DAVID BOWIE-The Mod Years 1964-1967 CD with Tracking# New Japan

DAVID BOWIE-The Mod Years 1964-1967 CD Free Shipping with Tracking# New Japan

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Product Size : 12.4 x 14.3 x 1.19 cm; 85.9 g
Maker : ETERNAL GROOVES
EAN : 4589767512521
Duration: 1 hour 13 minutes
Label : ETERNAL GROOVES
Number of Discs : 1
* The eve of Bowie! A total of 28 songs full of pure Sparkle of genius. * All singles from the early '64 -'67 are recorded in chronological order! * Demo version & acetate sound source are also thoroughly recorded. * "I Pity The Fool" with JIMMY Page's participation is two versions with different lyrics. * Appeared from Eternal Grooves' "ROCK OFF" series! All 6 singles (12 songs) released before David Bowie debuted from Deram Records under Decca are recorded in the original single version, and others Introducing the definitive edition that thoroughly records the existing precious sound sources before debut, such as the version, unreleased demo & acetate sound source. R & B rock sound influenced by the British bands and mod scenes of the time, and 17-year-old innocent Bowie vocals. These early sound sources were produced by talented producer Shel Talmy, and the sound sources recorded on prestigious labels such as Decca, Parlophone, and PRT Records are of outstanding quality! That should be it, the engineers are Beatles, Stones, The Who, Grin Johns is known for recordings such as ZEP. JIMMY Page's guitar solo on the debut singles "Liza Jane" under the name of Divie Jones & The King Beads and "I Pity The Fool" under the name of "The Mannish Boys"! The Lower Third and The -By the time you record with the buzz in the background, you can already see a glimpse of the unique Bowie-style melody, and you can hear the Sparkle of talent that can not be hidden. However, it was an unfortunate era that did not lead to a hit. Bowie has left demo recordings at multiple record companies, and 12 valuable demo songs from the acetate disc are also recorded here. "Silly Boy Blue" from his debut album is a completely different arrangement. An unreleased song "That's A Promise" with a tight rock guitar sound, and an early demo version of the famous song "Love You Till Tuesday", it is a valuable sound source that makes you feel Bowie. Another version of the single also includes rare sound sources that collectors are looking for, such as "I Pity The Fool" with different lyrics and "You've Got A Habit Of Leaving" with different interludes and ending guitar solos. The unfortunate era of David Bowie, a rare genius artist who colored the era of rock. However, there was a brilliant talent left behind. Japanese commentary on the situation, episodes, songs, etc. at that time is posted on the inner jacket. Appeared from Eternal Grooves' "ROCK OFF" series! * Japanese Society for Rights of Authors JASRAC licensed product * Getty Images Japan licensed photo use jacket
A collection of works that thoroughly records existing valuable sound sources such as a single version before David Bowie's debut from Deram Records under Decca, another version, demo, acetate, etc. has appeared. Sounds influenced by the British bands and mod scenes of the time, and 17-year-old innocent Bowie vocals. However, produced by the talented producer Shel Talmy, the sound sources left on all prestigious labels such as Decca and PRT are excellent in quality! Furthermore, there are also sound sources that can only be heard on precious acetate discs! Divy Jones and the -Jimmy Page's guitar solo is also included in the debut singles "Liza Jane" under the name of King Beads and "I Pity The Fool" under the name of "The Mannish Boys"! ) Is corrected normally, and covers sound sources with different vocals, different guitar takes, and different mixes. (C) RS