David Bowie ?– Serious Moonlight In Gothenburg (bootleg)

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David Bowie ?– Serious Moonlight In Gothenburg

Label: MIW Records ?– DB-37 Format: 2 × Vinyl, LP, Album, Unofficial Release, Gatefold
Country: Sweden Released: 1983 Genre: Electronic, Rock, Funk / Soul, Pop Style: Classic Rock, Glam, Soul, Art Rock

Tracklist

A1 Jean Genie A2 Star A3 Heroes A4 What In The World A5 Golden Years A6 Fashion A7 Let's Dance B1 Red Sails B2 Breaking Glass B3 Life On Mars? B4 Sorrow B5 Cat People B6 China Girl B7 Scary Monsters C1 Rebel Rebel C2 White Light White Heat C3 Station To Station C4 Cracked Actor C5 Ashes To Ashes C6 Space Oddity D1 Introduction D2 Young Americans D3 Hang On Yourself D4 Fame D5 TVC 15 D6 Jean Genie D7 Modern Love

Credits

Bass – Carmine Rojas
Drums – Tony THompson (2)
Guitar – Carlos Alomar
Lead Guitar – Earl Slick
Saxophone – Lenny Pickett, Stan Harrison, Steve Elson
Synthesizer – Dave Lebolt*, Steve Elson
Vocals – Frank Simms, George Simms
Woodwind – Lenny PIckett, Stan Harrison, Steve Elson

Notes

Frank & George Simms are actually credited as "Throats"

The woodwinds and saxophone players are listed as "The Borneo Horns"

Recorded June 12, 1983, when no one was looking

This album was made by fans for fans, in a strictly limited edition.
WE DEDICATE THIS ALBUM to Holston Team Records, the Big Boss and Five Cat.

Note that the track listing on the rear omits a track after D5 "TVC 15" and so hence the tracklisting for this release here is out by one. Specifically it should list the next track in sequence as D6 "Stay''.

Side A - all selections by Bowie
Side B - all selections by Bowie, expect B6 by Bowie and Iggy Pop
Side C - all selections by Bowie, except C2 by Lou Reed
Side D - all selections by Bowie, except D2 by Bowie, John Lennon and Carlos Alomar though LP centre omits this fact
COMMENTS: This album came in four different versions. The original issue is on black vinyl. The second issue is on red vinyl. The third issue is also on red vinyl, but have pictures on the inner sleeves plus a booklet. There is also an Australian copy, with the label and number in the top left hand corner on the front side of the cover. This is probably one of the most well made Bowie bootlegs ever, very attractive! The album covers the complete concert, but like on other albums from this weekend, it has a lot of audience noises. Still very good sound quality and show though! This is the only MIW record that isn't available as a so called "advance copy".