays canyoueven imagine seeing anyone not geeting bleeped by a line like 'and the queer threw up at the sight of that'?
We are such sissies now.
katoklzmk 1 year ago
this is just WOW
MsPinkcadillac 1 year ago
Yeah fuck elvis, he's got nothing on bowie. and there is always plenty of great music and shitty music, now or in 75.
pogopogopogo3 1 year ago
I wonder if Burt Reynolds had started to plow Dinah yet???
Shes seems to be squirming in her seat a bit which makes me think it may have already have happened. As far as Bowie's performance, hes always a great entertainer...Hey, are you alowed to say "Black" anymore?
Somebody should call Al Sharpton to protest this...No Justice, No Peas!!!
SVinNJ 1 year ago
This is fantastic! First time ive seen this version!
sirstanley10001 1 year ago
Wow that was an amazing performance. Thats why he has god status!
dbvalentine 1 year ago 2
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Ziggy StartDust wrote this song in the early seventies and he would never have let David Bowie sing it if he hadn't retired into acting in films on the cinema. Maybe it's true David Bowie stole this song from Ziggy StartDust but he will never be accredit with it as it is just a cover version like when Suzanne Boyle sang that white horses song by Bob Dylans.
CrubbDaTubb 1 year ago
Never seen this before and he sang it in a slightly different tone than he normally would. That was during his "Philly" phase, I liked it.
MultiKanut 1 year ago
Major props for Dinah Shore(RIP) for always putting David on her show. She was cool.
harwicke 1 year ago 20
David Bowie.. What/who else? :)
lk0705 1 year ago
it is so great,so great
64blueblue 1 year ago
"David TOLD ME interestingly enough. . ."
littledavearrival 1 year ago
0:08 David Domie? Like She cant say David Bowie :P
wotererio 1 year ago
0:08 David Domie?
wotererio 1 year ago
this is art. just... overwhelming.
DuHastAuch 1 year ago
i love david! he is art!!!!!!
bonecakabukidoll 1 year ago
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My brain hurt like a warehouse, it had no room to spare.
snarladog 1 year ago
My brain hurt like a warehouse, it had no room to spare.
snarladog 1 year ago
A fabulous song, beautiful voice.
JJones0424 1 year ago
This is fucking fabulous.
snitchlove 1 year ago
That man is sooo sexy! Wonderful guy with a stunning voice...
You just got to love him...
zwartegodin 1 year ago
he can't be one of us!he's from another world... amazing video!!
MirkwOodElf89 1 year ago
awesome
jjames9826 1 year ago
Great! I noticed that he switched 'sighing' and 'crying', first verse, in this version.
Kanarie1973 1 year ago
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He heard Terry phone, in the house, favourite memories,
He sawed boys toys, eclectic ions and Teevees
My brain hard like a wharehouse with new room to spare
I had cramp and so many things everything in hair
- Ziggy Starsdust 1974
CrubbDaTubb 1 year ago 2
Who the f didn't like this?
SunbeltRyders 1 year ago
so slow -- maybe he even thinks so -- but an interesting version, thanks
digenovafilm 1 year ago
so much soul
dannydangerously 1 year ago
so much soul
dannydangerously 1 year ago
This is awesome. Thanks for sharing. This may be my favorite version of this song. I've never heard this version until now. Wow. So good.
fauxpasmusictube 1 year ago
Awesome!
MissElbowMax 1 year ago
Thanks Thanks Thanks!
Thats a relic!
4n4rk 1 year ago
wow the lady presenter is so cool, who is she?
bissia 1 year ago
Dinah had a huge crush on Bowie at5 this time and it is very obvious in this interview how flirty she is. This was Bowie's physical beauty peak. (and vocal)
perisphone 1 year ago
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Bowie, a fine wine that gets better with every year that passes. Here is some early vintage. Some effects from being recorded off an old Glass Tit (Boob Tube)...are actually pretty cool.
This song came to David in a dream... This is prophetic...Truely a song for today ! (Lord, I pray we have more than five years)
BillyJoeVegas 1 year ago
CRUB DA TUB... What a frickin' IDIOT !!!
BillyJoeVegas 1 year ago
I don't know if we have 5 years left or not, but I want you to know that I love you all.
sydbarrett5 1 year ago
He heard Terry phone, in the house, favourite memories,
He sawed boys toys, eclectic ions and Teevees
My brain hard like a wharehouse with new room to spare
I had cramp and so many things everything in hair
- Ziggy Starsdust 1974
CrubbDaTubb 1 year ago
@CrubbDaTubb I hope you're joking about the lyrics. Those lyrics are way off. :)
fauxpasmusictube 1 year ago
News guy wept when he told us...Earth was really dying...He cried so much his face was wet...then I knew he was not lying
(I wish news today would be so honest)
mariojragucci2 1 year ago 2
I love Bowie. This is awesome, recorded from an old boob tube.
tdovelaux 1 year ago
The White Duke. Superb!
jppless1 1 year ago
Great!
BeamOut1 1 year ago
Would have been beyond perfection if Mick Ronson was there.
dejahthoris 1 year ago
3 years before my birth :) amazing
TanyishaStra 1 year ago
wow, music to deaf ears. l kiss you, your beautifull l want you to walk.
woofmanning123 1 year ago
wow... I love this man so much....
yas2806 1 year ago
i like how she says "bandshtand" lol
worldofbong 1 year ago
my god- stunning
glitterjenn 1 year ago
OUTSTANDING!
bunnyzero0 1 year ago
Perfect!
gyrate4 1 year ago
I would pay money for this with high quality video.
maximumwangchung 1 year ago 2
Brilliant song. Its my favourite song off the ziggy stardust album.
MrLukestardust 1 year ago
oh my god, David Bowie is amazing
Mellovixen 1 year ago
I'm 18, and a big Bowie fan, but it makes me think is their anyone modern that means so much culturally to music as he did in his time. It makes me sad I have to look to the past to find such inspiring and great musicianship, when modern music is basically regurgitating the same formula becuase they know it sells well. Will thier ever be another Elvis/Bowie?
RabbitFodder123 1 year ago 33
@RabbitFodder123 One Bowie is enough for the world
dejahthoris 1 year ago
@RabbitFodder123
Sweety, not to be an a-hole but you mean to use there not their. And you are so right about their not being another Bowie but their is good music still being made. Check out Thom Yorke of Radiohead. In my opinion he is one of the great current musical geniuses. In Rainbows is a fucking amazing album!
TheSonicchick 1 year ago
@TheSonicchick why would you make a there/their grammar correction and then use their improperly (twice) in the comment.
OthafaSG 1 year ago
@RabbitFodder123 Look to the underground scene for good music and not mainstream. Back in the early '70s Bowie was not listened to by the masses in USA either and was for the people that went beyond the mainstream. Many Americans back in the day referred to music like this as "fag rock". Well, they can suck my dick because Bowie is still here and to universal critical acclaim too.
MultiKanut 1 year ago
@MultiKanut I was listening to Bowie back in 74 as a kid, my friends older brothers buged me about how Bowie was gay and as you said the music was for fags. lol I said I could care less (not really knowing what a fag was) and stayed true to the man. I'm still a huge a fan to this day. You're right, it wasn't until the China Girl years that he became mainstream, people went back through his music and were not afraid to say they listen to him. Later those brothers respected I stood my ground. :)
Johnnywhamo 6 months ago
@RabbitFodder123
Elvis sucks. Big time stink.
SUICIDEDEATHCULT 1 year ago
@RabbitFodder123 You are part of the problem. Bowie wouldn't agree with you.
GiganticAsses 1 year ago
@RabbitFodder123 I agree that our current cycle of music doesn't seem to involve much "craftsmanship". However, remember there are others who feel the same way and some certainly have musical talent. It's just a matter of time before one of them makes themselves known.
c8udyp 1 year ago
@RabbitFodder123 I'm 14 and COMPLETELY agree, music just seems to be all the same now- David Bowie is literally everything to me...I would love it if someone could make such a good influence as Bowie, I think we've just got to accept that if you want good music you have to look for the past :) Finegrs crossed for the future though ;))
1996Bowie 1 year ago 2
@RabbitFodder123 course not, but good music transcends time and if you consider how changes influence all that is seen heard and otherwise felt this temporary anomaly, this vacancy needs B overcome, just as you C in all things, debate of great matters, consider your consideration; inspiration, how choose you to use it, does it amuse you or ? do you make/create - we all have the potential of great creations, even darkness can inspire delight. O & down with mass media corp control! Free thinker :)
mythtree 1 year ago
@RabbitFodder123 You are right. And we all listen to old music. i can recomend "radiohead" they are realy good in all albums, but i think you know allredy. Best wishes for some good music:)
kajvlado 1 year ago
@RabbitFodder123 I doubt there will ever be another "Elvis/Bowie." I say that not because newer bands/artists are untalented, but because the cultural climate/ way people look at music and creative people has changed so drastically. Americans seem to have decided that anything apart from the norm is no good. While, all this may be, you don't have to only look to the past to find great musicianship. Maybe just dig deeper. Molly is a hell of a drug.
youhavegeniusshins 10 months ago
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS..RESPECT
satyros2 1 year ago
chill - just an R'N'B version gesh he wrote it
monkeypuzzle351 1 year ago
It's great to see another version of my Favorite Bowie song, but i hated the tempo and the twisted vocal stylings of this classic. Seriously, that song is as PERFECT as any song i've ever heard, how can you dare mess with it ?
RUSHUFO 1 year ago
this is classic on so many levels, it is truly...amazing
christinechurch1963 1 year ago
Awesome!
JuanLorenZerimar 1 year ago
my all time favorite artist.
partylikeitsnine 1 year ago
Damn he's sexy!
ozzfan1979 1 year ago 4
When we stand before our Creator the question will not be over lives right or wrong but whether or not we listened to David Bowie.
yamaka820 1 year ago 39
@yamaka820 Quoted you on facebook, hope you don't mind!
abake 1 year ago
75 was the absolute height in his whole creative path, thicker than ever, the voice of troubled man at full potential, than those times were simply amazing qualitywise regarding any sort of music that was made.
cet homme là me tue
NAIVADA 1 year ago
Ziggy StartDust wrote this song in the early seventies and he would never have let David Bowie sing it if he hadn't retired into acting in films on the cinema. Maybe it's true David Bowie stole this song from Ziggy StartDust but he will never be accredit with it as it is just a cover version like when Suzanne Boyle sang that white horses song by Bob Dylans.
CrubbDaTubb 1 year ago
@CrubbDaTubb
You must be a troll or just very young and don't know your history.
TheeCrazydee 1 year ago
@CrubbDaTubb Dude, Ziggy Stardust IS David Bowie. Bowie wrote the song, therefore he has every right to sing it. Do your research before you post.
Jrsarver 1 year ago
@Jrsarver I don't think so
CrubbDaTubb 1 year ago
@CrubbDaTubb is an attention whore troll.
blooddonor70 1 year ago
@blooddonor70 You cheeky tw4t
CrubbDaTubb 1 year ago
@CrubbDaTubb is that good?
blooddonor70 1 year ago
@CrubbDaTubb
Ba ha ha ha you're jokin right??
If not you really need to spend some time facing the wall with the dunce hat on.
chelsea65blue 1 year ago
@CrubbDaTubb HAHAHAHAHAHAHA you have made my day!! your lack of knowledge about david bowie asounds me!! :L how could you not know that ziggy stardust is david bowie's alter-ego!!!! :L
Ellathegreatable 1 year ago
@CrubbDaTubb Thats gotta be some kind of artsy joke, hasn't it?!?
captaingoatbeard7 1 year ago
damn there are so many great version un recorded and recorded of this song. god bless bowie. i gotta cover of this great song that i do not pretend to do justice to but i'd love your opinion and not mine. much love, amor, y paz
solargesture 1 year ago
i'm in luv again
acfg59 1 year ago
just love the version!
dorisuchan 1 year ago
Wow... so much feeling.... And his voice is more mature here too. Brilliant.
TheColonelsKitchen 1 year ago
Good video, but it's pre-Thin White Duke. He looked more austere during that period.
uItravioIet 1 year ago
Fabulous fabulous. Best version IMO. Dinah however grates. I hate all of his interviews with her because of her weird flirtatious trying to be sexy attitude with him. Dislike.
perisphone 1 year ago
It's amazing how 3 years can change a song, this arrangement is as good as the original, it builds so soulfully. Great version.
morleygrey 1 year ago
Well ok a bit like young Beckham only with 100X the Charisma
Mucky1little2me3 1 year ago
Looks scarily like Beckham in this.
Mucky1little2me3 1 year ago
60 pounds lighter, but okay.
gumborific 1 year ago
Im in love with the feeling of this guy
peiyakass 1 year ago
...brilliant version. who are the musicians with Bowie here? i love the feel laid down by the rhythm section; unlike any other version i've heard. masterful vocal. thanks very much for posting...
thisNewFoundLand 1 year ago
Great version--thanks!
dantean 1 year ago 2
His appearance changed dramatically between 72 and 75
Kushrynada 1 year ago
he s got this extra virtuous voice with a slightly hysterical touch,......
piroschka6 1 year ago 2
...gives you tingles down your spine. Amazing!
canogasnow 1 year ago
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canogasnow 1 year ago
May have been a guest appearance at the Nine Inch Nails gigs, Bauhaus also turned up.
GUNNAHZ70 1 year ago
i simply love him and this version is so amazing!!!!thx for this rarity!
ducessaristocat 1 year ago 3
Way too cool for school. This guy could make anything sound great. Bravo.
manmanguy 2 years ago 2
Takes me back to 1978 cruising around in the country burning one!
ordertoo 2 years ago
@clouds88, thanks for the good laugh haha
Droyd21 2 years ago
To Bodacea1: a warm hello to you.
I am abashed, ashamed, getting older, I suppose.
I saw Mr. Bowie on May 19th, 2004, at the Milwaukee Theatre.
"2006" is maybe the last year I remembered what I had for breakfast by dusk.
That said, the rest is accurate. He did speak in candor, and at some length, about his songwriting. His comments had all the attendant charm and brilliance we might expect.
Thank you for your kind indulgence. (Goddamn, you're looking old...)
Best,
Terry
swampgravy 2 years ago 3
This is the best version he ever did. Slower than Five Years on the Ziggy-album, but sung with so much passion. BRAVO!!!
Kanarie1973 2 years ago
This song has always held a special place in my heart.....a great find!!
muskokan59 2 years ago 2
Great sound quality, excellent upload :)
gards2 2 years ago 3
This is amazing!! I just love him ♥
jones47star66 2 years ago
this song always gives me the chills, I love it.
QueeenBrian 2 years ago
Gorgeous guy with a gorgeous voice.
Raiyne123 2 years ago 23
God I love this...
corganite7 2 years ago 2
amazing amazing amazing Vocals! My Favorite Bowie song!
placebosky 2 years ago 2
i live in spain and just the other day i saw this boy with a guitar on the streets absolutely screaming this song out, he was superb, just goes to show how universal the power and the beauty of bowies songs are... supreme
theroxysiren 2 years ago 44
my favourite song to play....
corganite7 2 years ago
Gonna make every fan happy, thank you.
The audio as well as Bowie's tone are just fantastic.
jerste 2 years ago 3
Gorgeous !
kirjava3 2 years ago 4
OH My ! He was this gorgeous !
kirjava3 2 years ago 5
I had the great fortune of seeing Mr. Bowie in 2006. He was warm, engaging, and spoke about his songwriting. The gist of what he said was he was a bit uncomfortable as a rock performer, but that he was proud of his songs. It was great to hear him champion his music, and in in his speech there seemed to be real humility, a look back, a summoning up.
Bravo. Long live!
swampgravy 2 years ago 3
You saw him in 2006? He had pretty much retired since 2004. You are lucky to have heard him talk. Where was this please share? :)
Bodacea1 2 years ago
one of bowie's best.
Yggdrasil447 2 years ago 2
An era that will never be repeated. I feel sad for kids today when I think what a teen sees on TV for music today.
ajabberwock 2 years ago 6
im 13 and listen to bowie, iggy, all motown music, grand funk, all the greats plus icp twiztid boondoxs dark lotus etc.
oyeah96 2 years ago 7
"smiling and waving and looking so fine" from 'Stage' always makes me tear up.
matjohnroe 2 years ago 4