Bowie - Rare mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Concept By [Album Conceived By], Compiled By – Carlo Basile, Fabrizio Ferrucci
• Lacquer Cut By – JA
• Mastered By – Piero Mannucci
• Photography By – Greg Gorman
• Producer – David Bowie (tracks: A2 to A4, B2 to B5), Ken Scott (tracks: A2 to A4, B1), Tony Visconti (tracks: A5, A6, B2, B4, B5)

Notes

Track A1: Italian version of 'Space Oddity', released in October 1970. Published by Westminster Music Ltd.
Track A2: Released in April 1973 as B-side of 'Drive-In Saturday', was recorded during the 'Ziggy Stardust' sessions. Published by Jewel Music Pub. Co. Ltd.
Track A3: Released in September 1973 as B-side of 'Sorrow'. Published by Carlin Music Corp. / MCPS
Track A4: Released in June 1974 as B-side of 'DiamondDogs'. Published by MainMan Music Ltd. / Chrysalis Music Ltd. / Bewlay Bros. Music
Track A5: Released in September 1974 as B-side of 'Knock On Wood', was recorded live 1974 but not included in the 'David Live' double album. Published by MainMan Music Ltd. / Chrysalis Music Ltd. / Bewlay Bros. Music
Track A6: A different mix than the original track, done for the U.S. market and released in February 1975. Published by MainMan Music Ltd. / Chrysalis Music Ltd. / Bewlay Bros. Music
Track B1: Released in September 1975 as third track of maxi-single 'Space Oddity', was a 'Hunky Dory' outtake. Published by David Bowie / Chrysalis Music Ltd. / MainMan Ltd.
Track B2: 'Heroes', German version, released in September 1977. Published by Bewlay Bros. Music / Fleur Music / E.G. Music
Track B3: Released in December 1979 but recorded in 1975 during the 'Young Americans' sessions. Published by MainMan Ltd. / Chrysalis Music Ltd. / Bowie
Track B4: Also known as 'Alabama Song' released in February 1980. Published by Universal Edition (Ldn) Ltd. / MCPS
Track B5: Released in March 1981 as B-side of 'Up The Hill Backwards', was recorded during the 'Scary Monsters' sessions. Published by Bewlay Bros. Music / Fleur Music

A2, A4, A5 & A6 Produced for Mainman

Mastered at RCA Studios, Rome

Manufactured and Distributed by RCA Ltd., Record Division

℗ RCA Corporation

A1 ℗ 1970
A2, A3 ℗ 1973
A4, A5 ℗ 1974
A6, B1 ℗ 1975
B2 ℗ 1977
B3 ℗ 1979
B4 ℗ 1980
B5 ℗ 1981

Inner sleeve with lyrics.

Track times not listed on release.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Side A variant 1 stamped): PL 45406 A-1U-1-1-
• Matrix / Runout (Side B variant 1 stamped): PL 45406 B-1U-1-1-
• Matrix / Runout (Side A variant 2 stamped): PL 45406 A-1U-1-1
• Matrix / Runout (Side B variant 2 stamped): PL 45406 B-1U-1-2-
• Matrix / Runout (Side A variant 3 stamped): PL 45406 A-1U-1-2
• Matrix / Runout (Side B variant 3 stamped): PL 45406 B-1U-1-2-15
• Matrix / Runout (Side A & B variant 1, 2 & 3 etched): JA
• Rights Society: MCPS
• Other (Printed, back cover bottom-right): PP 1282 RS

Companies

• Marketed By – RCA Ltd.
• Distributed By – RCA Ltd.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – RCA Corporation
• Produced For – Mainman
• Published By – Westminster Music Ltd.
• Published By – Jewel Music Publishing Co. Ltd.
• Published By – Carlin Music Corp.
• Published By – MainMan Music Ltd.
• Published By – Chrysalis Music Ltd.
• Published By – Bewlay Bros. Music
• Published By – David Bowie
• Published By – Mainman Ltd.
• Published By – Fleur Music
• Published By – E.G. Music
• Published By – Universal Edition (London) Ltd.
• Mastered At – RCA Studios, Rome
• Pressed By – EMI Records

Info

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