Early Bowie music available to stream for first time
In 2022, Bowie was named the best-selling vinyl artist of the 21st century by Music Week, ahead of The Beatles. "It's just a fascinating window into London in 1965 and its possibilities," said Palao.In the early sixties, Bowie was a teenager, performing as Davie Jones at London clubs and dreaming of stardom. For this new material, Palao, along with Talmy Enterprises Incorporated, licensed the album to Warner, and it will be released by the company's subsidiary, Parlophone.
- ▪In 2022, Bowie was named the best-selling vinyl artist of the 21st century by Music Week, ahead of The Beatles.
- ▪"It's just a fascinating window into London in 1965 and its possibilities," said Palao.In the early sixties, Bowie was a teenager, performing as Davie Jones at London clubs and dreaming of stardom.
- ▪For this new material, Palao, along with Talmy Enterprises Incorporated, licensed the album to Warner, and it will be released by the company's subsidiary, Parlophone.
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Early Bowie music available to stream for first timeImage source, Alisdair MacDonald/Mirrorpix/Getty ImagesByJosh Korber HoffmanBusiness reporterPublished5 minutes agoTen years ago Alec Palao was casually flicking through a collection of old records when he noticed some faint pencil markings that were enough to draw a gasp. "Davie Jones," it read.What he had found was musical gold: five unreleased songs by a young David Bowie, filed away under his birth name.From Friday, those tracks, plus another five unreleased songs that came Palao's way after the initial discovery, will be available to buy and stream."They are probably the most visceral, raw you'll ever hear the man," said Palao, a music historian and archivist.For the music industry, David Bowie is big business.
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