The DEADLINE website has an exclusive piece written by MAX GOLDBART revealing that a new 90-minute DAVID BOWIE documentary is currently in the pipeline.

The article titled: 'David Bowie's Final Decade To Be Celebrated In Documentary Feature From Channel 4, Rogan and Dogwoof' - [READ HERE].

EXCLUSIVE: It's been nearly 10 years since the late David Bowie released his final album and Channel 4, Dogwoof and Rogan Productions are commemorating the moment.

DAVID BOWIE: THE FINAL ACT [working title] will chart the final creative chapter of one of music's most iconic artists.

Featuring rare interviews with those who knew and worked alongside Bowie as well as famous fans and figures who have been inspired by his artistry, the film will uncover the strategy behind Bowie's artistic resurrection and the inexhaustible extraordinary creativity that defined his final decade, in which he released his critically acclaimed album Blackstar just two days before he died.

This was an emergence from the turbulence of the 1990s, when Bowie had found himself at odds with a changing industry, but pushed on to headline Glastonbury in 2000.

The 90-minute feature is a co-production with public broadcasters WDR, BR, ARTE, DR and NTR. Dogwoof is selling internationally and Rogan Productions, which also made Freddie Mercury: The Final Act and ABBA: Against the Odds, is producing. The doc is directed by Jonathan Stiasny (Drive to Survive, Cops Like Us) and produced by Emmy and Rose d'Or winner Dan Hall (ABBA: Against the Odds, Freddie Mercury: The Final Act).

Stiasny said: "The traditional music documentary celebrates triumph. What fascinated me most when making this film was how Bowie's final chapter wasn't an ending, it was a resurrection. He transformed failure into triumph, silence into revelation, and ultimately, death into art."

Shaminder Nahal, Head of Specialist Factual at Channel 4, added: "Bowie was one of those rare artists whose imagination never dimmed. This film reveals how, when faced with the end, he found ways to push boundaries and create something transcendent."

Executive producers on the doc are James Rogan and Jan Younghusband for Rogan.

From Deadline.

Writer/Director CAMERON CROWE talks about his new memoir and DAVID BOWIE.

The November issue of ROLLING STONE magazine in Germany contains a FREE DAVID BOWIE vinyl single of 'I Can't Give Everything Away'.

This world-exclusive heavyweight 7" vinyl single is on black vinyl, housed in a cardboard picture sleeve cover.

The B-side will feature an etching motif from the album 'Blackstar'.

The single is only available with the German edition of Rolling Stone magazine and not in record shops.

Purchases are available now. For more details and purchasing, please visit musik-magazine.de website.

Deliveries from today 24th October. Free shipping within Germany. Shipping EU / Switzerland / worldwide: plus 5,90 EUR.

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Check out the new episode from the DAVID BOWIE AlbumToAlbum podcast available now.

In this first episode, ARSALAN MOHAMMAD talks with CARLOS ALOMAR about The D.A.M. Trilogy Tour which kicks off next month in Berlin.

In this first episode, they recall the origins of the trio - Carlos, George Murray and Dennis Davis - and roll back the years to discover how they cooked up that unbelievable run of albums from 'Young Americans' to 'Scary Monsters'.

For tickets, dates and venue information, visit the damtriotour.tix.to website.

Listen in here: audioboom.com.

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

• On this day, 22 years ago, DAVID BOWIE performed the first of two gigs at Palais Omnisports, Bercy, Paris, France during his A Reality World Tour in 2003...

• On this day, 23 years ago, DAVID BOWIE performed at the Beacon Theatre, Broadway, New York, USA during his Heathen Tour in 2002. David named this last leg 'The New York Marathon Tour', as they were playing in each of New York City's five boroughs. He said: "I could get home from all the gigs on roller skates."...

• On this day, 24 years ago, DAVID BOWIE performed at the 'Concert for New York City' Benefit show at Madison Square Garden, New York City in 2001. David performed two songs, Paul Simon's 'America' and his own anthemic classic "Heroes"...

• On this day, 29 years ago, DAVID BOWIE performed the second of two shows for The Bridge School Benefit Concert at the Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, California, USA. This acoustic and bottle caps show for the Neil Young Charity saw David perform, alongside Reeves Gabrels and Gail Ann Dorsey in 1996...

• On this day, 42 years ago, DAVID BOWIE performed the first of three shows at the Budokan Arena in Tokyo, Japan during his Serious Moonlight Tour '83...

• On this day, 51 years ago, DAVID BOWIE performed at the Michigan Palace in Detroit, USA during his 'Soul/Philly Dogs' Tour in 1974...

• On this day, 52 years ago, saw the final day of filming by NBC TV of The Midnight Special. DAVID BOWIE's 'The 1980 Floor Show' was filmed over three days at The Marquee, in Soho, London in 1973...

• On this day, 53 years ago, DAVID BOWIE and The Spiders From Mars played the first of two gigs at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, Los Angeles, CA, USA in 1972.

This first show was broadcast live on a local FM radio station and also recorded by RCA Records for a planned Ziggy Stardust live double album. The shows at Boston and Santa Monica were also recorded and the artwork created by George Underwood.

The live FM radio broadcast introduced by Steve Martin went as follows: "Steve Martin here, backstage at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. It's a cool night in Los Angeles, and as you may know or not know, the Santa Monica Civic is about a hundred yards from the beach so we have a cool breeze blowing off the ocean through the stage at our backs. The auditorium is packed, as a matter of fact, for the first David Bowie concert in the Los Angeles area. There will be one more tomorrow night, this is the concert tonight which will be recorded by RCA for the next David Bowie album and we expect to hear some new material by this British superstar. David and his group, the Spiders From Mars will enter from the other side of the stage. The auditorium is completely blacked out except for flashing strobe lights. Now the entrance music will be the Ode, or should I say the Ode To Joy which is featured in the movie A Clockwork Orange and the house lights are starting to dim... here's David Bowie." - [More details]...

• On this day, 57 years ago, TURQUOISE performed at The Country Club, Haverstock Hill, Hampstead, London NW3. The short-lived mixed-media trio Turquoise were: DAVID BOWIE, Hermione Farthingale and Tony Hill. Also appearing at this 1968 Time Out/Free Bank Benefit gig were: Third Ear Band, Doris Henderson, George Smith and Mike Vernon, Pegasus Blues, Mimi and Mouse, Simon Stable and Pete Drummond on Plastic Dream Machine, plus others.

David had placed an advertisement in the International Times way back in June. It stated 'David Bowie needs acoustic guitarist singing/speaking for exciting project, must be alive'. The name 'Turquoise' lasted for only a small number of appearances before Tony Hill's final performance. Tony left to join 'High Tide', a group that David was later to support. His replacement was ex-Buzz member John 'Hutch' Hutchinson. Shortly after the name was changed to FEATHERS...

• On this day, 52 years ago, DAVID BOWIE released his Pin Ups album in 1973, featuring cover versions of some of his favourite songs from the '64-'67 period London club scene.

One of his original ideas for this album was to reinforce the evocation of times past by also linking in his own song 'The London Boys'...

DB: "Probably half a verse will be used between songs. It will be a newly recorded version. That dates from the first Deram album. It's about a young boy who comes up to London, gets pilled out of his head, all those things.

"I used to do that - get dressed up, go up to town on Friday night, see what was going on, stay for the night."

• Happy Birthday wishes to MARK PLATI...

Here's a round-up of what has been happening with DAVID BOWIE album charts worldwide...

Not sure why but in CROATIA there are SIX placements in the official toplista album chart, namely #5 Station To Station / #6 Stage / #7 Tonight / #9 Serious Moonlight (Live '83) / #11 Live Nassau Coliseum '76 / #15 Glass Spider (Live Montreal).

Also I Can't Give Everything Away box set re-enters at #30, after opening at #8, then #19, out for two weeks and back in at #30.

Over in Japan the box set was released on 1st October, and it entered the Rock Album chart at #10 and the Western Music Albums chart at #18.

In Greece in their Official IFPI chart "Heroes" has re-entered their charts at #49.

Over on the official DAVID BOWIE YouTube Channel TONY VISCONTI discusses the making of 'The Next Day' album.

Whilst you're there, check out the other interviews where he discusses the making of the Reality and Heathen albums.

• On this day, 35 years ago, DAVID BOWIE and IMAN had their first ever date in Los Angeles, USA in 1990. The blind-date was set up by their mutual friend and hairdresser Teddy Antolin...

• On this day, 48 years ago, DAVID BOWIE released his "Heroes" album. Recorded at Hansa Tonstudio, Berlin in July and August of 1977 and produced by Tony Visconti and David Bowie, the album also featured: Carlos Alomar, Dennis Davis, George Murray, Brian Eno, Robert Fripp and Antonia Maass.

RCA marketed the album with the blurbs: "Tomorrow belongs to those who can hear it coming" and "There's Old Wave. There's New Wave. And there's David Bowie..." It reached number #3 in the UK and stayed in the charts for a total of 26 weeks. Both the NME and Melody Maker named it as their 'Album of the Year'. Surely, the highest praise came from JOHN LENNON who stated in a 1980 interview - whilst recording his 'Double Fantasy' album - that his ambition was to "do something as good as "Heroes"."

On this day, 56 years ago, DAVID BOWIE appeared for the first time on Top Of The Pops performing 'Space Oddity' in 1969.

Hosted by Pete Murray, Bowie had performed the song in Studio G, which was separate from the main studio audience. This was pre-recorded on 2nd October.

The line-up for this episode was as follows:

(#1) TOTP Orchestra - Je T'Aime... Moi Non Plus (and charts)
(#NE) Esther Ofarim - Saturday Night At The World
(#11) Lou Christie - I'm Gonna Make You Mine
(#13) David Bowie - Space Oddity
(#16) The Hollies - He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother
(#2) Bobbie Gentry - I'll Never Fall In Love Again (film)
(#20) The Temptations - Cloud Nine (crowd dancing) (and credits)

The following week (16th) there was a repeat Space Oddity showing introduced by Alan Freeman, as the song had climbed from #13 to #8.

The eagerly awaited BOWIE '74 - THE YEAR OF THE SCAVENGER is available to pre-order NOW!

The Year Of The Scavenger is the third collector's guide from Mayak Publishing.

The focus of this comprehensive edition is 1974.

Containing 700+ pages of memorabilia and collectibles, albums, singles, lacquers, demos, promos, test pressings, press kits, photographs, news reviews and interviews, posters, tickets, TV shows, cassettes, 8-tracks, concert recordings and much more.

To claim your exclusive £10 discount use WONDER10 at checkout.

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The DAVID BOWIE and MICK JAGGER Dancing In The Street, 40th Anniversary Limited Edition 12" vinyl was released last month on 29th August.

For the opening week of U.K. chart placements, there was some good news, #1, #1 and #6...

The single entered the U.K. Official Vinyl Singles Charts at number 1, also the U.K. Official Physical Singles Charts at number 1 and the U.K. Official Singles Sales Chart at number 6.

Update: the placements in UK charts were...

UK Official Vinyl Singles Charts - #1 / #6 / #10 / #15 / #15 /
UK Official Physical Singles Charts - #1 / #7 / #10 / #15 / #20 / #27 / #55 / #68 / #94 / - /
UK Official Singles Sales Chart - #6 / - / - / - / - /

• CROATIA has been added into the DAVID BOWIE - I CAN'T GIVE EVERYTHING AWAY (2002 - 2016) box set chart information in the BW Special Features section. The box set is currently placed in their chart this week at #19, after opening in at #8. You can view all the updated chart positions for the box set HERE...

• Tomorrow evening there is a showing of THE KENNY EVERETT VIDEO SHOW (Series 2, Ep 9, 1979) starring DAVID BOWIE on That's TV channel in the UK at 2.40 GMT...

• Also on Monday 6th, DAVID BOWIE stars 'Lord Royal Highness' in ATLANTIS SQUAREPANTIS SPECIAL on Nicktoons in the UK at 21.31 GMT. Check out what else is going on in October in the BW monthly planner...

• Happy Birthday wishes to LOUISE LECAVALIER dancer/choreographer, from La La La Human Steps...

• Birthday memories of STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN who was born on this day in 1954, and tragically passed away on 27th August 1990...

Published later this month is BOWIE'S BACK by RON GOTT.

This 60-page paperback is published on 16th October.

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 NOW and receive a 26% discount.

An exhibition of photographs by GEOFF MacCORMACK documenting his time and travels with DAVID BOWIE is to take place in Canterbury, Kent later this month.

The exhibition opens on Friday 17th October through to Saturday 1st November (now until 9th November) at LILFORD GALLERY.

Venue: Lilford Gallery.
Address: 3 Palace Street, Canterbury, Kent CT1 2DY, England.
Website: lilfordgallery.com

Alongside the exhibition, on Saturday 18th October, they will be hosting a screening of 'The Long Way Home', a film shot by Bowie chronicling the boat journey they took from in Yokohama to Moscow, and a talk and book signing with Geoff MacCormack, around his adventures with Bowie - [MORE DETAILS].

For more details and information, please visit lilfordgallery.com/shows

Update: The exhibition has been extended until 9th November.

• Birthday memories of MARGARET 'PEGGY' JONES who was born on this day in 1913...

• On this day, 10 years ago, DAVID BOWIE released 'Space Oddity' 40th Anniversary picture disc 7" single in 2015...

• On this day, 23 years ago, DAVID BOWIE performed at the Carling Apollo Hammersmith in London, during his 'Heathen' promotional tour in 2002...

• On this day, 38 years ago, DAVID BOWIE performed the second of two gigs at St. Paul Civic Centre in Minneapolis, USA during his Glass Spider World Tour in 1987...

• On this day, 61 years ago, DAVIE JONES and The Manish Boys performed in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire in 1964...

The HOLLYWOOD REPORTER have an excellent article covering the upcoming book COLLABORATION: FRANK OCKENFELS 3 x DAVID BOWIE which is published next month.

Check out David Bowie Like You've Never Seen Him Before by Gary Baum where you get an exclusive portfolio from the photographer's new book.

Frank Ockenfels 3, one of commercial photography's most acclaimed pop-experimentalists, found perhaps his most essential and enduring subject in David Bowie. Their multi-decade working relationship has led to Collaboration, a volume that includes never-before-published shots of the iconic musician, who died of cancer in 2016.

"This project was his idea," says Ockenfels, who first met Bowie in 1991 when he was fronting Tin Machine. "He brought it up to me during one of our final shoots, saying he thought by that point we had enough for a book."

Read the full feature article over at hollywoodreporter.com website.

You can pre-order COLLABORATION: FRANK OCKENFELS 3 x DAVID BOWIE by FRANK OCKENFELS 3 NOW and receive a massive 29% discount!

BBC Pop Music Television to explore David Bowie's Berlin years as never before with Bowie in Berlin

The film will explore when Bowie turned his back on fame and disappeared from sight into the streets of Cold War Berlin.

Through the voices of those who were closest to David Bowie during this transformative period of his life, and through the words of the man himself, Bowie in Berlin will shed new light on one of the most important artists in musical history - Jonathan Rothery, Head of BBC Popular Music TV.

BBC Two and BBC iPlayer will celebrate David Bowie in autumn 2026 with Bowie in Berlin (working title, 1 x 90'), a documentary marking the 50th anniversary of Bowie's arrival in the German capital.

A Mindhouse / Blackstar Films co-production, with Executive Producers Louis Theroux and Mandy Chang, and directed by the acclaimed filmmaker Francis Whately (David Bowie: Finding Fame, David Bowie: The Last Five Years, David Bowie: Five Years), Bowie in Berlin (working title) tells the story of a Bowie you've never seen, by exploring one of the most important periods of his life - when he turned his back on fame and success and disappeared from sight into the streets of Cold War Berlin, from 1976-1978.

Nearly 10 years after his death in 2016, the artist formerly known as Ziggy Stardust has become an idol of our age, and yet away from the fans and celebrities lining up to pay their homage, the reality of Bowie as a shy, introspective and vulnerable man, who often found fame intolerable, is largely forgotten. This film will change that.

Whately tells the story of Bowie's Berlin years in Bowie's own words, as well as the words of four remarkable women who shared his life during this time - Bowie's Berlin muses, Clare Shenstone, Romy Haag, Sarah-Rena Hine and Sydne Rome. Each of these extraordinary women have their own unique insight into the singer's life, art and character, providing a secret history of Bowie's time in the city. These women saw a Bowie that nobody else saw, and all gave him something different, helping his regeneration into an artist who no longer needed to hide behind characters, but was happy to perform as himself - David Robert Jones.

Jonathan Rothery, Head of BBC Popular Music TV says: "I'm very proud to be bringing audiences such a unique film from Francis Whately, Louis Theroux and Mandy Chang. Through the voices of those who were closest to David Bowie during this transformative period of his life, and through the words of the man himself, Bowie in Berlin will shed new light on one of the most important artists in musical history."

Louis Theroux, Executive Producer for Mindhouse says: "This is a dream project. Francis's three previous Bowie films are the gold standard for Bowie film-making and indeed for docs about music in general. To have his artistry focused on the Berlin years - using the lens of the women in Bowie's life - is a perfect match of director and material. There's a wonderful unity of time and place to Bowie's period in Berlin. He hit bottom, but he also found himself making some of his most personal music, then relaunched himself for the first time without a mask, as himself. So, Berlin is the crucible for his incredible regeneration and everything that came afterwards."

Bowie in Berlin (working title) is a Mindhouse / Blackstar Films co-production for BBC Pop Music TV and BBC Two. It was commissioned TV by Jonathan Rothery, Head of BBC Popular Music TV. The Commissioning Editor for BBC Popular Music TV is Rachel Davies. The Executive Producers are Louis Theroux and Mandy Chang and the director is Francis Whately.

For more David Bowie programming on the BBC, audiences can find Francis Whately's Bowie in Berlin audio documentary on BBC Sounds (first broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in September 2024, as part of the station's Archive on 4 strand). Also on BBC Sounds is the BBC Radio 6 Music podcast, Music Uncovered, David Bowie: Changeling, hosted by Kate Moss, which explores David Bowie's artistic evolution between 1970-1975, as well as Kate's interview with 6 Music's Nick Grimshaw (weekdays, 7-10am) about the podcast and her friendship with Bowie.

From BBC Media Centre.

Heads up! The 11th DUBLIN BOWIE FESTIVAL will take place next year from 24th February to 1st March.

They will be celebrating the 50th anniversary of Station To Station, and of course they will be marking and remembering the 10th anniversary of the sublime Blackstar, Bowie's late masterpiece.

For ticketing information, special offers and more forthcoming details, I highly suggest that you subscribe to their mailing list at dublinbowiefestival.ie

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

Feel free to join in with the other 102,750 plus members, add yourself and invite your Bowie fan friends. You never know what might get posted, or who you might meet...

A special online auction taking place at BONHAMS is the 'Mona Lisa of Pop' - property from the DUFFY ARCHIVE.

The DAVID BOWIE Aladdin Sane album cover image is one of the most recognisable images of all time, shot by Brian Duffy.

Coming to auction for the first time, the sale also features; the Hasselblad camera Duffy used to shoot Bowie for Aladdin Sane (1973) and Scary Monsters (1980); the only two surviving contact sheets for Aladdin Sane, and the stool Bowie sat on for the shoot.

Duffy's iconic photography, paired with Bowie's incomparable artistic vision, captured the spirit of a generation and cemented their place in cultural history. As collaborators, they produced a body of work that defined the visual language of the 1970s and beyond, influencing music, fashion, and photography.

All items come directly from the Duffy Archive, established and managed by Duffy's son, Chris Duffy. From the iconic album cover artworks to the actual cameras used, each piece has a story to tell.

The auction begins on 22nd October through to 5th November, starting at 12.00 GMT.

To view all the lots, bidding and information, please visit bonhams.com website.

The November issue of ROLLING STONE magazine in Germany contains a FREE DAVID BOWIE vinyl single of 'I Can't Give Everything Away'.

This world-exclusive heavyweight 7" vinyl single is on black vinyl, housed in a cardboard picture sleeve cover.

The B-side will feature an etching motif from the album 'Blackstar'.

The single is only available with the German edition of Rolling Stone magazine and not in record shops.

Pre-orders are available now. For more details and purchasing, please visit musik-magazine.de website.

Deliveries from 24th October. Free shipping within Germany. Shipping EU / Switzerland / worldwide: plus 5,90 EUR.

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• DAVID BOWIE: LEGACY: THE ILLUSTRATED BIOGRAPHY by CAROLYN McHUGH, hardcover, 160-pages - to be published on 6th April - more details

• DAVID BOWIE AND THE SEARCH FOR LIFE, DEATH AND GOD by PETER ORMEROD, hardcover, 256-pages - to be published on 15th January - more details

• WHERE ARE WE NOW DAVID BOWIE? by RICHARD PURDEN, paperback, 280-pages - to be published on 9th January - more details

• LAZARUS: THE SECOND COMING OF DAVID BOWIE by ALEXANDER LARMAN, hardcover, 352-pages - to be published on 6th January - more details

• 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 - more details

• COLLABORATION: FRANK OCKENFELS 3 x DAVID BOWIE by FRANK OCKENFELS 3, hardcover and Kindle, 256-pages - to be published on 6th November - receive a massive 29% discount NOW! - more details

• FAR ABOVE THE WORLD: THE TIME AND SPACE OF DAVID BOWIE by PAUL MORLEY, hardcover, Kindle, 320-pages - to be published on 6th November - more details

• DAVID BOWIE - THE YEAR OF THE SCAVENGER luxury collector's book from MAYAK PUBLISHING covering the 1974 period - available to pre-order now - to claim your exclusive £10 discount use WONDER10 at checkout - mayakpublishing.co.uk

The German issue of ROLLING STONE magazine (issue Nov 2025) limited edition features a DAVID BOWIE front cover and free 7" black vinyl single I Can't Give Everything Away, purchase NOW, deliveries from 24th October - more details

Photograph Exhibition TRAVELS WITH BOWIE by GEOFF MacCORMACK documenting his time and travels with DAVID BOWIE at Lilford Gallery, 3 Palace Street, Canterbury, Kent CT1 2DY, England opens 17th October through 1st November. Also screening of 'The Long Way Home' plus talk and book signing on 18th October - more details

BOWIE'S BACK by RON GOTT, paperback, 60-pages - published on 16th October - purchase NOW and receive a 20% discount - more details

The French issue of ROLLING STONE magazine (issue 176 Oct 2025) limited edition features DAVID BOWIE on the front cover and a free 7" black vinyl single Slow Burn/Wood Jackson - more details

DAVID BOWIE - I CAN'T GIVE EVERYTHING AWAY (2002 - 2016) 18-piece Vinyl Box Set and 13-CD Box Set - released on 12th September - more details

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

DAVID BOWIE RAINBOWMAN 1967-1980 by JÉRÔME SOLIGNY paperback edition, 704-pages, English version - published on 11th September - more details

DAVID BOWIE and MICK JAGGER Dancing In The Street, 40th Anniversary Limited Edition 12" Vinyl - released on 29th August - more details

AN ILLUSTRATED BOOK OF DAVID BOWIE'S RECORDS by Shinko Music Entertainment, 251-pages, Japanese / bilingual, out now! - 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 41 years ago, once they've gone, they've gone!