@@jimjiminyjaroo300 I would rather say something nice and bring some joy in the world especially now, rather than just being negative and try to create a dispute, have a great life.
I used to love The Big Breakfast so much, breakfast tv was so good back then. Love David Bowie too, I wonder if I watched that day . Edit: shit! I’ve gone really nostalgic for the 70’s 80’s and 90’s now. The present is crap.
Natasha Korniloff. She designed his outfits for the Isolar II tour, of 1978; only a few years before Ashes to Ashes. They both worked with Lindsay Kemp in the late 1960's when Bowie performed, 'Pierrot in Turquoise'.
what happened to these shows this is what made england great it makes tele depressing and dull now thank god to youtube escape the kmodern krap of life
@ maybe but nomore shit and forced like todays shit but with more fakery and bullshit
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@@russellpetrie119 But this program was 100% fakery and bullshit, no wonder it was removed. Lol It's before 9/11 so the atmosphere is more naive (not happy) than it is now.
Sarah Cox didn't know wot to ask or say realy she didn't realy understand wot he was meaning about music or video also . . Bowie very entelligent guy but dwn to earth & funny with it . . He is so very sadly missed . . Rest easy David . . Legend 💙🎷
It is very noticeable that she totally changed and got perturbed when he mentioned money for sex because the presenters were under strict instruction to avoid that language/ dialogue as it's a tv show kids watch.
@@outsidethepyramid In wot way was I wrong about Sarah Cox ... And boyzone Keith Duffy & Shane lynch was on BB taking about sexual things lol look it up maybe you missed that one.
@@jessebubslebo5231 no i didn't watch that shite and BB ran for over 10 years, remits changed in that period. Cox had her questions written for her. Go away now..
@@GazB85 I didn't even notice her sitting in the audience, only at the end of the video. As a German I only know her from Doctor Who though and haven't had a clue about what she did before that. As I read on wikipedia she had a career as a singer.
@@frankj10000 She released her first terrible but highly popular pop song when she was 16 (Which she would of been here.). She ended up marrying Chris Evans (Ginger guy, who presented Big Breakfast before Johnny Vaughn, ended up making millions doing other TV and radio stuff.) when she was 18 and stopped the music and other public stuff for a few years.
He really sounded pretentious on this show, but he was awful on TFI Friday as he tried too hard to be wacky. The girl in the video was a Warhol muse. In the early days of Ziggy Bowie, Pop, Jagger, Plant, Tyler, Page, Angie & many others had sex with the underage groupies including Lori Mattix aged 14 y/o; there were an infamous group who hung around bars; notably Stable Starr, Pamela Barres, Babe Buell & Julia Holcomb. Steve Tyler lead singer of Aerosmith got her mother's permission to be her guardian. they lived together when she was 13 & when she was old enough he proposed but changed his mind due to his family's horror; she became pregnant at 16 & he forced her to have an abortion; when he began dating another woman he threw her out with nothing. A documentary was made about it all called Look Away, Iggy Pop shamelessly made a single of the same name about his his underage sexual exploits. Bowie was such a bullshitter, he often rearranged history around his life, work & inspirations. I made a website in the 90s which had a fan page to Bowie which I put in Bowie Wonderworld called The Mainman, it was both complimentary & frank about how controlled everything was, even down to the fans pushed up onstage to embrace him, I kicked the security when they tried to push me up. I had blocked his limosene accidentally as I stood in the road at the Birmingham Town Hall, his smile was mesmerising but Angie scowled until I realised & moved out of the way. The concert was magical. I don't know why I turned away when Ronson was doing a solo & bent down to kiss me on the lips, I think it was the faces he pulled as he played. I also put a link from The Mainman to my own website which had many pages (web space was given freely at that time) about different topics; one had a feature on art as concept over content; sex, violence & death as statements presented as art with a dead shark, names of one night stands in a tent, an unmade bed, plus performance art which included self harm, a guy with HIV being cut & prints of his blood hung in front of the audience - I wondered how far this dark trend would go & whether defacing classical art would become statement art (I made a few examples, one of cherubs sprayed & one of Jesus or Mary sliced), my own poetry & art - I didn't join Bowienet, a short biography of my abusive childhood & disastrous relationships (I reflected ambiguously on my affair with a young woman), these were translated into Thursday's Child (the first line I used as I didn't want to write my date of birth), Survive, Something in The Air & more. On my Bowie page I said it would be nice to have a second Pin Ups, he later said he didn't finish the project so stuck the songs in Heathen. From all of that came Outside, Hours & some influence on Heathen. He was awkward in interviews & I said he should relax as he didn't need to impress (he does connect in this interview). I gave him a backhanded compliment around his age & he wrote a message saying he enjoyed my site & I was very pretty when I was young in response. One pic I posted was of me in front of my boyfriends Jaguar Mark 3 which he said was his favourite car on the Ross promotion of Hours (removed from UA-cam after his death) along with other references, his haircut is the same as a pic of my first partners but he later compared it to Space Oddity - no!. In several interviews he portrayed me as a tragic figure which wasn't true; my life had been but I had reached a happy place in being single & not manipulated. I also wrote my early years were in Stratford on Avon, on his Earthling tour he did a performance on a nearby disused airfield, this was the first time a famous person played there, but by that time I had moved to an untraceable place in Warwickshire with no internet. I started to look for connections like Little Wonder; I banked at Abbey National but dismissed it as coincidence. In a couple of places I criticised religion as being immoral; centres of violence & paedophilia, promoting J Krishnamurti's work on not following religious authority, I also said M Manson was just holding a mirror up to society. This comes up in The Next Day on 3 tracks, I don't know why but he added a critique at the talented Joni Mitchell (who I also did a page on) in [You Will] Set the World On Fire he references Grenwhich Village folk singers at the time she emerged - Orchs (who also wrote a song called Changes), Seeger, Bobby (Dylan), Baez, cleverly putting names of venues they played at (Gaslight & Bitter End) "She's the real deal..she is in the boat & we are in the water". Odetta was a striking black civil rights singer who influenced the Village scene. Mitchell also changed genres & Bowie complimented her in a Playboy interview, the song sounded aggressive & hostile. Feel So Lonely You Could Die (yet another allusion to Elvis) was aimed at the belligerent & jealous Morrissey who plagiarised 2 Ziggy songs with It's Gonna Happen Someday, while supporting Bowie's Outside tour he left in a tantrum, Bowie responded with wry wit - see video below, it is not a UA-cam video. I think Bowie was like two people, one nice & the other unkind & cynical which would swing given the wrong word. I'm so glad I helped to revive his career after his long artistically barren period following Let's Dance, he made some very good music after. Many will dislike the truth that Bowie had sex with underage girls (including Dana Gillespie) but none said he took advantage of them, unlike Gary Glltter he was not a predator, - the 12- 14 y/o groupies did pursue male stars but they were starstruck kids the same age as me. Pop says in his song Look Away I would not do it again but he had sex with Sable repeatedly, he blames his drug habit & the scene but should take responsibility. This was many decades before adult women began the "me too" movement. On being offered a knighthood he said it had no relevance to him which I admired. davidbowienews.com/2019/05/david-bowie-interview-glasgow-1995/ interview on Morrissey leaving tour by Sottish Media (not UA-cam ua-cam.com/video/MJXTVuh4iKM/v-deo.htmlsi=i6j2dpAn8ibygUoc Bowie & Ronson cover It's Gonna Happen Someday - sue for plagiarism or cover with humour ua-cam.com/video/8i2NetVBzIc/v-deo.htmlsi=-PH2ucYbOCEpCbt4 Look Away - Iggy Pop further demeans the underage groupies in reflection without remorse ua-cam.com/video/hODALOTiH6A/v-deo.htmlsi=0MSylwYar-mOfrdF after Waters became more unstable like Morrisey Pink Floyd split - this is a brilliant duet of Gilmour & Bowie singing Comfortably Numb
Always feel a bit negative about Bowie's 90's. He was somewhat lost, adapting to the trends rather than creating them, eager to reconnect with youth so making the mistake of appearing in dross like this. So glad the world got over the 90's 'yoof' hangover and remembered what a cultural icon and legendary mind he really was. No appearances on zany morning shows for Ziggy in the 2000's, thank God.
This show wasn’t worthy of this dude. Bowie was in a bit of 90s commercial slump here and wasn’t really that popular “with the kidz”. Oh how I would love to see him still going strong:)
He was doing some great Drum and Bass stuff and used to be seen out and about in London at The Blue Note in Hoxton and other Techno events.He was a sponge for all types of people and music.A very down to earth person.
He's cleverer than all of them. However, I wish he had toned down his Cockney/London accent. It doesn't suit him anymore, even if he was born in Brixton
At the time of this footage, David was 52 years old.
He was self-effacing and good-humored. We won't see his likes again.
He's really down to earth lovely to see him so comfortable
he fell to earth
He’s a great guest. You only have to give him a couple of questions and he can take the audience on a funny and interesting journey for ten minutes.
No airs or graces with David, he was so down to earth and friendly.
I thought he was going to talk about the merits of eating a big breakfast. But I still wasn’t disappointed.
I love this video & love David Bowie.
Nicole E . I’m glad you love Bowie, and I love you,you’re gorgeous made my day,stay safe nicole. 😘
Love love loveeeee talento GENIO intelligente bellooo lo amoooooooi👄❤❤❤❤❤🎵🎶🎵🎺🎷🎸🎹🎤
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@@jimjiminyjaroo300 I would rather say something nice and bring some joy in the world especially now, rather than just being negative and try to create a dispute, have a great life.
I love this man!
David Bowie he looks like hes haveing fun and enjoying hes self loved him ❤ Bring back the BB MORNINGS HAVE NEVER BEEN THE SAME .
Having watched a GAZZILLION interviews with him, this is the best one out there! Thanks for sharing it!
One of my favourite interviews!!!
I used to love The Big Breakfast so much, breakfast tv was so good back then. Love David Bowie too, I wonder if I watched that day . Edit: shit! I’ve gone really nostalgic for the 70’s 80’s and 90’s now. The present is crap.
Yessss those were the times I feel ya
It'll get better, the present.
The music when they say whats coming up is nostalgic, especially the xmas version :/
You are so right there💯
I think Johnny actually does a really good job here, always liked his style.
So cool he names the lady who made costumes for a music video decades back.
There's a Video on her.. thankful .
Natasha Korniloff. She designed his outfits for the Isolar II tour, of 1978; only a few years before Ashes to Ashes. They both worked with Lindsay Kemp in the late 1960's when Bowie performed, 'Pierrot in Turquoise'.
This is so weird and cool and obscure it can only increase in value over time.
Everyone was so much happier in the '90s
I've been watching this for 6 times now and didn't realize it was uploaded by you, thank you lol
loved ashes to ashes so sad hes gone now bring back bb it was great times
16:05
“Is it Bowie or Bowie?”
“Yeah.”
28:30
“Which would you prefer first? The snowman or Santa?”
“Yeah!”
Love you David ❤️
What a great morning show to wake up to never be another
5.14 she had no idea how well known Bowie’s time in Berlin was:)
Nowadays with the Internet we know a lot more about the things, I suppose.
Wonderful!
He was really like a family member , uncle David
Absolutely awesome guest appearance from David, love this guy... Sarah Cox was a hornbag
What is a hornbag....?
A bag of horns
Thats not sarah cox tho, that's liza tarbuck
@@pushthetempo2 Yep I know that Sarah Cox interviews him about his videos.
@@Mysticpete holy shit i didn't recognise her! shes so young
Wow. I forgot about this.
The issue with anyone interviewing Bowie is that they speak.
what happened to these shows this is what made england great it makes tele depressing and dull now thank god to youtube escape the kmodern krap of life
These days people would moan the big breakfast is “too liberal”
@@jimjiminyjaroo300 lol lefty losers
Morning programs tends to be like this, but that program is a bit shit and forced, even zany, not "great".
@ maybe but nomore shit and forced like todays shit but with more fakery and bullshit
@@russellpetrie119 But this program was 100% fakery and bullshit, no wonder it was removed. Lol It's before 9/11 so the atmosphere is more naive (not happy) than it is now.
Oh, yoou really outdid yourself on this one, S.M. Always fun to see him having fun and cutting up. Wow, this was a great video!
I miss Bowie!
The great David Bowie.
Sempre ironico e disponibile....grande artista ma anche grande uomo...love Bowie forever
Someone as massive as bowie on big breakfast. What a legend
Bring Back the 90s..the good old dayz. T.M.
Slinky~Secrets,gr8 Album..n a sex God in a red jumper,
Perfection Personified
24:15 - Describes Trent Reznor as 'a very, very talented kid'. :D
Sarah Cox didn't know wot to ask or say realy she didn't realy understand wot he was meaning about music or video also . . Bowie very entelligent guy but dwn to earth & funny with it . . He is so very sadly missed . . Rest easy David . . Legend 💙🎷
It is very noticeable that she totally changed and got perturbed when he mentioned money for sex because the presenters were under strict instruction to avoid that language/ dialogue as it's a tv show kids watch.
@@outsidethepyramid Could be your rite but it hasn't stopped BB talking about sex & other things before that you wouldn't get away with today .
@@jessebubslebo5231 You are wrong about Sarah Cox and i strongly suspect you are wrong about BB talking about sex.
@@outsidethepyramid In wot way was I wrong about Sarah Cox ... And boyzone Keith Duffy & Shane lynch was on BB taking about sexual things lol look it up maybe you missed that one.
@@jessebubslebo5231 no i didn't watch that shite and BB ran for over 10 years, remits changed in that period.
Cox had her questions written for her.
Go away now..
Class
As a Londoner watching in Toronto where I live , never expected him to mention. the city or baseball 20.04..
Yes. Yes indeed. It's Bowie-ness
God I miss this
I’ve never heard Bowie pronounced like that anywhere else
His music warped my mind
in a good way, right?
As if they had THEEE David Bowie stood there holding the mic! Lol
I love it all especially the ending more power Bowie lol
Sarah Cox! ❤
Bowie is spewing knowledge, and it's lost on these fractured and empty vessels.
Billie Piper was there too?
21:53
22:23
27:44
@@GazB85 I didn't even notice her sitting in the audience, only at the end of the video. As a German I only know her from Doctor Who though and haven't had a clue about what she did before that. As I read on wikipedia she had a career as a singer.
@@frankj10000 She released her first terrible but highly popular pop song when she was 16 (Which she would of been here.).
She ended up marrying Chris Evans (Ginger guy, who presented Big Breakfast before Johnny Vaughn, ended up making millions doing other TV and radio stuff.) when she was 18 and stopped the music and other public stuff for a few years.
Met her at a convention twice about five years ago she is still stunning and hot 🔥 can't believe Evans got her 🤔
@@mrbee4life182did he keep her ?
Whatever became of Johnny anyhow?
He really sounded pretentious on this show, but he was awful on TFI Friday as he tried too hard to be wacky. The girl in the video was a Warhol muse. In the early days of Ziggy Bowie, Pop, Jagger, Plant, Tyler, Page, Angie & many others had sex with the underage groupies including Lori Mattix aged 14 y/o; there were an infamous group who hung around bars; notably Stable Starr, Pamela Barres, Babe Buell & Julia Holcomb. Steve Tyler lead singer of Aerosmith got her mother's permission to be her guardian. they lived together when she was 13 & when she was old enough he proposed but changed his mind due to his family's horror; she became pregnant at 16 & he forced her to have an abortion; when he began dating another woman he threw her out with nothing. A documentary was made about it all called Look Away, Iggy Pop shamelessly made a single of the same name about his his underage sexual exploits. Bowie was such a bullshitter, he often rearranged history around his life, work & inspirations. I made a website in the 90s which had a fan page to Bowie which I put in Bowie Wonderworld called The Mainman, it was both complimentary & frank about how controlled everything was, even down to the fans pushed up onstage to embrace him, I kicked the security when they tried to push me up. I had blocked his limosene accidentally as I stood in the road at the Birmingham Town Hall, his smile was mesmerising but Angie scowled until I realised & moved out of the way. The concert was magical. I don't know why I turned away when Ronson was doing a solo & bent down to kiss me on the lips, I think it was the faces he pulled as he played. I also put a link from The Mainman to my own website which had many pages (web space was given freely at that time) about different topics; one had a feature on art as concept over content; sex, violence & death as statements presented as art with a dead shark, names of one night stands in a tent, an unmade bed, plus performance art which included self harm, a guy with HIV being cut & prints of his blood hung in front of the audience - I wondered how far this dark trend would go & whether defacing classical art would become statement art (I made a few examples, one of cherubs sprayed & one of Jesus or Mary sliced), my own poetry & art - I didn't join Bowienet, a short biography of my abusive childhood & disastrous relationships (I reflected ambiguously on my affair with a young woman), these were translated into Thursday's Child (the first line I used as I didn't want to write my date of birth), Survive, Something in The Air & more. On my Bowie page I said it would be nice to have a second Pin Ups, he later said he didn't finish the project so stuck the songs in Heathen. From all of that came Outside, Hours & some influence on Heathen. He was awkward in interviews & I said he should relax as he didn't need to impress (he does connect in this interview). I gave him a backhanded compliment around his age & he wrote a message saying he enjoyed my site & I was very pretty when I was young in response. One pic I posted was of me in front of my boyfriends Jaguar Mark 3 which he said was his favourite car on the Ross promotion of Hours (removed from UA-cam after his death) along with other references, his haircut is the same as a pic of my first partners but he later compared it to Space Oddity - no!. In several interviews he portrayed me as a tragic figure which wasn't true; my life had been but I had reached a happy place in being single & not manipulated. I also wrote my early years were in Stratford on Avon, on his Earthling tour he did a performance on a nearby disused airfield, this was the first time a famous person played there, but by that time I had moved to an untraceable place in Warwickshire with no internet. I started to look for connections like Little Wonder; I banked at Abbey National but dismissed it as coincidence. In a couple of places I criticised religion as being immoral; centres of violence & paedophilia, promoting J Krishnamurti's work on not following religious authority, I also said M Manson was just holding a mirror up to society. This comes up in The Next Day on 3 tracks, I don't know why but he added a critique at the talented Joni Mitchell (who I also did a page on) in [You Will] Set the World On Fire he references Grenwhich Village folk singers at the time she emerged - Orchs (who also wrote a song called Changes), Seeger, Bobby (Dylan), Baez, cleverly putting names of venues they played at (Gaslight & Bitter End) "She's the real deal..she is in the boat & we are in the water". Odetta was a striking black civil rights singer who influenced the Village scene. Mitchell also changed genres & Bowie complimented her in a Playboy interview, the song sounded aggressive & hostile. Feel So Lonely You Could Die (yet another allusion to Elvis) was aimed at the belligerent & jealous Morrissey who plagiarised 2 Ziggy songs with It's Gonna Happen Someday, while supporting Bowie's Outside tour he left in a tantrum, Bowie responded with wry wit - see video below, it is not a UA-cam video. I think Bowie was like two people, one nice & the other unkind & cynical which would swing given the wrong word. I'm so glad I helped to revive his career after his long artistically barren period following Let's Dance, he made some very good music after. Many will dislike the truth that Bowie had sex with underage girls (including Dana Gillespie) but none said he took advantage of them, unlike Gary Glltter he was not a predator, - the 12- 14 y/o groupies did pursue male stars but they were starstruck kids the same age as me. Pop says in his song Look Away I would not do it again but he had sex with Sable repeatedly, he blames his drug habit & the scene but should take responsibility. This was many decades before adult women began the "me too" movement. On being offered a knighthood he said it had no relevance to him which I admired.
davidbowienews.com/2019/05/david-bowie-interview-glasgow-1995/ interview on Morrissey leaving tour by Sottish Media (not UA-cam
ua-cam.com/video/MJXTVuh4iKM/v-deo.htmlsi=i6j2dpAn8ibygUoc Bowie & Ronson cover It's Gonna Happen Someday - sue for plagiarism or cover with humour
ua-cam.com/video/8i2NetVBzIc/v-deo.htmlsi=-PH2ucYbOCEpCbt4 Look Away - Iggy Pop further demeans the underage groupies in reflection without remorse
ua-cam.com/video/hODALOTiH6A/v-deo.htmlsi=0MSylwYar-mOfrdF after Waters became more unstable like Morrisey Pink Floyd split - this is a brilliant duet of Gilmour & Bowie singing Comfortably Numb
Always feel a bit negative about Bowie's 90's. He was somewhat lost, adapting to the trends rather than creating them, eager to reconnect with youth so making the mistake of appearing in dross like this. So glad the world got over the 90's 'yoof' hangover and remembered what a cultural icon and legendary mind he really was. No appearances on zany morning shows for Ziggy in the 2000's, thank God.
This show wasn’t worthy of this dude. Bowie was in a bit of 90s commercial slump here and wasn’t really that popular “with the kidz”. Oh how I would love to see him still going strong:)
He was doing some great Drum and Bass stuff and used to be seen out and about in London at The Blue Note in Hoxton and other Techno events.He was a sponge for all types of people and music.A very down to earth person.
@@mikipiediaelburro7588 David was one of a kind.
Why can’t these people pronounce his surname properly, so irritating.
Whats w the fake accent ?? This show is desperate to be whacky...
He's cleverer than all of them. However, I wish he had toned down his Cockney/London accent. It doesn't suit him anymore, even if he was born in Brixton
I am getting sea sick