David Bowie - Diamond Dogs North American Tour 1974 Album

Tracklist

1	Sweet Thing (Reprise)
2	Memory Of A Free Festival
3	Chant Of The Ever Circling Skeletal Family
4	O'Keefe Auditorium, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 16th June 1974 (Late Show)
5	Rock 'n' Suicide
6	John, I'm Only Dancing (Again)
7	Dane County Coliseum, Madison, Wisconsin, USA, 11th October 1974
8	Changes
9	Rock 'n' Roll With Me
10	Space Odditiy
11	Memory Of A Free Festival (Mike Garson Band)
12	The Width Of A Circle
13	Win
14	Curtis Hixon Hall, Tampa, Florida, USA, 2nd July 1974
15	All The Young Druds
16	Knock On Wood
17	Sweet Thing-Candidate-Sweet Thing (Reprise)
18	The Jean Genie
19	John, I'm Only Dancing
20	Aladdin Sane (1913-1938-197?)
21	Diamond Dogs
22	Footstompin'
23	Suffragette City
24	Toni Basil Instructions
25	When You Rock 'n' Roll With Me
26	Sorrow
27	Watch That Man
28	Diamond Dogs Tour Rehearsals - Capitol Theater, Port Chester, New York, USA, 8th June 1974
29	Rock 'n' Roll Suicide
30	Young Americans
31	Future Legend
32	Somebody Up There Likes Me
33	Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles, California, USA, 5th September 1974
34	1984
35	Big Brother
36	Cracked Actor
37	Can You Hear Me
38	All The Young Dudes
39	Alladin Sane (1913-1938-197?)
40	Omni Arena, Atlanta, Georgia, USA, 1st December 1974
41	Drive-In Saturday
42	Aladdin Sane
43	Time
44	It's Gonna Be Me
45	Intro
46	Panic In Detroit
47	Rebel Rebel
48	Diamond Dogs
49	Sweet Thing
50	Space Oddity
51	Band Intro
52	Moonage Daydream
53	Candidate
54	Band Introduction

Credits

• Alto Saxophone, Flute – David Sanborn
• Backing Vocals – Anthony Hinton (tracks: 6-1 to 9-18), Ava Cherry (tracks: 6-1 to 9-18), Diane Sumler (tracks: 6-1 to 9-18), Gui Andrisano, Luther Vandross (tracks: 6-1 to 9-18), Robin Clark (tracks: 6-1 to 9-18), Warren Peace
• Baritone Saxophone, Flute – Richard Grando (tracks: 1-1 to 8-17)
• Bass – Doug Rauch (tracks: 6-1 to 7-12), Herbie Flowers (tracks: 1-1 to 8-17), Willie Weeks (tracks: 8-1 to 9-18)
• Drums – Dennis Davis (tracks: 8-1 to 9-18), Gre Errico (tracks: 6-1 to 7-12), Tony Newman (tracks: 1-1 to 8-17)
• Guitar – Earl Slick
• Oboe – Michael Kamen
• Percussion – Pablo Rosario
• Piano, Mellotron, Electric Piano, Synthesizer – Mike Garson
• Rhythm Guitar – Carlos Alomar (tracks: 6-1 to 9-18)
• Vocals – David Bowie

Notes

This is a great collection of live recordings from Bowie's North American Diamond Dogs tour in the Summer an Fall of 1974. All are audience recordings and they range from good to excellent.
Limited Edition of 400 copies only.

Disc One: Dress rehearsal
Capitol Theater, Port Chester, NY, June 8, 1974

This recording is taken from one of two days spent preparing For the tour at the Capitol Theater.

Discs Two and Three:
O'Keefe Auditorium, Toronto, ON, Canada.
Evening show, June 16th, 1974.

This was the third show of the tour and the final Canadian date after Montreal and Ottawa. He played afternoon and evening shows - this was the evening show.

Discs Four and Five:
Curtis Hixon Convention Hall, Tampa, FL, July 2nd, 1974

The driver transporting the tour's gear was stung by a bee on the way to this show - the truck overturned and much of the gear was wrecked. "The concert you are going to see tonight is not the show we had planned for you," says a man address the restless-sounding crowd, the show almost two hours late.
Due to an unfortunate road accident, half of our stage scenery, costumes, lighting equipment, is in a local swamp 15 miles north off here. There was talk of cancelling tonight's performance, but David Bowie would not hear of it, and insisted we go on in handicapped condition.

BAND LINE-UP FOR THE FIRST FIVE DISCS:
David Bowie - vocals
Earl Slick - guitar
Michael Kamen - oboe
Mike Garson - piano, mellotron, electric piano, synthesizers
David Sanborn - alto saxophone, flute
Richard Grando - baritone saxophone, flute
Herbie Flowers - bass
Tony Newman - drums
Pablo Rosario - percussion
Gui Andrisano - backing vocals
Warren Peace - backing vocals

A week after this show the band rolled into Upper Darby, PA where they played six shows at the Tower Theater which were recorded and became the “David Live" album.

Soon after Bowie took the month of August 1974 off, during which time he began recording his follow-up studio album, Young Americans. After this, songs from that album would be incorporated into the band's setlists.

Discs Six and Seven:
Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles, CA, September 5th, 1974

This was the fourth of seven concerts played at the legendary L.A. venue. Supposedly a pre-FM recording, the sound is especially good on this show. It was never broadcast though, so if this is an audience recording, it's a phenomenally good one.

BAND LINE-UP FOR THE L.A. SHOW:
David Bowie - vocals
Earl Slick - guitar
Carlos Alomar - rhythm guitar
Mike Garson - piano, mel otron
David Sanborn - alto saxophone, flute
Richard Grando - baritone saxophone, flute
Doug Rauch - bass
Gre Errico - drums
Pablo lgosario - percussion
Gui Andrisano - backing vocals
Warren Peace - backing vocals
Ava Cher - backing vocals
Robin Clark - backing vocals
Anthony Hinton - backing vocals
Diane Sumler - backing vocals
Luther Vandross - backing vocals

On October 10th, Bowie abandoned the extravagant theatrical set and re-branded the tour "The Soul Tour II" which would continue through the end of the North American leg in December.

Disc Eight:
Dane County Coliseum, Madison, WI, October 11th, 1974

Disc Nine:
Omni Arena, Atlanta, GA, December 1st, 1974

The very last night of the tour, this concert features the first and last ever live performance of the song "Win".

BAND LINE-UP FOR THE LAST TWO DISCS:
David Bowie - vocals
Earl Slick - lead guitar
Carlos Alomar - rhythm guitar
Mike Garson - piano, mellotron
David Sanborn - alto saxophone, flute
Willie Weeks- bass
Dennis Davis - drums
Pablo Rosario - percussion
Warren Peace - backing vocals
Ava Cher - backing vocals
Robin Clark - backing vocals
Anthony Hinton - backing vocals
Diane Sumler - backing vocals
Luther Vandross - backing vocals

Barcodes

• Barcode: 0 84253 23316 3

Companies

• Recorded At – The Capitol Theatre, Port Chester
• Recorded At – O'Keefe Center, Toronto
• Recorded At – Universal Amphitheatre
• Recorded At – Dane County Coliseum
• Recorded At – The Omni

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