Newfangled popstar back-cat diggers label Bowie kick off their 7"s arm with an intention to "dig deep into the unreleased sides of pop superstars material from the past", focusing initially on two formerly unreleased funk instrumental tracks recorded by the label's namesake. Who knew an anisocoric kid from Bromley could end up playing funk? So he did, having, at an unnamed point in time, laid down funk versions of 'Fame' and 'Golden Years', two already towering moments in the discography. His trademark jerkiness shines as ever here, but it's the 'Fame' instrumental that really flexes his twanging side, flaunting long releases and dramatic two-tone movements.
STAFF COMMENTS
Matt says: What's this?! Funk instrumentals of Bowie classics? You'da thunk that'd be a well worn verse round these parts by now... but, whoever David is, they've uncovered some rather fine work here.TRACK LISTING
Golden Years (Previously Unreleased Instrumental)
Fame (Previously Unreleased Instrumental)