This full-page RCA Records advertisement promotes David Bowie's live album Stage. Built around a dramatic green-tinted performance image and a detailed track listing, the advert presents the album as a document of Bowie's acclaimed 1978 world tour.. Publication: Unknown Publication Date: September 30, 1978 Country: Unknown The advertisement is dominated by the title "David Bowie Stage", with the album name displayed prominently against a dark background. A large green-tinted

This reader's letter uses David Bowie's opening-night appearance at Manchester's Hardrock venue as the basis for a wider criticism of rising prices at concert halls. While praising the venue and the Bowie performance itself, the writer argues that excessive food and drink charges risk alienating the very audiences such venues are designed to attract. Publication: Unknown Publication Date: September 30, 1972 Country: United Kingdom The letter writer explains that they recently

This live review covers Mott The Hoople's appearance at Liverpool Stadium, examining the band's performance during the period following the success of "All The Young Dudes". The reviewer focuses on audience reaction, Ian Hunter's stage presence and the increasing influence of David Bowie on the group's image and presentation. Publication: Unknown Publication Date: September 30, 1972 Country: United Kingdom THE STORY The review opens with a quote from Ian Hunter: "Where Bowie

This feature profiles dancer and actor Lindsay Kemp and explores his creative relationship with David Bowie. Through a detailed interview, Kemp discusses Bowie's artistic development, his early ambitions and the theatrical influences that helped shape one of rock's most distinctive performers. Publication: Unknown Publication Date: September 30, 1972 Country: United Kingdom The article centres on Lindsay Kemp, the Edinburgh-born actor, dancer and mime specialist who played a