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Sunday, March 08, 2026
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David Bowie - 1990-03-06 - Montreal, Canada (SBD) so many roads
David Bowie - 1990-03-06 - Montreal, Canada (SBD)
David Bowie1990-03-06Sound & Vision TourMontreal ForumMontreal, CanadaSoundboard Recording320 kbpsArtwork Included
CD 1:
01. Space Oddity
02. Changes
03. TVC15
04. Rebel Rebel
05. Golden Years
06. Be My Wife
07. Ashes To Ashes
08. John I'm Only Dancing
09. Queen Bitch
10. Fashion
11. Life On Mars
12. Blue Jean
13. Stay
14. Ziggy Stardust
CD2
01. Sound & Vision
02. Station to Station
03. Alabama Song
04. Young Americans
05. Panic In Detroit
06. Suffragette City
07. Heroes
08. Jean Genie
09. Pretty Pink Rose
10. Modern Love
11. Rock n Roll Suicide
Speedy says:
1990s - #1: On March 4, 1990, David Bowie embarked on his Sound & Vision tour, a run of shows built upon an unusual premise. The set list for the tour would feature a host of his greatest hits, which Bowie would then retire from all future concert performances. For fans, it would supposedly be their last opportunity to hear classics such as Suffragette City, Ziggy Stardust, Rebel Rebel and Changes, just to name a few, in concert. Fortunately, Bowie didn’t completely abandon his old material in future tours, but at the time no one was quite certain how serious he was about the claim. This soundboard recording captures Bowie on the 2nd night of the tour, in Montreal, on March 6, 1990, 3 dozen years ago today.
but closing for the day with Brian Eno's great friend and collaborator and a fine fine set from Bowie from Speedy at so many roads
Brian Eno - Here He Comes [Before and After Science] | jt1674
. . . might sign off the day with the penultimate track of a favourite artist a favourite song and from a favourite album from Brian Eno
Bob Dylan - Under The Covers: The Songs He Didn't Write FLOPPY BOOT STOMP
Bob Dylan - Under The Covers: The Songs He Didn't Write
FLOPPY BOOT STOMP
This looks fun and from Xray at Floppy Boot Stomp
Bob Dylan - Under The Covers: The Songs He Didn't Write
My favourite dancer . . . . *
. . . . with Gene Kelly
SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN (1952) directed by Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen
*Donald O'Connor
The Coasters - Cool Jerk (1972) | Guess I’m Dumb
Cool Jerk
The Coasters - Cool Jerk (1972)
Put on your dancing shoes! Another one from my series on R&B/Doo-Wop groups that kept going and recorded some great stuff later on. This one is more than a little unusual - Cool Jerk was a hit for the Capitols in 1966, and here the Coasters add a latin boogaloo flavor courtesy of the great Larry Harlow. I’m really loving it, even the groovy flute.
I can do it, I can do it, I can do it, I can do it
The Cool Jerk original was a hit down our youth club and loads of us bought the single from the The Capitols in ‘66
but this is worth a look and a listen too!
The Capitol - Cool Jerk 1966
Junior Reid - Puppa Jammy Nice | Herberg De Kelder
Junior Reid running wild with a dub plate version of Rocking Robin recorded specially for King Jammy’s Super Power Sound System in the 80s. Great release from Dub Store Japan.
HERBERG DE KELDER
well Herberg De Kelder is back with a vengeance . . . ! Here we go DUB IT UP!
Puppa Jammy!
formerly known as Le Ramasseur De Mégots
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