David Bowie Very Rare 2015 Picture Disc Ain't That Close To Love number 92/100
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Dec 4, 2016
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Nov 16, 2016
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Description
I am offering the 2015 Spanish David Bowie Picture Disc Ain't That Close To Love Number 92 of 100 pressed. The record is in un-played condition and the clear plastic sleeve gas a small slit in the bottom (anybody that owns a picture disc will know that this is normal).
Tracklist
A1 Young Americans* (Stripped Down Mix) 5:12 A2 Never No Turnin' Back* (Demo) 4:48 A3 Somebody Up There Likes Me* (Unfinished Mix) 6:40 A4 Take It In, Right* (Demo) 5:30 A5 Young Americans (US Radio Promo Ad) 0:50 B1 Can You Hear Me?* (Stripped Down Mix) 5:07 B2 Across The Universe** (Stripped Down Mix) 4:44 B3 Fame** (Stripped Down Mix) 3:55 B4 Fame** (Vocal Only Track) 2:41 B5 Young Americans*** (Take 3 Sample) 1:13 B6 After Today*** (Take 1 Sample) 1:05 B7 Lazer*** (Take 1 Sample) 2:14 B8 Shilling The Rubes*** (Take 1 Sample) 1:40 B9 Young Americans (US TV Promo Ad) 0:30Companies, etc.
- Recorded At – Sigma Sound Studios
- Recorded At – Electric Lady Studios
Credits
- Producer – 'The Gouster'
Notes
The best of the Young Americans Sessions. All previously unreleased material.* Recorded at Sigma Sound Studios, Philadelphia 8-23 August 1974
** Recorded at Electric Lady Studios, New York, January 1975
***These are incomplete versions from a very rare reel to reel tape. These are the only available versions of these takes. Recorded at Sigma Sound Studios, Philadelphia 13 August 1974
Note track B2 is just David's vocals, Lennon's guitar and Willy Week's bass
Limited edition of 100, also available in 150 numbered editions on red, yellow, blue wax, and 54 editions on clear splatter wax.
"Shilling The Rubes" = Circus/carnival slang for taking money off of people
Note that Bowie's pseudonym "The Gouster" is a now obscure piece of street slang regarding a form of dress that was adopted by hip black kids in the mid and late 1960s with the dress consisting of baggy, pleated pants and long collar shirts etc to create a "gangster" (cool not flashy) look, which ties in with Bowie's dress at the time.
I only ship to the UK mainland using Parcelforce signed for next day delivery.
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