1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 ARTICLES RECORDINGS TV FILM AND STAGE
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CRACKED ACTOR Filmed 1974 for Omnibus Broadcast 26 January 1975 [BBC2 TV UK] > more |
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DICK CAVETT SHOW Recorded in New York Broadcast 4 December 1974 - [NBC TV US] Interviewed and performs 1984/Young Americans/Footstompin' > more |
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1975 GRAMMY AWARDS Recorded at Uris Theatre, New York 1 March 1975 > more |
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SOUL TRAIN Recorded 4 November 1975 [ABC US] Mimes to Fame and Golden Years and answers questions from the presenter and the audience. > more |
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CHER SHOW Recorded 23 November 1975 [CBS US] Performs Fame, Can You Hear Me and a medley sarting and ending with Young Americans [with Cher]. > more |
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RUSSELL HARTY PLUS Recorded 28 November 1975 [ITV UK] Interview with Russell Harty via satellite. 28 mins. > more |
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DINAH! Recorded 3 January 1976 [CBS US] > more |
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DINAH! Recorded 15 April 1977 [CBS US] Performs Funtime and Sister Midnight with Iggy Pop |
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TFI Actualities Recorded in Paris June 27 1977 Interviewed by Yves Marousi |
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Midi Premiere Recorded in Paris June 27 1977 Interviewed by Danielle Gilbert |
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MARC Recorded Manchester 9 September 1977 Broadcast 28 September 1977 [Granada UK] Live version of Heroes and a jam called Standing Next To You. > more |
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Bing Crosby's Merrie Olde Christmas Recorded Manchester 11 September 1977 Broadcast 24 December 1977 [ITV UK] Performs Heroes with mime, and Peace On Earth/The Little Drummer Boy, a duet with Bing, who said of Bowie: "He sings a lovely counterpoint". |
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L’altra Domenica ("A Different Sunday") Recorded in Rome 1 October 1977 |
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Odeon Recorded in Rome 1 October 1977 Interview, a performance of Heroes and Bowie playing piano for a version of Sense of Doubt. |
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Pop Shop Recorded in Amsterdam October 1977 Broadcast 6 November 1977 [Dutch TV] Interview with Vic Dennis VD: Is the fact that you have moved to Berlin connected with politics? DB: Some newspapers asserted that it could have been in relation to politics but it’s absolutely wrong. I am apolitical and I think a real artist is apolitical, because an artist is a dreamer .... |
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TopPop Recorded in Netherlands 14 October 1977 Performs Heroes and is presented with a gold record |
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Top Of The Pops Recorded in London 19 October 1977 Performs Heroes with Tony Visconti on bass |
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90 Minutes Live, This Hour Has 5 Decades Broadcast 25 November [CBC Canada] Interview. Bowie discusses his confused personality and the complexities of Ziggy. He also speaks about Berlin allowing him a simple life, and holidaying with his son in Kenya. (Duration 7:25) |
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David Bowie On Stage Recorded live at Dallas Convention Centre 10 April 1978 Broadcast US TV Includes: What In The World / Blackout / Sense Of Doubt / Speed Of Life / Hang On To Yourself / Ziggy Stardust (21min) |
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Midnight Special Recorded in New York April 1978 Interview with Flo and Eddie. Bowie, dressed in a kimono, talked about Aladdin Sane and the re-creation of Ziggy Stardust for the 1978 tour. |
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Arena Rock Recorded 16 May 1978 Interviewed in Berlin by Alan Yentob [BBC 2 UK] Excerpt on Sound And Vision DVD (2003) |
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Musikladen Extra Recorded live in Bremen TV studio 21 May 1978 Broadcast 4 August 1978 without encore (45 mins) Sense of Doubt / Beauty and the Beast / Heroes / Stay / The Jean Genie / TVC15 / Alabama Song / Rebel Rebel / What In The World (encore) |
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Northern Lights Recorded in Newcastle 16 June 1978 [Tyne Tees UK] Interview |
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Reporting Scotland Recorded in Glasgow 21 May Interview and footage of Hang Onto Yourself from Glasgow concert |
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London Weekend Show Recorded 30 June, 1 July 1978 Broadcast 8 July 1978 [ITV UK] Clips from the July 1 Earls Court show (Star, Heroes, Hang Onto Yourself), interview with fans, and a 30 June pre-concert interview with Bowie by Janet Street-Porter (40 mins) |
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Countdown Recorded in Melbourne, Australia November 1978 - ABC TV [Australia] Interviewed by Ian Meldrum |
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A Current Affair Recorded in Sydney, Australia Broadcast 28 November 1978 Interviewed by Mike Willesee |
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Star Sen Ichi Ya Recorded in Tokyo 6 December 1978 Interview on Japanese TV |
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Young Music Show Recorded at NHK Hall, Tokyo 12 December 1978 Warszawa, Heroes, Fame, Beauty and the Beast, Five Years, Soul Love, Star, Hang Onto Yourself, Ziggy Stardust, Suffragette City, Station To Station, TVC15 |
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AFTERNOON PLUS interviewed by Mavis Nicholson [ITV UK] Recorded in London 12 February 1979 |
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THAMES AT SIX Interview with Rita Carter Recorded in London 12 February 1979 |
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TONIGHT Interview with Valerie Singleton [BBC 1 UK] Recorded in London 12 February 1979 |
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The Kenny Everett Video Show Recorded in London 23 April 1979 [ITV UK] Bowie performs Boys Keep Swinging. At the end of the song Kenny Everett as one of his characters, Angry of Mayfair, chases Bowie around the rooftop set shouting, ‘I fought for men like you in the war - and I never got one!’ |
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Dick Clark’s Salute to the Seventies Recorded September 1979 Broadcast 31 December 1979 Films a mimed version of Space Oddity (1969 version). Bowie was dressed as on the poster issued with The Alabama Song. |
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Kenny Everett’s New Year’s Eve show Recorded in London 18 September 1979 Broadcast 31 December 1979 featuring Bowie’s new acoustic version of Space Oddity |
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Countdown Recorded in London 1 December 1979 Broadcast 31 December 1979 [ABC TV Australia] Interviewed for End Of The Decade special |
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Saturday Night Live Recorded 15 December. Broadcast 5 January 1980 Bowie performs three songs: The Man Who Sold the World / TVC 15 / Boys Keep Swinging. Features Bowie’s specially prepared group, Blondie’s Jimmy Destri and German singer/ performer, Klaus Nomi. |
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The 20-20 Show Filmed February 1980 A US news magazine program, film a short special about Bowie and include footage of Scary Monsters recording sessions. The show was broadcast on US TV in 1981. |
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Crystal Jun Rock Television commercials filmed March 1980 Bowie went to Japan to make two television commercials for Crystal Jun Rock, a Saki drink exclusive to Japan. Filming for two weeks in a temple in Kyoto. The only lines Bowie utters are, ‘Crystal Jun Rock in Japan’. |
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Good Morning America Broadcast live 3 September 1980 [ABC TV] Interview with Bowie, discussing the play and the new LP, Scary Monsters. |
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The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson Broadcast 5 September 1980 [NBC] Bowie performs Life on Mars and Ashes to Ashes. Interviewed pre-show by Robert Hilburn. During the show, the fans cheered so loudly at every mention of Bowie’s name that Carson finally gulped: "After all this, he’d better be good." |
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Friday Night - Saturday Morning Broadcast 10 October 1980 [BBC2] An interview with Bowie recorded in New York’s Plaza Hotel by Tim Rice. It included extracts from the Elephant Man play onstage at the Booth Theatre. |
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Countdown Filmed 23 October 1980 [ABC TV Australia] Interviewed in a New York Japanese restaurant by Ian Meldrum for Australian TV |
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Musikzene Broadcast 7 December 1980 [RB Germany] Includes a feature on Bowie in The Elephant Man |
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1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 ARTICLES RECORDINGS TV FILM AND STAGE