Sorrow - David Bowie | The Midnight Special
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- David Bowie performs live November 16, 1973 on The Midnight Special.
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Whoa! Man when folks today say they're more forward thinking, I always show them how far out the 70s were. The 70s were the age of the sexual revolution, tv was groundbreaking and very landmark entertainment. The "beautiful people knew how to amaze and entertain! The artist were stretching the way to be hip and cool. They may not have been the best looking singers, actors or both. But they were the real deal, they were artist for the ages. God bless!
yep things are so regressive today, and it isn't funny. This was +50 years ago and it's outrageous to see that it was on a major TV station, on a major show, in a prime time slot, so much for all the BS talked about past decades :-)
Exact same thoughts from me. Dressed up as a woman when he came to America. That was in the early 70s. Imagine if anybody did that now in 2024 where were meant to be more progressive. It would be a shame if Bowie saw what was happening in today's society, as he was always a peaceful loving person.
So good this finally is unearthed, it has been a long wait; it does live up to the expectations!
I have been watching bootleg videos of this and other Bowies videos from this particular show for years and most with a lot of quality flaws or missing spots but was happy to see them and could live with them! ...But finally, it's so great to start seeing very high-quality original TMS videos here on "The Midnight Special" channel from Bowie's 1980 Floor Show that aired back in 1973 and I remember it like it was yesterday! ...I sure hope eventually the whole show will be shown in its entirety! ...As there was nothing else ever like it ever since as it was almost the end of his Ziggy-Aladdin persona! ...Absolutely Bowie fantastic!
Thank you Midnight Special for releasing it and the many other shows and artist you have been sharing as I have been praying for many, many, many years for this musical history day to come from you!
Although he did not write it, this is my all-time favorite Bowie song.
The Mersey beats, a Liverpool group had the first hit with this
great song, but Bowie grabs it perfectly.
his voice is so beautiful singing Sorrow
With Amanda Lear as the model
The way the saxophone player moves his hips, haha, hilarious!
So ahead of his time ❤
The Midnight Special, awesome good to see alll this great content.
More to come!
@@themidnightspecialtvshow Sounds good.
priceless⚡️⚡️⚡️
flippin awesomeness
GRANDE, ÚNICO DAVID BOWIE, SIEMPRE RECORDADO. ❤
Opening line is from It's All Too Much by the Beatles
Fantastic footage!!! Any chance of uploading King Crimson's appearance???
Next Month
Thank you, I’m on the edge of my seat.
@@themidnightspecialtvshowThank you for the King Crimson's songs! Much appreciated! I'm so happy with this channel you folks!
Ziggy doing a one-time comeback to promote the _Pin_ _Ups_ album. I do like this cover better than the original McCoys or Merseybeats versions.
DAVID BOWIE LOOKS FANTASTIC IN HIS ALL WHITE SUIT.🎤🎤🎤🎤
HE IS SO BEAUTIFUL
💋💕💋💕💋
Fabulous
fico chocada com a beleza dele nesse vídeo aqui
Bowie's remake of "Sorrow" did not charted in Billboard Hot 100 Singles Chart. But it went to # 69 (Cashbox) in December of 1973.
Was a big hit in UK though
It was a great worldwide hit. Number 1 in Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, number 2 in Ireland, Zimbabwe, Number 3 in the UK, Iceland. It also reached the top 10 in France, Belgium and several other countries. The album Pin Ups was a complete success in the UK, it was number 1 for 5 weeks, debuting above Elton's goodbye yellow brick road that debuted the same week and prevented The Who's album "Quadrophenia" from being number 1. The album It also reached number 1 in Sweden and reached the top 10 in Australia, Spain, France, Italy, the Netherlands... and many more countries.
@@alanwhitney3263 It was a great worldwide hit. Number 1 in Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, number 2 in Ireland, Zimbabwe, Number 3 in the UK, Iceland. It also reached the top 10 in France, Belgium and several other countries. The album Pin Ups was a complete success in the UK, it was number 1 for 5 weeks, debuting above Elton's goodbye yellow brick road that debuted the same week and prevented The Who's album "Quadrophenia" from being number 1. The album It also reached number 1 in Sweden and reached the top 10 in Australia, Spain, France, Italy, the Netherlands... and many more countries.
ありがてぇ～
Amanda Lear compartió una perspectiva interesante pero un tanto sesgada en el libro Bowie at the Marquee. No daré spoilers para quien no ha leído el tomo, pero me encontré en total desacuerdo con lo que dijo sobre la razón por la que Bowie leía tantos libros.
This doesn't look like it was on set at the Midnight special
1973
The end of the Ziggy Stardust - Aladdin Sane era. Appearing with Bowie is the great Amanda Lear, who maybe (or maybe not) was a pioneering trans woman. Accounts differ...
I just read the "Patsy Stone" character (played by Joanna Lumley) on the BBC series _Absolutely Fabulous_ was loosely based on Amanda Lear.
@@nikzane Interesting! I always wondered what was up with the woman in this. The whole narrative of the vid was lost on me BUT as a long time AbFab fan I see it now. Looks just like Lumley too.
@@nikzane The whole time I was watching Lear in this thinking she looks just like Joanna Lumley on AbFab.
Amanda Lear ou Chantal Ladessous ?
Alain Tapp.
Amanda
"Performs live" - live lipsyncing. Way too prevalent back then ( and some still). Why would they pass up an opportunity to have a fresh, new, LIVE version of Bowie singing?
Bowie's singing IS live. It's the rest that is canned playback.