David Bowie - Golden Years Album

Tracklist

1	I Can't Explain Producer – Ken ScottWritten-By – P. Towshend	2:07
2	Look Back In Anger Composed By [Music By] – Brian Eno, David BowieLyrics By – David Bowie	3:08
3	Wild Is The Wind Arranged By – David BowieWritten-By – D. Tiomkin, N. Washington	5:58
4	Ashes To Ashes	4:21
5	Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps)	5:10
6	Red Sails Composed By [Music By] – Brian Eno, David BowieLyrics By – David Bowie	3:43
7	Joe The Lion	3:05
8	Golden Years Arranged By – David Bowie	4:03
9	Fashion	4:45

Credits

• Mastered By – Piero Mannucci
• Producer – David Bowie, Harry Maslin (tracks: B1, B4), Tony Visconti (tracks: A1 to A3, A5, B2 & B3)
• Written-By – David Bowie (tracks: A1, A5, B1 to B3)

Notes

BOWLP 4
P. Towshend is a typo on the label.
Manufactured in Italy.

Barcodes

• Label Code: LC 0316
• Rights Society: BIEM SIAE
• Matrix / Runout (Side 1): Piero 18-7-83 MKAY 38810 35 - 7A - 15
• Matrix / Runout (Side 2): Piero 11-7-83 MKAY 38811 15 - 7A - 14

Short intro

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