David Bowie 1976-03-03 Chicago ,International Amphitheater – Chicago 76 –
Sound Quality Rating
101. Station To Station.flac
102. Suffragette City.flac
103. Fame.flac
104. Word On A Wing.flac
105. Stay.flac
106. Waiting For The Man.flac
107. Queen Bitch.flac
201. Life On Mars , Five Years.flac
202. Panic In Detroit.flac
203. Band Intro.flac
204. Changes.flac
205. TVC15.flac
206. Diamond Dogs.flac
207. Rebel Rebel.flac
208. The Jean Genie.flac
Label: No label
Audio Source: audience
Lineage:
Total running time: 1:30:20
Sound Quality: Much noise ,dull ,but still good listened to
Attendance: 11.956
Artwork: Yes.
The audience is barely heard,probably because this is an open-air concert. Only when Bowie says “Good evening,I’m David Bowie and this one’s called Changes” there is a short moment of massive screaming.
During Waiting For the Man there is a sudden bang which frightens you out of your wits when you’re listening through earphones! It is firework,and throughout the rest of the concert firecrackers are being let off.
During Panic in Detroit and Diamond Dogs something happens to the tape: it sounds as though the original tape was folded or twisted during re-taping. By the way,the whole middle part including the drum solo is missing.
During Changes a large part of the audience got up from their chairs,for at the end of the song someone is heard shou ting “Hey,sit down!”. Much screaming after Rebel Rebel too,and when the band has returned to the stage for Jean Genie,Stacy Heydon stops to tune his guitar for a moment. Towards the end of the song a stop during which Bowie rapidly names the days of the week; then they go on again.
The Tour Band – The Station To Station Tour
• David Bowie – Vocals, saxophone
• Carlos Alomar – Rhythm guitar, music director,backing vocals
• Stacy Heydon – Lead guitar, backing vocals
• George Murray – Bass guitar, backing vocals
• Dennis Davis – Drums, percussion
• Tony Kaye – Keyboards
The band became known as “Raw Moon”
Crew
• Vern Moose Constan, Rob Joyce – Band technicians/personnel
• Lonnie McKenzie, Leroy Kerr, Lester Burton, Buddy Prewitt, Larry Sizemore – Lighting technicians/personnel
• Buford Jones, Scott Wadsworth – Sound technicians/personnel
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i was there too. no “warm-up” band. A screen came down and they showed the Luis Buñuel and Salvador Dalí film: Un Chien Andalou. One of the greatest performances I’ve ever seen.
is there really a bootleg cd for this concert?
Oh, and by the way. I was at this gig. The International Amphitheater was a very large hall.
Not an open outdoor facility. I think seating was about 10,000.