David Bowie
'Rock 'N Roll As Much As We Can'
(2016 Eat A Peach! : EAT 81/82)
Isolar Tour
Ahoy Hal, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Thursday May 13th, 1976
Soundboard Recordings
Encoded: 256 Kbps MP3
https://www.discogs.com/David-Bowie-Rock-N-Roll-As-Much-As-We-Can/release/8071320
https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/david-bowie/1976/ahoy-rotterdam-netherlands-4bd61796.html
Track List: (Booklet & Artwork Included)
Disc 1:
101 Station To Station
102 Suffragette City
103 Fame
104 Word On A Wing
105 Stay
106 Waiting For The Man
107 Life On Mars
108 Five Years
Disc 2:
201 Panic In Detroit
202 Band Introduction
203 Changes
204 TVC-15
205 Diamond Dogs
206 Rebel Rebel
207 The Jean Genie
The Dinah Shore Show (CBS TV)
Broadcast January 3rd, 1976.
208 Stay [Bonus Track]
209 Five Years [Bonus Track]
After a five minutes’ drum solo during Panic in Detroit,Bowie introduces the band: “Good evening Rotterdam. I’d like firstly to introduce my band Raw Moon,and I’ll introduce the personnel. On keyboards,the original Yes keyboard player – Tony Kaye. On guitar,co-writer with myself and John Lennon on Fame – Carlos Alomar“. (Tony Kaye sets in the first notes of Changes.) “On percussion Dennis Davis,on bass guitar George Murray and on guitar Stacy Heydon … Tony,Tony~ Hold it a minute”. (Tony stops playing.) “Uhm,how many of you here speak English? You’re very kind,because we’re very rude and we don’t speak your language but we do speak English. I’d like to tell you that most of us in this band to night,are very ill! Haha,with bronchitis,but we wanna try and rock and roll as much as we can. And my name is David Bowie, and this is a bronchial version of Changes“. The song is played excellently,ending with a magnificent bass solo by George Murray. At the end of Jean Genie Bowie says; “We’ll see some of you tomorrow”. -davidbowieworld.nl