David Bowie - VH1 Storytellers (Live At Manhattan Center) - Import LP Record

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David Bowie

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The White Stripes' first best album, "The White Stripes Greatest Hits" The White Stripes were formed in 1997 by Jack White (Vo/G) and Meg White (Dr), both from Detroit, USA. Since their debut in 1998, they have released six original albums, three of which won Grammy Awards. Despite their breakup in 2011, their popularity has not waned. The White Stripes are now releasing their first best-of album, "The White Stripes Greatest Hits. The White Stripes' first official collection of work, the album includes songs from the late '90s to early 2000s underground anthems, MTV Music Award-winning moments, Grammy-winning songs, songs that have sparked choruses in stadiums around the world, and more, covering their entire career. The album will feature a total of 26 songs spanning their entire career, fromOn August 23, 1999, David Bowie gave a very intimate live performance for VH1's popular Storytellers series in front of a lucky winner in the Grand Ballroom of Manhattan Center in New York City. Released on CD/DVD and digitally in 2009, 10 years after it was recorded, "VH1 STORYTELLERS" is considered by fans to be one of Bowie's greatest hidden live recordings. The live performance, in which Bowie talks to the fans gathered that day, is a warm and wonderful performance that reveals not only his musicality but also his humanity.Twenty years after it was recorded and 10 years after it was released as a CD/DVD, this famous live album is now being released for the first time as a 2-CD analog set! This limited-edition analog release includes four songs that were not included on the CD 10 years ago (but are included on the DVD as bonus performances): "Survive," "I Can't Read," "Always Crashing In The Same Car," "If I'm Dreaming My Life," and "I Can't Read. The VH1 STORYTELLERS series began airing in 1996. The series features many of the biggest names in the music scene performing in front of an audience while sharing their stories and memories of the songs they performed, and has gained great popularity as a way to get a closer look at the artists themselves.The lineup has included everyone from Bruce Springsteen to Coldplay, Ed Sheeran, Taylor Swift, Foo Fighters, Pearl Jam, the Bee Gees, Kanye West, and Steely Dan. Of all these distinguished guests, this David Bowie episode was one of the most memorable in the history of VH1 STORYTELLERS.In addition to such live favorites as "Life on Mars?", "Rebel Rebel", and "China Girl", the show will also include "Can't Help Thining About Me", performed live for the first time in 33 years, "Drive-In Saturday" from the album "ALADDIN SANE", which had not been performed live since 1974, and "Word On A Wing", performed for the first time in 23 years. The songs included "Can't Help Thining About Me," which was performed live for the first time in 33 years, "Drive-In Saturday," from the album "ALADDIN SANE" and "Word On A Wing," which was performed live for the first time in 23 years, and a rare selection of deep songs as well. Bill Flanagan, executive producer of VH1 STORYTELLERS, said, "Of course, we have legendary musicians performing with us. Of course we've had legendary musicians on our show many times, but to have David Bowie on the show like this was a huge deal.There's an old-fashioned way to describe this time, but there's no way to describe it without saying that it was the greatest honor. He was an artist in a very unique position in rock 'n' roll, and a musician who continued to influence the times."

Tracklisting:

1.Life On Mars?
2.Rebel Rebel (Truncated)
3.Thursday's Child