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"I leaned back on my radio" - Starman
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"I leaned back on my radio" - Starman
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January 15, 2001, 09:30, The Music Mix, BBC World Service, Earth
Part 2 of this two part documentary with an exclusive interview with Bowie
A half hour program celebrating Bowie's birthday
The complete concert at the Kit Kat Klub in November 1999 will be broadcast on French radio 87.9FM.
Three programmes celebrating speeches of inspiration and entertainment from graduation ceremonies. As they receive honorary degrees, writer Edna O'Brien and pop legend David Bowie share the wisdom of their experiences with graduates.
Part 3 of a three part original documentary and interview with Bowie and many of his cohorts and collaborators.
Part 2 of a three part original documentary and interview with Bowie and many of his cohorts and collaborators.
Golden Years The David Bowie Story - New series.David Bowie tells his story in an extensive interview given exclusively for this three-part series on BBC Radio 2, presented by Mark Goodier Includes interviews with legendary producer Gus Dudgeon, Rick Wakeman, Boy George and Tony Visconti.
Part 3 of a three part interview featuring music from hours..., music from the past and current interviews with David.
Part 2 of a three part interview featuring music from hours..., music from the past and current interviews with David.
The Paris Elysee Montmartre concert from October will be aired on French radio station RTL.
Bowie is mentioned as "making an appearance" on Radio Two for their Saturday Music Mix show, hosted by Billy Bragg. No word on whether this is live or recorded (although Bowie die record some performances during his last jaunt late last month)
Bowie will be the guest on the 1000th edition of Rockline, a popular syndicated radio show where the guest is interviewed about their recent release.
Bowie will appear on the Mark and Lard show on BBC Radio One, Monday, October 25 between 2 and 6 p.m. to interview and play live in the studio. You can listen in live on BBC Radio One's feed.
Bowie will be the guest on the live call-in show "Modern Rock Live", which airs on many local alternative radio stations. Check the link for a list of stations near you.
One of Ireland's foremost music writers, Joe Jackson, continues his "People Get Ready" series in which he assesses the careers of the most important performers of the twentieth century on Friday, July 16, at 9 PM on RTE Radio 1. This week the spotlight is on Bowie. The programme lasts an hour.
Bowie was interviewed (and webcast live on BowieNet) by Nicky Horne.
Bowie and Gabrels appeared live from New York on the WHFS morning show. They played I Can't Read, but had to stop halfway through a second song because of technical difficulties. Bowie said the Philadelphia Museum of Art is one of his favourites because it has most of Duchamp's important work, and reiterated his claim that he won't be touring for 2-3 years.
Live radio broadcast of Bowie's appearance at the Los Angeles KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas show.
Bowie & Gabrels performed a short live acoustic set at the Recoleta Cultural Centre for about 150 people. Songs performed were Always Crashing In The Same Car, I Can't Read and The Supermen
WXPN in Philadelphia will broadcast David's interview and studio session recorded October 2 at Sigma Sound.
Bowie will perform in 93XRT's studios in Chicago, probably in the afternoon. You can enter for tickets at local Tower stores.
Bowie will appear live on WBCN 104.1FM for presumably another of his acoustic performances/interviews.
Bowie was interviewed at 6 p.m. EDT on The Edge 102.1FM, Toronto. He played Always Crashing in the Same Car, I Can't Read. Then offered the audience a choice of C&W Scary Monsters and Supermen, the latter of which won.
On Thursday, September 25th, CHOM-FM presents Live from Studio One, a special radio event with David Bowie, live in the CHOM studios at 6:00 p.m. David Bowie and Reeves Gabrels performed acoustic versions of Always Crashing In The Same Car, Scary Monsters, and Dead Man Walking.
Bowie is scheduled to appear on Detroit's WHYT 96.3FMon the "Johnny in the Morning" show
An interview and acoustic appearance is scheduled for 3 p.m. on Tuesday on San Francisco's KFOG.
Bowie was interviewed and performed acoustic versions ofAlways Crashing In The Same Car, I Can't Read, The Supermen (first verse) seguing into Dead Man Walking, and finally Scary Monsters (the Johnny Cash version) on KROQ 106.7.
Bowie performed live at Slimsfor Live 105. Bowie and Gabrels performed acoustic versions of Always Crashing In The Same Car, I Can't Read, Dead Man Walking and the country & western version of Scary Monsters.
Bowie & Gabrels played acoustic versions of Dead Man Walking, Always Crashing In The Same Car and Scary Monsters
Bowie & Gabrels performed acoustic versions of Scary Monsters (Country & Western version), I Can't Read, and Always Crashing In The Same Car
Bowie & Gabrels performed a live brief appearance on Vancouver's Z95.3 FM. Acoustic setlist consisted of Always Crashing In The Same Car, Dead Man Walking and I Can't Read.
David is scheduled to be a guest on the Ross & Johno Breakfast Show on Virgin Radio UK, from 7 - 10 a.m. (UK time). You may also be able to pick this up via RealAudio from Virgin Radio UK's web site.
Italian radio station RTL 102.5 broadcast three songs from the Arbatax concert. They were Hallo Spaceboy, Looking for Satellites and Little Wonder.
Radio 3FM broadcast a recording of the Paradiso concert from June 10! Tracks were Quicksand / Seven Years In Tibet / Fashion / Fame / Looking For Satellites / Telling Lies / Hallo Spaceboy / Stay / Little Wonder
Bowie appeared live on the Mark Radcliffe Breakfast Show on BBC Radio 1 between 7 and 9 a.m. on Thursday 17 April.
David appeared on a syndicated radio show In The Studio in the US to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the release of The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars.
Atlanta radio station 99X broadcast the appearance of Bowie early in the morning for select 99X listeners.
Boston radio station WBCN broadcast the select appearance of Bowie in the Fort Apache recording studios, Cambridge, MA.
Australian radio station Triple J aired an interview with Bowie on their "1997" program on Sunday March 16.
"Up Close", a nationally syndicated radio program from Media America distributed a 3 part/3 hour program titled "David Bowie:Up Close". It's an indepth profile of the David's life and music and is based on interviews starting back in the early 1980's all the way up to an interview Dan Neer of WNEW New York did with David in February of 1997. That interview covers just about everything anybody would want to know about "Earthling". David Bowie:Up Close also contains interviews with John Lennon( on "Fame"), Brian May ("Under Pressure") and Billy Corgan on his appearance at David's recent 50th Birthday gig in NYC. Up Close was aired on two consecutive weeks beginning the week of 3/10/97.
David was interviewed via telephone from Hollywood by David Dye, host of a show called World Cafe on WXPN (a station in Philadelphia). This show is also in limited syndication and may have been heard elsewhere. The interview was about one hour long, consisting of about 30 minutes of interview and the rest tracks mostly from Earthling.
David appeared on the syndicated radio show Rockline to talk about his Earthling album
Santa Monica radio station KCRW broadcast a 45 minute RealAudio interview with David (go to the site, and use the list at the bottom of the window to select Bowie) about the Earthling album. It includes the full versions of some of the Earthling songs.
Adeline Cantais informed me of a Bowie appearance on French radio. A tradition of the programme is they phone their guest at 8 a.m. in their hotel to wake them up and have a little surprise chat. They called David and put some sound effect of water running and asked him to sing as if he were in the shower. He sang a few bars of Blue Moon and then pretended to have lost his soap, and trying to find it again. The D.J.'s were so impressed by his cool relaxed attitude that they talked about it for hours afterwards.
Radio Galatz played a two hour Bowie special on February 14th at 24:00 Israel time (23:00 GMT), including Earthling songs and an exclusive interview which you can read here!
WCBN Boston, 93.3FM in Philly and other radio stations in the "Album network" broadcast special Bowie hours on Sunday, February 9. The show was sourced from BBC Radio 1's Birthday special (with the same interviewer as on the ChangesNowBowie program [see below]), but included some tracks from Earthling and from the birthday concert.
David was a guest on BBC2's O-zone program, talking about the upcoming Earthling album.
Radio 1 in the U.K. aired a special hour (called ChangesNowBowie) of exclusive acoustic performances of classic Bowie tracks together with best wishes for Bowie from other famous musicians.
As David Bowie prepares to hit 50, Kaleidoscope profiles the man who has variously been Ziggy Stardust, the Thin White Duke, and The Man Who Fell to Earth. The programme explores his recent fascination with the visual arts and assesses his musical legacy.
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