David Bowie: The Man Who Sold The World CD Track Listing
David Bowie
The Man Who Sold The World (1971)
Release details \nOriginal release by Mercury April 1971 \nRerelease on CD by RykoDisc 1990 with bonus tracks \n\nProducer \nTony Visconti \n\nMusicians \nDavid Bowie: vocals, guitar \nMick Ronson: guitar \nTony Visconti: bass \nMick Woodmansey: drums \nRalph mace: synthesizer \n\nAll four bonus tracks were written by David Bowie.\n\nThe bonus tracks Moonage Daydream and Hang Onto Yourself were released as a single under the name Arnold Corns in 1971. While the name was inspired by David's favourite Pink Floyd song Arnold Layne, the group itself never really existed. In publicity photos Bowie appeared alongside dress designer Freddi Buretti, who was supposedly the group's lead singer and a discovery of David's. Both of these songs were later reworked for the Ziggy Stardust album. \nIn spite of what the Rykodisc release notes say, the version of Holy Holy includedhere is in fact the 1973 Spiders remake featured on the B side of the single Diamond Dogs. The original version can only be picked up on the bootleg album Changesthreeandahalf.
This rock cd contains 13 tracks and runs 53min 23sec.
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- David Bowie - The Width Of The Circle (08:07)
Words and music by David Bowie \n\nIn the corner of the morning in the past\nI would sit and blame the master first and last\nAll the roads were straight and narrow\nAnd the prayers were small and yellow\nAnd the rumour spread that I was aging fast\nThen - David Bowie - All The Madmen (05:37)
Words and music by David Bowie \n \nDay after day\nThey send my friendsaway\nTo mansions cold and grey\nTo the far side of town\nWhere the thinmen stalk the streets\nWhile the sane stay underground\n\nDay after day\nThey tell me I can go\nThey tell me I c - David Bowie - Black Country Rock (03:32)
Words and music by David Bowie \n\nPack a pack horse and rest up here on\nBlack Country Rock\nYou never know, you might find it here on\nBlack Country Rock\n\nSome say the view is crazy\nBut you may adopt another point of view\nSo if it's much too hazy\nY - David Bowie - After All (03:51)
Words and music by David Bowie \n \nPlease trip them gently, they don'tlike to fall, Oh by jingo\nThere's no room for anger, we're all very small, Oh by jingo\nWe're painting our faces and dressing in thoughts fromthe skies, from paradise\nBut they think - David Bowie - Running Gun Blues (03:11)
Words and music by David Bowie\n\nI count the corpses on my left, I find I'm not so tidy\nSo I better get away, better make it today\nI've cut twenty-three down since Friday\nBut I can't control it, my face is drawn\nMy instinct still emotes it\n\nI slash - David Bowie - Saviour Machine (04:25)
Words and music by David Bowie \n\nPresident Joe once had a dream\nThe world held his hand, gave their pledge\nSo he told them his scheme for aSaviour Machine\n\nThey called it the Prayer, its answer was law\nIts logic stopped war, gave them food\nHow the - David Bowie - She Shook Me Cold (04:13)
Words and music by David Bowie \n\nWe met upon a hill, the night was cool and still\nShe sucked my dormant will\nMother, she blew my brain, I will go back again\nMy God, she shook my cold\n\nI had no time to spare, I grabbed her golden hair\nAnd threw her - David Bowie - The Man Who Sold The World (03:55)
Words and music by David Bowie.\n\nWe passed upon the stair, we spoke of was and when\nAlthough I wasn't there, he said I was his friend\nWhichcame as some surprise I spoke into his eyes\nI thought you died alone, along long time ago\n\nOh no, not me\nI n - David Bowie - The Superman (03:41)
Words and music by David Bowie \n\nWhen all the world was very young\nAnd mountain magic heavy hung\nThe supermen would walk in file\nGuardiansof a loveless isle\nAnd gloomy browed with superfear their tragic endless lives\nCould heave nor sigh\nIn solemn - David Bowie - Lightening Frightening (03:38)
Words and music by David Bowie \n\nI'll give you back my farm and I'll give you back my house\nI'll give you back my right to be free\nI've gotmoon, I've got sun\nLightning, lightning, lightning\nI've got me, I've got you\nFrightening, frightening, fright - David Bowie - Holy Holy (02:19)
Words and music by David Bowie \n\nListen baby, let me lie low, lie low with you\nTo be lie-high-high-high\nHigh-high lie-low lie\nSlowly, it's good and holy\nHelping one another, just a righteous brother\nLifetime, give me back my lifetime\nI don't want - David Bowie - Moonage Daydream (03:51)
Words and music by David Bowie \n\nCome on strong, girl\nOh, lay your heavy trip on me\nThe church of man, love\nIs such a holy place to be\nMake me, baby\nMake me know you really care\nMake me jump into the air\n\nCHORUS\n Keep your 'lectric eye on me b - David Bowie - Hang Onto Yourself (02:52)
Words and music by David Bowie. \n\nVERSE\n Never had a good thing going\n And, you know, never had a thing on\n My baby got out last Monday\n And me, I'm on a radio show\n\nCHORUS\n So come on\n Come on\nWe really got a good thing going\n (Well) C
