David Bowie/London,UK 1976

From the UK tour accompanying the release of “STATION TO STATION” in 1976, the final day of the London Wembley performance, which was held for 6 consecutive days, on May 8th, is completely recorded with ideal high-quality audience recording! The London performance at this time was limited to the analog boot “THE WEMBLEY WIZARD TOUCHES THE DIAL” (an unprecedented “decoy investigation record” made by the authorities to crack down on pirated discs), which recorded the performance on May 7th the previous day. Since it was not released at all, the complete recording of the concert from another performance will be a very happy one for fans. Enjoy the hard excitement of “Stay” and “Waiting For The Man,” as well as “Five Years,” a medley of “Life On Mars?,” and “Panic In Detroit,” featuring Dennis Davis’ drum solo. is one of the places to listen. Tony Kaye, formerly of Yes, gives a nice touch on the piano, adding flavor to “Waiting For The Man,” the beautiful mellow arrangement of “Changes,” and the piano playing that pulls the whole thing together. The complete story of the 1976 London Wembley performance that first appeared is definitely a must-listen for all Bowie enthusiasts! (Disc 1): 01.Station To Station / 02.Suffragette City / 03.Fame / 04.Word On A Wing / 05.Stay / 06.Waiting For The Man / 07.Queen Bitch (Disc 2): 01.Life On Mars? / 02.Five Years / 03.Panic In Detroit (incl. Drums Solo) / 04.Member Introduction / 05.Changes / 06.TVC 15 / 07.Diamond Dogs / 08.Rebel Rebel / 09.The Jean Genie -Recorded Live at Wembley Empire Pool,London,UK 8th May 1976-