David Bowie - Rare - Dinah Shore 1975 - Stay - clip 1

Imagine if this was the first time you had seen David Bowie on television. You would have been spellbound.

The dancing blew my mind when I watched it for the first time. I know I'm the umpteenth person to comment on his dancing, but it's just too awesome. Is there anything this guy can't do?!?

Pardon my nitpicking but I think this was in 1976 not 1975, probably in March when he was on the Station to Station tour.

I think (s)he's dancing, what do I know?¨

This is a great version

Brilliant...love it...is that a merging of the Charleston and the Samba?...didnt know Mr Bowie had it in him!...knew he could bop but that was impressive...oh what a dream boat....

Thanks for posting!

But I couldn't recognize any of the backup musicians... And that guitar player was pissing me off, out of time, cranked up the volume on his amp halfway through the show... and moving around the stage like a jumping bean was funny... Anywho, I like the newer version way better. With the set of legendary musicians. Earl Slick, Mark Plati, Gail Ann Dorsey, Mike...

Not backup musicians.. his band...
Carlos Alomar (g) George Murray (b) Dennis Davis (dr) maybe Mike Garson (keys)

so if someone is having an amp problem they should be criticized for it!?!?

at the start looks like M.J. moves with the feet....who was first? rip M.J

Such a funky great song, all of Bowie's seventies material is great and god-like untouchable but it;s hard to view his blue-eyed soul performances and gaunt appearance during his Young Americans-Station to Station period with anything more than an ironic slant Like Rick James said "Cocaine is a hell of a drug"