U lipnju stižu pjesme Davida Bowieja koje nikad nije izvodio

Piše Kristijan Ristić,

ponedjeljak, 29.4.2019. u 23:14

U lipnju stižu pjesme Davida Bowieja koje nikad nije izvodio

U lipnju će izaći nekoliko novih pjesama najutjecajnijeg glazbenika svih vremena. Uz te, obožavatelji će moći uživati i u još neobjavljenim inačicama starih pjesama.

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Prvi put nakon 2016. bit će objavljene nove pjesme Davida Bowieja. Britanski list Uncut objavio je kako će nakon nedavno objavljenih kompilacija Spying Through A Keyhole i Clareville Grove Demos, Parlophone objaviti Bowieve demo snimke iz 1969. pod nazivom The ‘Mercury’ Demos. Neobjavljene snimke Rock&Roll Kameleona moći će se nabaviti od 28. lipnja.

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Nedugo nakon smrti 2016., objavljen je posljednji studijski album Mršavog Bijelog Vojvode, Blackstar. Iako je publika bila podijeljena, kritika je s oduševljenjem ispratila zadnji uradak velikog glazbenika. Nakon toga, u medijima su počele kružiti glasine kako velike izdavačke kuće razmišljaju o objavljivanju novih pjesama Davida Bowia.

Na novom izdanju trebalo bi se naći deset ranijih studijskih uradaka snimljenih uživo u Revox studiju. Album će krasiti još neobjavljena verzija pjesme 'Space Oddity' dok će preostale biti pjesme koje se još nikad nisu izvodile. Osim pjesama koje je napisao Bowie, na novoj ploči slušat ćemo i uratke Rogera Bunna - 'Life is a Circus' i pjesmu Lesley Duncan - 'Love Song' koju je na svom trećem studijskom albumu Tumbleweed Connection objavio Elton John.

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MERCURY DEMOS LP BOX DUE IN JUNE “I recall how we lived on the corner of a bed...” As part of the ongoing Space Oddity 50 celebrations and following the recent Spying Through A Keyhole and Clareville Grove Demos collections, Parlophone is releasing a further set of recordings known as The ‘Mercury’ Demos on 28th June 2019. The ‘Mercury’ Demos are 10 early Bowie recordings captured live in one take to a Revox reel to reel tape machine in David’s flat in spring 1969, with Bowie on vocals, guitar and Stylophone and with accompaniment from John ‘Hutch’ Hutchinson on guitar and vocals. The version of ‘Space Oddity’ from the Demos, originally released with edits on the S&V box, is presented here in its true context for the first time. The other recordings on the album are all previously unreleased. In addition to Bowie originals, the session also includes the Roger Bunn’s Life Is A Circus (which features as an earlier demo version on the Clareville Grove Demos set) and the Lesley Duncan composition, Love Song, later recorded by Elton John for his Tumbleweed Connection album. David’s own Conversation Piece is announced as ‘a new song’ and Janine features a short section sung to the melody of The Beatles’ Hey Jude. The session was a document of the ‘Bowie & Hutch’ duo’s set of the time recorded at the request of Mercury Records A&R man Calvin Mark Lee for his boss Bob Reno. Both Calvin and Bob are referenced during the 41-minute recording which was key in securing David his deal with Mercury Records. The ‘Mercury’ Demos comes in a replica of the original tape box and will feature 1 mono 33 1/3 rpm vinyl LP, a print, two photo contact sheets and sleeve notes by Mark Adams. The labels of the LP feature the same EMIDISC acetate styling as Spying Through A Keyhole and Clareville Grove Demos with the song titles in David’s own handwriting. Side 1 Space Oddity Janine An Occasional Dream Conversation Piece Ching-a-Ling I’m Not Quite (aka Letter To Hermione) Side 2 Lover To The Dawn Love Song When I’m Five Life Is A Circus #BowieTheMercuryDemos

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