On this day, 40 years ago, DAVID BOWIE was the special surprise guest of TINA TURNER on her Private Dancer World Tour.

On the 23rd March 1985 at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham, David and Tina duetted on three songs 'Tonight' and a 'Let's Dance' medley, which started off with the Chris Montez 1962 song of the same name, which then segued into David's own mega smash hit.

The show on the 23rd was filmed and recorded for a HBO special and future video release.

What has not been mentioned over the years, is the fact that David also turned up the NEXT evening (24th) and performed the same songs.

Want proof? Listen the recording of 'Tonight' performed on the 24th via tinaturnerblog.com - as you can hear it is completely different.

Photographer FRANK OCKENFELS 3 has a new publisher Abrams Books who are publishing Collaboration: Frank Ockenfels 3 x David Bowie later this year.

This 256-page book will be available in hardcover and Kindle on 6th November.

A visual chronicle of the decades-long collaboration between photographer Frank Ockenfels and cultural icon David Bowie, featuring many never-before-seen images.

"My creative collaborations with David were a gift. I am endlessly thankful to him." - Frank Ockenfels 3.

From photographer Frank Ockenfels 3, Collaboration is a breath-taking array of photographs of David Bowie made during 16 photo sessions across a period of years. The images showcase the evolution of Bowie's iconic style, capturing his artistry, eccentricity, and deep humanity. They result from a close partnership - Ockenfels was not only one of Bowie's key collaborators but also a long-time friend.

Ockenfels's unique access to Bowie allowed him to document the musician's personal and professional life in ways few others could. The photographs in this book, many of which have never been published, span the years they spent working together, from 1991 to 2006, and include candid shots, iconic portraits, and contact sheets from working sessions. The images reflect the many facets of Bowie's career - from his early days as a glam rock icon to his later, more introspective phases.

Collaboration sheds light on Bowie's changing image and reflects his influence on music, fashion, and culture. Accompanied by text from Ockenfels and a foreword by veteran music journalist Joe Levy, these intimate photographs offer an unfiltered look at the man behind the persona, spotlighting the mutual respect between the photographer and his subject. The book serves as both a visual tribute to a legendary figure and a documentation of a profound artistic connection.

Frank Ockenfels 3 is a Los Angeles-based photographer who has spent more than two decades photographing musicians, celebrities, corporate heads, and everyday people. His images have graced the covers and pages of Rolling Stone, Esquire, GQ, Men's Health, Blender, Newsweek, Wired, Entertainment Weekly, Spin, New York magazine, People, W, Maxim, and Men's Journal. Ockenfels has worked with most major record labels and photographed more than 200 album covers for musicians such as David Bowie, Willie Nelson, No Doubt, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, The Strokes, Wilco, Garbage, and LeAnn Rimes. He has photographed many movie posters as well, including those for The Social Network, The Last Airbender, Jonah Hex, Legion, The Time Traveler's Wife, Hellboy 2, Wanted, The Incredible Hulk, Harry Potter, Chronicles of Riddick, and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

Joe Levy is a contributing editor at Rolling Stone, where he worked for more than a decade. His writing has appeared in the New York Times, WSJ. Magazine, the Village Voice, and Billboard, and he has created and hosted podcasts on the music of Harry Nilsson (Final Sessions) and the Great American Songbook (Setting the Standard). Levy lives in New York.

You can pre-order Collaboration: Frank Ockenfels 3 x David Bowie NOW and receive an 8% discount.

Check out some sample pages from the book...

    

    

The DAVID BOWIE 50th Anniversary YOUNG AMERICANS vinyl releases have hit several official charts this week.

Released last week on half-speed master vinyl LP and picture disc LP, the album has claimed the following opening week positions...

Belgium (Wallonie) Albums Top 200 - #139 / -
Denmark Vinyl Top-40 - #36 /
Hungary Album Top 40 - #36 /
Hungary Album Top 40 Physical - #7 /
Scotland Official Albums Chart - #37 / #65
Spain Top 100 Vinilos - #39 /
UK Official Vinyl Albums Chart - #16 / #20
UK Official Record Store Chart - #19 / -
UK Official Albums Sales Chart - #29 / #57
UK Official Physical Albums Chart - #28 / #53

Hopefully there will more chart placings across the globe as and when they published during the coming weeks.

Reminder: Taking place this Sunday 16th March is the 9th CONVENTION BOWIE FRANCE 2025.

For the 9th year, this is an opportunity for fans to meet and celebrate the work and artist that is David Bowie.

Bands will perform concerts, allowing you to revisit the work of The Thin White Duke like never before. Goodie booths, T-shirts, drawings, and more... will await you.

Venue: La Java
Address: 105 Rue du Faubourg du Temple, 75010 Paris, France
Date: Sunday, March 16th
Time: 02:30 pm to 08:30 pm

For more details and information, please visit happeningnext.com

Well worth checking out is THE CREATIVE NOWHERE LAND PODCAST which will unlock the secrets of creativity and achieving your goals with inspiring stories from extraordinary individuals.

Their podcast #0016 features photographer TIM BRET DAY who talks to MATT WILSON about his life, his work and collaborating with DAVID BOWIE.

Welcome to The Creative Nowhere Land Podcast. Hosted by Matt Wilson, a seasoned creative industry professional, this podcast dives into the fascinating lives and inspiring stories of some of the extraordinary individuals he has been lucky enough to meet on his journey.

From innovative artists to pioneering entrepreneurs, elite athletes to international performers, each episode features in-depth interviews that uncover the unique stories of these remarkable individuals.

You can savour all 2 hours and 21-minutes of their wonderful chat by visiting creativenowhereland.com - or if you prefer - you can listen in via your favourite streaming app on Apple, Spotify, Amazon and YouTube

Be sure to also check out the creativenowhereland.com/blog - The Dark Prince of Acton!

Tip: Visit Tim's Instagram page where you can view some video footage when DB was being photographed in the studio.

Over on the MAINMAN website: Podcast episode #68 is now available...

You can listen to the podcast now where TONY DEFRIES recalls his first meetings with DAVID BOWIE in early 1970.

This episode celebrates 55 years since Tony Defries met David Robert Jones, better known as David Bowie, who was 22 years old and Tony was only 26. This meeting took place, at the London offices of the legal firm that Tony was working for, early in January before David turned 23. David explained that he was unhappy with his existing manager and was keen to explore other options.

The MainMan group of companies was a first of its kind rights management organisation formed by entrepreneur and impresario Tony Defries in 1972, that supported and helped to develop the careers of various artistes including David Bowie, Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Mott The Hoople, Ian Hunter, Mick Ralphs, Dana Gillespie, Amanda Lear, Wayne/Jayne County, John Cougar Mellencamp and many others.

MainMan official social media accounts: Website | Facebook | X | YouTube Channel | Instagram

THE SOULFULNESS OF DAVID BOWIE - To all the wonderful fans of "Young American".

I can hardly believe it's been 50 years since we released that album. What a journey it has been! Back in 1975, when David Bowie and I first stepped into the studio to craft Young Americans, we had no idea the path it would take us on. Looking back now, I'm filled with gratitude - for the music we made, the friends we gained, and for all of you who've been with us on this ride.

Working on Young Americans was a lesson in the magic of collaboration. We had an incredible group of musicians in those sessions. The soulful backing singers - including my wife Robin Clark and a young Luther Vandross - poured their hearts into those harmonies. David Sanborn's saxophone solos gave the music so much life. Even John Lennon dropped by to lend his genius to the track "Fame". Every person in that studio gave a piece of themselves to the album, and you can feel it in the grooves of every song. It taught me that when you get talented minds and hearts together, something truly special happens.

More than anything, I cherish the deep musical connection I shared with David. From the moment David and I started jamming on riffs, we understood each other in a way that went beyond words. That chemistry led us to celebrate our first #1 hit together. I'll never forget the thrill of hearing "Fame" top the charts, knowing we created it side by side. It was a milestone for both of us, and I'm so honored to have been part of that moment with him.

On this 50th anniversary, I want to thank you - the fans - from the bottom of my heart. You embraced the soulful new direction that Young Americans represented, and you've kept its spirit alive all these years. Every time you play the album, sing along to the title track, or dance to that funky groove, you're keeping the soul of Young Americans alive. Your love and support mean the world to me. Thank you for listening, for celebrating with us, and for being the true keepers of this music's flame.

And foremost ... Thank you David, for our collaboration is eternal.

From CARLOS ALOMAR on his Facebook page.

• On this day, 12 years ago DAVID BOWIE released The Next Day album.

Initially released in twelve countries, The Next Day was available in various formats... Audio CD Deluxe Edition / Audio CD / Vinyl [2 LPs] digital and then later the Exclusive Japanese Blu-spec CD2.

If you never bought this album, it would make complete sense to purchase the later November 2013 release The Next Day Extra Collectors Edition 3-disc Box Set, which features more songs, remixes and a DVD featuring 4 promo videos.

• On this day, 60 years ago, DAVID BOWIE (aka Davy Jones) performed his first ever musical television appearance with The Manish Boys, when they appeared on 'Gadzooks! It's All Happening', which aired on BBC2 on March 8th 1965. The band performed their debut single 'I Pity The Fool'.

Other guests on the show included: Peter Cooke, Dorris Henderson, The Three Bells, Adrienne Poster and The Mike Leander Combo featuring The Beat Girls.

In the Radio Times dated 8th March 1965 it states: The Producer of Gadzooks, Barry Langford, is taking great care to keep his show up to date. "I'm not booking far ahead," he explains. "I'm waiting to hear the releases before I engage the artists. The scene is changing so fast that some of the guests will come as a 'complete surprise.' Davy Jones and the Manish Boys, who are appearing tonight, are likely to come into this category."

Little known outside the London clubs, they cut their first disc on March 5th, and their main claim to fame at present is that they have produced another 'new sound.' It is the 'sax sound,' and the group contains two tenor saxophones (one played by Davy Jones himself), a baritone sax, a lead guitar, bass guitar, organ, and drums. All the boys come from Maidstone in Kent - except for eighteen-year-old Davy, who hails from Bromley.

David's then manager Les Conn got some excellent wide press coverage with a spoof publicity story about the BBC not allowing David to appear on the show without him first getting his hair cut.

The story, some complete with photos David in a hairnet got national coverage and appeared in The Daily Mail, The Daily Mirror, Daily Telegraph, The Sun and local press Kent Messenger.

For those of you old enough not to remember... 'Gadzooks! It's All Happening' was a sequel to producer Barry Langford's 'Beat Room' and offered top pop acts as well as the dance troupe The Beat Girls. The show presenters were Alan David and Christine Holmes. The title changed five months or so later to 'Gadzooks! It's the In Crowd' when I'm reliably informed that Lulu co-presented the show for a short while. Later it was shortened to just Gadzooks! Alas no known shows are thought to remain in the BBC archives.

Oh and here's one for the real trivia buffs out there... actor Robert Powell's wife was one of the original Beat Girls dancers.

On this day, 50 years ago, DAVID BOWIE released his 'Young Americans' album in 1975.

Recorded primarily at Sigma Sound Studios in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in August 1974, it was agreed early on to record as much of the album as possible live, with the full band playing together, including David's vocals, as a single continuous take for each song.

There were no fewer than 7 different "working" titles for the album mentioned in the press at the time, including: 'Shilling The Rubes' (which is circus slang for taking money off people), 'The Gouster', 'Somebody Up There Likes Me', 'One Damn Song', 'Fascination', 'Dancin' and 'Young American'.

For the album cover artwork, Bowie initially wanted to commission Norman Rockwell to create a painting, but retracted the offer when he heard that Rockwell would need at least six months to do the job. The album's cover photo was eventually taken in Los Angeles on 30th August 1974 by Eric Stephen Jacobs. The inspiration for the cover came from a copy of After Dark magazine (September 1974) which featured another of Jacobs' photographs of Bowie's then choreographer Toni Basil.

Released today are two DAVID BOWIE limited edition vinyl LPs to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of his 1975 album Young Americans.

The half-speed master vinyl LP and picture disc LP.

Scroll down the page to read the official press release.

Published later this month by Monoray is BOWIELAND: WALKING IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF DAVID by PETER CARPENTER.

This 320-page, hardcover is a writer's odyssey walking the Bowie heartlands, peeling back the layers of understanding about his hero.

"Fabulous... What a ghost story! A ripping read." - Iain Sinclair, author of London Orbital.

"Vividly celebrates Bowie as not just a chameleonic visionary, but a nomadic one, a creature informed by place and circumstance." - Stuart Maconie.

Synopsis: BOWIE IS STILL OUT THERE...

Following open heart surgery, poet and writer Peter Carpenter was given one instruction - 'Walk, if you want to stay on this planet'. And so when his hero and inspiration David Bowie died in 2016, he knew what he had to do. The man who was to so many a companion and guide had left no shrine, no focal point of understanding. To reconnect with Bowie, he would take a walk into the past, to the streets, towns and places where David Jones became something more.

Walking to recover, to stay alive, Peter realised he was also recovering his lost hero. Leaving behind Heddon Street and Brixton, well-known Bowie shrines, he moved out through South London edgelands and suburbia to remoter Bowie haunts: Croydon, Aylesbury, Pett Level, Southend-on-Sea. Finding the windows Bowie had stared out from in Clareville Grove; the streets in Beckenham where he'd scurried by. He sifted through debris on a patch of waste ground in Tunbridge Wells where Bowie's parents first met. He turned the handle and entered Shirley Parish Hall to find the same stage where a young Davy Jones and the Kon-Rads set up to play back in 1962; and travelled to Berlin, to emerge from the S-Bahn to gape at the ruined portico of the Anhalter Bahnhof and asked 'What is this?'

In Bowieland, Carpenter's peripatetic trampings seem to echo Bowie's own wandering creative spirit, the walks often uncovering hidden layers, and making fresh connections to key Bowie stories, uncovering and influences conscious and subconscious. Through walking, an understanding is reached of where Bowie sits in the culture, his place among the poets, painters, artists and musicians who came before him, who inhabited the same spaces and in doing so passed on their wisdom to Bowie.

Through Carpenter's travels these suburban lands became a new, very real place, that anyone can visit if they take the time... Welcome to 'Bowieland'

About the Author: Peter Carpenter's poetry has been widely anthologised and praised and his chapter on creative writing appears in The OUP Handbook of British and Irish Poetry.

He has written essays and articles on a wide variety of subjects, from the photography of Boris Mikhailov to the poetry of T. S. Eliot, in journals such as London Magazine and PN Review. He contributed a chapter about rock star Gary Holton in London: City of Disappearances; and in Iain Sinclair's circuit around the M25, London Orbital, Peter appears as a character and guide.

Born in Epsom, Peter now lives in Suffolk with his wife, Amanda, a sustainability activist, who runs the acclaimed Planet Pod. They also co-direct cult independent micropress, Worple.

Peter walks for life and still supports his local team.

You can pre-order Bowie Land: Walking In The Footsteps Of David NOW!

Check out the latest episode of the DAVID BOWIE AlbumToAlbum podcast which is available now.

In this second and final episode, ARSALAN MOHAMMAD talks with GAIL ANN DORSEY about the Young Americans album.

In this episode, they continue their chat as Gail explains the seismic impact Young Americans made on her - and hear a snippet of her breathtaking version of 'Can You Hear Me?' - and reflect on friends and collaborators from Bowie universe, past and present - from Carlos Alomar, Mike Garson and David Sanborn to her current project with Donny McCaslin, the mighty orchestral Blackstar Symphony. And of course, along the way, they come back time and again to that one omniscient figure, who brought them all together.

Listen in here: audioboom.com.

Check out all the previous podcasts here or via your favourite streaming service.

• On this day, 48 years ago, IGGY POP along with DAVID BOWIE on extended piano and backing vocals, performed in Ardwick, Manchester, England at the Apollo Theatre during The Idiot Tour in 1977. The band also consisted of Ricky Gardiner, with Hunt and Tony Sales. The support band were The Vibrators...

• On this day, 49 years ago, DAVID BOWIE performed at the International Amphitheatre in Chicago, Illinois, US during his 1976 'On Stage!' World Tour...

• On this day, 55 years ago, DAVID BOWIE & HYPE performed at The White Bear public house, location of the Hounslow Arts Lab, run by Dave Cousins of Strawbs, in Middlesex, England in 1970. Also on the bill were Seasoning with Maggie Nichols...

Heads-up, there's a new publication in the pipeline - BOWIE'S BACK by RON GOTT.

This 60-page paperback is all set for publication on Tuesday 2nd September.

Synopsis: Bowie's Back is a collection of never-before-seen photographs of David Bowie live in concert as Ziggy Stardust at Friars Aylesbury (1972) and the Low/Heroes at Madison Square Garden (1978). Prior to this project, these images lived on contact sheets and Ron Gott had never seen them printed out. After seeing these, DB Burkeman immediately decided that they needed to be shared with the world.

"I made my first pilgrimage to London in the summer of '72. I had already been photographing bands for a few years and had a phone book full of musicians, journalists, and music company contacts. At a random gig at the Friars in Aylesbury, we did what so many American punters did: miss the last train back to London. That's how the promoter Dave Stopps came into my life. Putting us up for the night, he invited us back the next week to see the 'hottest tour in Britain'. Bowie was ending the first leg of his Ziggy tour and RCA was flying over a bunch of American journalists. So here I was, already at the venue as acquaintances Lenny Kaye, Lillian Roxon, and others filled in. The show itself was another one of those legendary performances you dream of being a part of that's still spoken of today." - Ron Gott.

About the Author: Ron Gott is a music photographer who thrived in rocks golden years of the late 60s through the 80s. Having photographed extensively in New York and London he has published in a number of "publications that time forgot". Starting with Crawdaddy, Changes, Fusion, Trouser Press as well as Rolling Stone, Village Voice, the NY Times and most major record companies. He has shown in various gallery shows and is represented in numerous private collections and institutions.

You can pre-order Bowie's Back now!

For those of you who use FACEBOOK - check out the private DAVID BOWIE WONDERWORLD Group.

Feel free to join in with the other 97,850 plus members, add yourself and invite your Bowie fan friends. You never know what might get posted, or who you might meet...

There are two DAVID BOWIE limited edition vinyl releases to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of his 1975 album Young Americans.

The half-speed master vinyl LP and picture disc LP are both released next week on 7th March.

OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE:

7th March 2025 marks the 50th anniversary of the release of David Bowie's ninth studio album, YOUNG AMERICANS.

On the exact day of its Golden Jubilee, YOUNG AMERICANS will be issued as a limited edition 50th anniversary half-speed mastered LP and a picture disc LP pressed from the same master. The picture disc comes with a poster of the album cover.

The album saw Bowie broaden his musical horizons once more, embracing what he called 'Plastic Soul' and would give Bowie his first number one single in the U.S., 'FAME', co-written with John Lennon and Bowie's then guitarist, Carlos Alomar.

The album was partly influenced by the 'Philly Sound' and recorded in Philadelphia at Sigma Sound Studios during a break in THE YEAR OF THE DIAMOND DOGS tour with a band that featured amongst others Bowie stalwart Mike Garson on keys, along with the late Luther Vandross on vocals and David Sanborn on saxophone.

During the Tony Visconti produced sessions at Sigma Sound, Bowie immersed himself in soul music and created a new persona called The Gouster, a slang term for a hip street character. An early version of the album using this title was issued on the boxset WHO CAN I BE NOW? (1974-1976).

When the tour recommenced, Bowie radically reworked the setlist to incorporate the new material and stripped the elaborate production of the tour back to reflect a radically new musical direction. At the end of the tour in December '74, sessions continued at The Record Plant and, while recording in New York, Bowie connected with John Lennon, where they recorded a cover of The Beatles 'ACROSS THE UNIVERSE' and a new collaborative composition, 'FAME' at Electric Lady Studios. The New York sessions were co-produced by David and Record Plant engineer Harry Maslin.

Bowie opted not to tour following YOUNG AMERICANS' release, and within nine months, had moved on again, releasing his next album, STATION TO STATION, and reinventing himself once again in the persona of The Thin White Duke.

This new pressing of YOUNG AMERICANS was cut on a customised late Neumann VMS80 lathe with fully recapped electronics from 192kHz restored masters of the original Record Plant master tapes, with no additional processing on transfer. The half-speed was cut by John Webber at AIR Studios.

DAVID BOWIE - YOUNG AMERICANS - TRACKLISTING

SIDE ONE
Young Americans
Win
Fascination
Right

SIDE TWO
Somebody Up There Likes Me
Across The Universe
Can You Hear Me
Fame

YOUNG AMERICANS
50th ANNIVERSARY HALF SPEED MASTERED LP
50th ANNIVERSARY PICTURE DISC LP WITH POSTER

AVAILABLE 7th MARCH, 2025 ON PARLOPHONE

You can pre-order both the limited edition half-speed master vinyl LP and picture disc LP now!

• CARLOS ALOMAR presents THE D.A.M. TRILOGY Tour 2025 begins 7th November with performances in Germany, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Netherlands, Switzerland, France, Belgium, England, Scotland and Ireland. Tickets go on sale 31st January - more details

• COLLABORATION: FRANK OCKENFELS 3 x DAVID BOWIE by FRANK OCKENFELS 3, hardcover and Kindle, 256-pages - to be published on 6th November - more details

• The DAVID BOWIE CENTRE opens on 13th September at V&A East Storehouse, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Stratford, London E20 - more details

• DAVID BOWIE IS: FOREVER AND EVER by VICTORIA BROACKES and GEOFFREY MARSH, paperback, 320-pages - to be published on 11th September - more details

• FAR ABOVE THE WORLD: THE TIME AND SPACE OF DAVID BOWIE by PAUL MORLEY, hardcover, Kindle, 320-pages - to be published on 4th September - more details

• BOWIE'S BACK by RON GOTT, paperback, 60-pages - to be published on 2nd September - more details

• DAVID BOWIE BY DENIS O'REGAN: With Rare and Unseen Images from His Official Tour Photographer, hardcover, 276-pages, special edition limited to 100 copies, signed by the author, slipcased and includes a giclee print - to be published on 5th August - more details

• DAVID BOWIE BY DENIS O'REGAN: FROM THE MAN WHO PHOTOGRAPHED HIM MOST by DENIS O'REGAN, hardcover, 276-pages - to be published on 22nd July - more details

• 13th ANNUAL BOWIE FAN CHARITY EVENT a night of live music plus auction and raffle at The Water Rats, 328 Grays Inn Road, Kings Cross, London WC1X 8BZ, England on 14th June - more details

• TONY VISCONTI and WOODY WOODMANSEY - HOLY HOLY featuring GLENN GREGORY - A Celebration of Bowie, gigs at O2 Academy venues in London, Leeds, Birmingham, Manchester, Newcastle, Oxford, Bristol, Liverpool, Bournemouth between 15th May and 6th June - pre-sale tickets 15th Jan and general sale at 10am 17th Jan - more details

• LAZARUS stage play written by DAVID BOWIE and ENDA WALSH, directed by Valter Malosti, starring Manuel Agnelli and Casadilego at Teatro della Pergola, Via della Pergola 5 - 50121 Firenze (FI), Italy on 24th, 25th, 26th, 27th April - more details

• Record Store Day 2025 - DAVID BOWIE - READY, SET, GO! (LIVE, RIVERSIDE STUDIOS '03) Double Vinyl LP and CD releases for RSD 2025 on 12th April - more details

• BOWIE ODYSSEY 75 by SIMON GODDARD, paperback, 192-pages, to be published on 3rd April - more details

• BOWIELAND: WALKING IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF DAVID by PETER CARPENTER, hardcover 320-pages - to be published on 27th March - more details

• STYLES CODES: DAVID BOWIE: A Guide to Dressing Like a Fashion Icon by NATALIE HAMMOND, hardcover, 192-pages, to be published on 25th March - more details

• Photo Exhibition: DAVID BOWIE, MR JONES' LONG HAIR runs from 22nd March until 22nd June at Galerie MR8, 8 Rue des Francs-Bourgeois, 75003 Paris, France - more details

• DAVID BOWIE - THE YEAR OF THE SCAVENGER luxury collector's book from MAYAK PUBLISHING covering the 1974 period - coming soon - mayakpublishing.co.uk

Photo Exhibition: DAVID BOWIE, MR JONES' LONG HAIR opened 22nd March until 22nd June at Galerie MR8, 8 Rue des Francs-Bourgeois, 75003 Paris, France - more details

YOUNG AMERICANS 50th Anniversary limited edition vinyl releases - half-speed master vinyl LP and picture disc LP - both released on 7th March.

DAVID BOWIE 1983 TO 2016 ON TRACK: EVERY ALBUM, EVERY SONG by DON KLEES, paperback, 176-pages - published on 30th January - more details

Exclusive DAVID BOWIE lino-cut print available to PURCHASE - don't hang around, these are ALL the remaining original left-over stock from 40 years ago, once they've gone, they've gone!