David Bowie - 1983-04-27 - Dallas, TX (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Las Colinas Soundstage

raw mono masters/sound forge/wav/flac 

David Bowie - vocals, guitar, saxophone 

Stevie Ray Vaughan - guitar 

Earl Slick - guitar 

Carlos Alomar - guitar 

Carmine Rojas - bass guitar 

Tony Thompson - drums, percussion 

Dave Lebolt - keyboards, synthesizers 

Steve Elson - saxophones 

Stan Harrison - saxophones, woodwinds 

Lenny Pickett - saxophones, woodwinds 

George Simms - backing vocals 

Frank Simms - backing vocals 

Disc 1: 

01. Station to Station 

02. Cracked Actor 

03. Ashes to Ashes 

04. Space Oddity 

05. Young Americans 

06. Soul Love 

07. Hang on to Yourself 

08. Fame 

09. TVC15 

10. Stay 

11. Jean Genie 

12. Modern Love 

Disc 2: 

01. Star 

02. Heroes 

03. What in the World 

04. Look Back in Anger 

05. Joe the Lion 

06. Wild is the Wind 

07. Golden Years 

08. Fashion 

09. Let's Dance 

10. Red Sails 

11. Breaking Glass 

12. Life on Mars 

13. Sorrow 

14. Cat People 

15. China Girl 

16. Scary Monsters 

17. Rebel Rebel 

18. I Can't Explain 

19. White Heat, White Light 

There are many versions of these tapes but these are the best anybody has heard. Before "heyricky" died of a massive overdose in 2005 he gave these and the Beatles "River Rhine Tapes" to me to hold onto so he wouldn't sell them for a "fix" and instructed me to only torrent them after he had been dead for a year. Last year I torrented his "River Rhine Tapes" on the anniversary of his death and now on the 2nd anniversary of his death I present......."David Bowie and Stevie Ray Vaughan The Serious Rehearsal 1983" The story goes that after Bowie saw Stevie perform at the Montreuz Jazz Festival in 1982 he asked him to join his band and tour in support of his new album "Serious Moonlight" after a few rehearsals Stevie decided to skip joining Bowies band so this is all we get to hear. It would have been amazing. Supposedly these were recorded by Bowies manager using a mono Nagra machine. "heyricky" then obtained the tapes (we don't know how) and remixed into "mock" stereo.