I was wondering whther someone could send me an MP3 of My Death from New York in 95, with just him and Garson.

I'd be very grateful.

Thanks.

For anyone else wanting it, thanks to a few PM's ive found it.

Here.

Edited the link so that it doesn't stretch the page.

Edited by Sysiyo on 02/02/05 07:57 AM (server time).

It's a shame those tracks never made it onto B-sides let alone a fully fledged Bowie/Garson album.

'Till there was rock you only had God

Indeed, some of the most interesting rare Bowie material ever.

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Hy Sys, the link doesn't work anymore after you edited it.

And I want to believe
In the madness that calls 'now'

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It's a shame those tracks never made it onto B-sides let alone a fully fledged Bowie/Garson album.

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Yes a BIG shame, still It's not too late for the Bowie/Garson collaboration, Im hoping that the beautiful stipped version of "Life On Mars" will become a catalyst for such an album.



London Bye Ta-Ta...

Something really weird must have happened to the link (because I'm sure it was working after I edited it), but now it should work again.

And Dogz, you're right, it's never too late to hope the B/G album would be made, but I think the chances for it were notably decreased when Bowie started writing real solo material again with Heathen (on Outside, Earthling and 'hours...' nearly all material has been co-written). Around the late 90's/early 00's duo albums with Garson and Gail both seemed possible but I'm not so sure about those anymore. I would love to hear them of course.

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Seems to be fine now.

And I want to believe
In the madness that calls 'now'

Here is a fabulous jazzy take of the song from the 1995 GQ awards.

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