Previously unheard tracks from David Bowie's early career have been released, showcasing five songs recorded under his birth name, Davie Jones. Music historian Alec Palao discovered these recordings in a collection belonging to Bowie's first producer, Shel Talmy, and they offer a glimpse into the artist's formative years in 1965 London.
A limited edition vinyl will be available for purchase at Record Store Day and HMV outlets. The album, licensed to Warner Music Group, includes a remastered version of the song 'I Pity The Fool,' highlighting Bowie's early experimentation with his musical identity.
Fans should keep an eye on Record Store Day for the limited edition vinyl, which includes a remastered 'I Pity The Fool.' This release not only highlights Bowie's early experimentation but also offers a unique glimpse into the vibrant music scene of 1965 London.