It really shouldn’t baffle you. He’s not there because it’s total BS just like the RRHoF is. A list like that can only exist in each person’s heart anyway. 😌
@@Ojb_1959 I just found it shocking. He's so innovative. He was handpicked by some of the greatest artists of all time. So good, in fact, that Frank Zappa didn't care that he couldn't read music and was willing to be patient.
the other thing that gets horribly overlooked is the way he picked up where Les Paul left off in terms of expanding what could be done with a six string electric guitar. His advancements using analog/digital effects and synthesis with the guitar to create different sounds are extraordinary. Not to mention he plays every instrument in the rhythm section well (great drummer) and has an amazing singing voice.
I love the irony of your avatar when the other side of the spectrum is the one censoring everyone and literally burning books. Ohwell, history, who needs it?
The 1978 tour was my first ever Bowie concert. Who the fuck would have the gall to have a violin in there backing band and sing a song like this and even Ziggy Stardust. Met the man 3 times. Wonderful human being. Still miss you David. Bowie for ever and ever.
@@tixximmi1 A Zappa fan. Me as well, although I actually never saw him. I missed his Frankfurt Concert by some inches. First exposure of wild violin was in 1972 with the Mahavishnu Group and the guy from "The Flock" playing right in front of me standing to the audience left. Behind him was the Jan Hammer, then center stage, Billy Cobham, then John and the bass Mr. Laird. After that a lot of other bands tried to put violin into the mix. But before there was "The Flock" and of course "It's A Beautiful Day" to keep it American.
@@oupahens9219 Jerry Goodman who went from Flock to Dixie Dreggs and Mahavishnu. And I knew the manager of It's A Beautiful Day, Unique group. But I'm old enough that I saw them all. Zappa 25+ times. Hell, I'm on #10 of Dweezil next month. And don't forget Papa John Creech. Airplane/Starship. I went to school with a guy who's dad taught me to play guitar back in the '60s. Timothy B Schmit.
3:20 Mr. Bowie shifts out of croon, pulls out the stops, and sings his ass off. Won't ever see the likes of him again. He made our world a better place. RIP
There's such a wonderful irony about this song which has Robert Fripp's best known guitar work. Because Fripp is a player who always plays seated but to get that howling siren sound going on this song, he had his Hiwatt half stack on "Search-for-cover" volume levels so his guitar would start to howl in that A note and pace back and forth to really get those over tones going. They overdubbed it three or four times to really get that hypnotic drone going. So Fripp's best known guitar work was played with him standing and walking with his guitar rather than him playing seated. There's a really funny anecdote about when they went on tour for this album. Because Fripp couldn't be booked, Adrian Belew was brought in and had been given the setlist and instructions to "learn these." But the full extend to which Belew did his homework became apparent when the rehearsals for the tour started because when the band launched into "Heroes" Bowie and Eno culdn't stop laughing. So when Belew asked them what was so funny, they told them about the many overdubs Fripp did to get that howling siren guitar part and they found it hilarious that Belew was able to playing all of that on his own.
Belew joined Bowie's band and wound up replicating Fripp's playing. Then he joined The Talking Head's and replicated Fripp's playing and doubling David Byrne's vocals. I guess When Fripp restarted King Crimson he wanted another guitar player and a modern new wave sounding vocalist. Who to call? Hmmm?
No, even though it's not hard to see Fripp's influence. He was "replicating" Fripp on "The Name of This Band is Talking Heads" when he played "I Zimbra" onstage with the band in 1980. The studio version from 1979 has Fripp playing on the track. Belew nailed it not just note-for-note but had the tone and the right effects settings. One would have to assume if Fripp decided he wanted two guitar players and he would write parts he wanted the other guitar player to play in certain compositions. Now do you understand??
I just watched an interview where Belew told how he was driving his car, an unknown poor musician, and heard this song on the radio. He said he loved it. Two years later he was playing it with Bowie. He’s had a charmed life and nobody seems to appreciate that more than him!
Nah, Belew always tells stories like that. In 1981, on King Crimson's first concert in Cologne, he told the audience as well that he heard "Red" somewhere on a radio, and now he is proud to play it with them live. Sweet.
Right behind him is the amazing, funky CARLOS ALAMAR, Bowies not so secret weapon for so many years--the man who brought the red headed alien to the Apollo theater for the first time in 1974 --who was the catalyst for Fame and Young Anericans. You rock, Handsome Carlos, thank you to all the magic you brought to David's finest recordings.
Can someone give my old friend Roger Powell some love? That’s him on keys. That percussive Rhodes piano and the gorgeous ARP String Ensemble obligatos are his. He’s also on backing vocals.
This is a Fantastic Performance. I like the way the Musicians are Watching Each Other, instead of playing to the Camera. This is probably the best Version of Heroes I have ever heard.
1:34.......incredible fill by Dennis Davis, Bowie appreciates with big smile. He thunders through this entire song bringing it to a higher level. The whole band triumphed!!!
This is by far the best vocal performance on this song ever documented. Bowie shoots for, and hits, the high sustained note @ 3:28 that he doesn't attempt in any other filmed footage, and is engaged and emotive thru out the performance. It is also a well balanced comprehensive film study displaying all musicians relatively fairly in an engaging style with decent lighting. I have heard better instrumental performances overall ( by this same ensemble) , but all in all, this cohesively, is the best documented performance I have ever seen of 'Heroes'.
Check out his performance on Top of the pops 1997. A fantastic vocal, though unfortunately just the shortened version, starting at 'I wish you could swim'.
I've been doing a little tour on utube of Mr David Bowie remembering and appreciating his massive talent. So far , not one bad performance. Awesome singer , performer( such a mesmerizing stage presence !) his songwriting impeccable , innovator , trail blazer, and in his interviews so interesting yet humble and down to earth. He truly seems like a really nice guy. I highly recommend Wild is the wind , live at the BBC amazing !!
WHO were the lucky motherfuckers who got to be at this taping?!!???!??! Absolutely brilliant, breathtaking performance. Bowie at the peak of his powers. Fuck. It will take me another hour to come down from this.
I am tempted to say "who gives a fuck!" But I won't, just responding instead that's totaly anecdotic, given his play and guitar lead on this monumental rendition of this song absolute masterpiece! DB had never been better surrended by a group of musicians that brought his music to such a skyline, never been reached before or after dimension . SIMPLY MONUMENTAL!!!
Carlos seems to be having a great time, they must have loved jamming this! Adrian's got a little of that Belew bounce going too, see him do that a lot like when he played with Talking Heads.
Nothing like this man.....not before, and not after. a genius, a positive soul, complicated and interesting and just perfect. RIP David Bowie! Eternal Peace to you!
This is one of my favorite time periods for Bowie...I think my favorite performance of this song is one he did in Berlin 2002. It's amazing that this man could do the same song 25 years apart and be just as fantastic in both, and the song just as great.
I was at the same gig. On way home my mates girlfriend drove the car as we were a little worse for wear only we fell asleep before we got to the motorway and she wasn’t sure where she was going so went north on the m6 instead of south and we only woke up at Preston. Oooops! But what a gig. The master in full enigmatic flight
es la mejor interpretacion y la banda lo maximo en acompañamiento a la cancion HEROES de DAVID BOWIE .......extraordinarios musicos y buen video, GRACIAS ....izbro.
Adrian Belew got into the car behind the steering wheel. Bowie got in & sat down beside him. The rest of the band cramped into the back seat. Somebody said drive, we need to play "Heroes" tonight. The rest is history.
RIP MY Old Friend Davy Jones alias David Bowie God Bless Your Soul!2018 We Where close Friends goodbye see Yeah The Saint C.F.W Sibbald Genius 01-2-2019
god damn it i miss you, david. we lost prince today. 1999 and Aladdin sane got me through the toughest part of my life. im here now without both of you. i miss both of you.
Adrian played with three of my favorite musicians/composers: Zappa, Fripp, & Bowie. Makes perfect sense he would play with all three. Only guitarist Zappa hired who couldn't read music. Genius musician!
Belew is extremely underrated, Nelson is just underknown. There are times when you can legitimately question who King Crimson's better guitarist is. Interesting to note that here Belew is playing the part that Fripp played on the album, 4 years before KC's rebirth.
The studio version is a classic but this performance somehow exceeds that and the vocals are so tinged with emotion that it reminds me of what a great singer DB was. Top flight musicians each and every one of them, no auto-tune, no pro tools pre-recorded parts, just pure talent on display.
Maybe this would help: Tour band 1978 Adrian Belew - lead guitar, backing vocals Carlos Alomar - rhythm guitar, backing vocals George Murray - bass guitar, backing vocals Dennis Davis - drums, percussion Roger Powell - keyboards, synthesizer, backing vocals (except 11-14 November 1978) Dennis Garcia - keyboards, synthesizer (11-14 November 1978 only) Sean Mayes - piano, string ensemble, backing vocals Simon House - electric violin
I saw Belew play with Bowie during the Sound + Vision tour at Dodgers Stadium in Los Angeles. I was completely blown away by his guitar playing. I never knew how good he was until that night.
I would agree 100%. Bill Nelson was one of the most underrated guitarists of all time. Check out his playing in "Live! In the Air Age" (1977). Mind-boggling.
Wish I would have known about David Bowie's music earlier the guy is a wonderful singer and a musical genius.His style of being an innovator of human emotion was second to none.You will be missed my friend.....
It still baffles me how Adrian Belew is not in Rolling Stone's top 100 guitarists. It's criminal.
Yes especially playing with Fripp and the Legendary Zappa. You can't do much better than Zappa Bowie and Crimson.
It really shouldn’t baffle you. He’s not there because it’s total BS just like the RRHoF is. A list like that can only exist in each person’s heart anyway. 😌
@@Ojb_1959 I just found it shocking. He's so innovative. He was handpicked by some of the greatest artists of all time. So good, in fact, that Frank Zappa didn't care that he couldn't read music and was willing to be patient.
Rolling Stone is dogshit propaganda that panders to whatever is supposedly cool at that time. I wouldn't give it too much credence.
@@evansgate Agreed, but it's such a glaring oversight and 100 is a LOT of guitarists.
Adrian Belew is one of the most underrated musicians in rock history. The dude played with EVERYBODY!
the other thing that gets horribly overlooked is the way he picked up where Les Paul left off in terms of expanding what could be done with a six string electric guitar. His advancements using analog/digital effects and synthesis with the guitar to create different sounds are extraordinary. Not to mention he plays every instrument in the rhythm section well (great drummer) and has an amazing singing voice.
Even that French Git...Jarre
I love the irony of your avatar when the other side of the spectrum is the one censoring everyone and literally burning books. Ohwell, history, who needs it?
Why don't you like 45 what did Singles ever do to you
I don’t like your avatar.
The 1978 tour was my first ever Bowie concert. Who the fuck would have the gall to have a violin in there backing band and sing a song like this and even Ziggy Stardust. Met the man 3 times. Wonderful human being. Still miss you David. Bowie for ever and ever.
Mahavishnu and Crimson had violin players and some other bands too, Curved Air...
Zappa had a violin long before Bowie. One of his early albums introduced Jon Luc Ponty. Also, Sugarcane Harris back in the early '70s
@@tixximmi1 A Zappa fan. Me as well, although I actually never saw him. I missed his Frankfurt Concert by some inches. First exposure of wild violin was in 1972 with the Mahavishnu Group and the guy from "The Flock" playing right in front of me standing to the audience left. Behind him was the Jan Hammer, then center stage, Billy Cobham, then John and the bass Mr. Laird.
After that a lot of other bands tried to put violin into the mix. But before there was "The Flock" and of course "It's A Beautiful Day" to keep it American.
@@oupahens9219 Jerry Goodman who went from Flock to Dixie Dreggs and Mahavishnu. And I knew the manager of It's A Beautiful Day, Unique group. But I'm old enough that I saw them all. Zappa 25+ times. Hell, I'm on #10 of Dweezil next month. And don't forget Papa John Creech. Airplane/Starship. I went to school with a guy who's dad taught me to play guitar back in the '60s. Timothy B Schmit.
3:20 Mr. Bowie shifts out of croon, pulls out the stops, and sings his ass off. Won't ever see the likes of him again. He made our world a better place. RIP
agree 100%
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There's such a wonderful irony about this song which has Robert Fripp's best known guitar work. Because Fripp is a player who always plays seated but to get that howling siren sound going on this song, he had his Hiwatt half stack on "Search-for-cover" volume levels so his guitar would start to howl in that A note and pace back and forth to really get those over tones going. They overdubbed it three or four times to really get that hypnotic drone going.
So Fripp's best known guitar work was played with him standing and walking with his guitar rather than him playing seated.
There's a really funny anecdote about when they went on tour for this album. Because Fripp couldn't be booked, Adrian Belew was brought in and had been given the setlist and instructions to "learn these."
But the full extend to which Belew did his homework became apparent when the rehearsals for the tour started because when the band launched into "Heroes" Bowie and Eno culdn't stop laughing. So when Belew asked them what was so funny, they told them about the many overdubs Fripp did to get that howling siren guitar part and they found it hilarious that Belew was able to playing all of that on his own.
Ty for that❤
Belew joined Bowie's band and wound up replicating Fripp's playing. Then he joined The Talking Head's and replicated Fripp's playing and doubling David Byrne's vocals. I guess When Fripp restarted King Crimson he wanted another guitar player and a modern new wave sounding vocalist. Who to call? Hmmm?
love stories like this!!
@@deathmetaldouglas69 Was Belew "replicating" Fripp on Remain In Light?
No, even though it's not hard to see Fripp's influence. He was "replicating" Fripp on "The Name of This Band is Talking Heads" when he played "I Zimbra" onstage with the band in 1980. The studio version from 1979 has Fripp playing on the track. Belew nailed it not just note-for-note but had the tone and the right effects settings. One would have to assume if Fripp decided he wanted two guitar players and he would write parts he wanted the other guitar player to play in certain compositions. Now do you understand??
2024 still love Bowie, Belew is incredible. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
@johnosborne2989same and I'm here in 2024 too. (December) Yes, belew is incredible.
I love the fact that Bowie allows his musicians free reign as long as they stay in time.
you mean allowing the crazy bass drum work? haha
Davis' drumming for Bowie is some of my favorite drumming. The dude has is a funky genius
yes
Sean Mayes on keys. Dennis Davis on drums. An amazing tour. Station to Station was earthshaking.
No talk of the drummer...especially at 1:30. That drum roll across the kit even blew Carlos Alomars mind! Best version I've heard!
I just watched an interview where Belew told how he was driving his car, an unknown poor musician, and heard this song on the radio. He said he loved it. Two years later he was playing it with Bowie. He’s had a charmed life and nobody seems to appreciate that more than him!
Nah, Belew always tells stories like that. In 1981, on King Crimson's first concert in Cologne, he told the audience as well that he heard "Red" somewhere on a radio, and now he is proud to play it with them live. Sweet.
Right behind him is the amazing, funky CARLOS ALAMAR, Bowies not so secret weapon for so many years--the man who brought the red headed alien to the Apollo theater for the first time in 1974 --who was the catalyst for Fame and Young Anericans. You rock, Handsome Carlos, thank you to all the magic you brought to David's finest recordings.
He produced Soda Stereo fourth album “Doble Vida”… Hell of a record
This has to be one of the world's greatest songs. He has song this song a zillion different ways and it is great every time.
Belew and Bowie. Man these 2 are awesome together.
RIP Bowie.
One of the best versions of the best song ever.
RIP David Bowie. You are really missed.
Adrian Belew, just a kid from Covington that made it into King Crimson.
Managed to catch the eye and ear of Zappa, of course
This version of "Heroes" is amazing.
Can someone give my old friend Roger Powell some love? That’s him on keys. That percussive Rhodes piano and the gorgeous ARP String Ensemble obligatos are his. He’s also on backing vocals.
Powell was always underrated in my book. Plus he had a great singing voice. I saw him a couple of times with UTOPIA
Intro/Mr Triscuits one of my favorite Utopia pieces, penned by the great Roger Powell
Ummm
Adrian Belew thank you
Mr Bowie we all miss your life changing inspiration !
RIP DB
I hope I am worthy enough to see you again one day legend .
Focusing on the lyrics and instruments, it's easy to forget what a beautiful, beautiful voice Bowie has.
+Janet Steinman
the thin white Duke kicks it up on this version....he has to to keep on top of that monster drummer lol
+Janet Steinman and terrific bass. great live performance of this song.
+Sandy Grungerson ...and that mad genius guitarist Adrian Belew!
+Sandy Grungerson drums and that glorious bass!
TY
This is a Fantastic Performance. I like the way the Musicians are Watching Each Other, instead of playing to the Camera. This is probably the best Version of Heroes I have ever heard.
Master Bowie and master Belew.
+Magnus Roslin And let us not overlook Master Roger Powell
+Fernando Sotomayor Let us all agree that DB could put together a great band... And Frank is mad about Belew...
+Terry Watts Here Here!
pykkervots Fripp was great! Bowie always had amazing players all throughout his amazing career. Fripp included!
pykkervots Master Fripp,of course! though he ain't playinf in this particular video?
1:34.......incredible fill by Dennis Davis, Bowie appreciates with big smile. He thunders through this entire song bringing it to a higher level. The whole band triumphed!!!
This is by far the best vocal performance on this song ever documented. Bowie shoots for, and hits, the high sustained note @ 3:28 that he doesn't attempt in any other filmed footage, and is engaged and emotive thru out the performance. It is also a well balanced comprehensive film study displaying all musicians relatively fairly in an engaging style with decent lighting. I have heard better instrumental performances overall ( by this same ensemble) , but all in all, this cohesively, is the best documented performance I have ever seen of 'Heroes'.
you are correct sir
You so right...... that falsetto unreal !!!
Check out his performance on Top of the pops 1997. A fantastic vocal, though unfortunately just the shortened version, starting at 'I wish you could swim'.
Completely...yet, its mainly tx to his musicians performances that the starman could achieve such a bright and powerfull singing!
My god Bowie’s voice is incredible
When you can perform what is perceived as ' studio music' so flawlessly live, then you are truly the best of the best. Amazing.
Dennis Davis! I'd forgotten about him...he was great.
Bowie as a God in the top of the world. How we miss you. But your music is forever.
This is what Rock music is all about..All in one song! And this performance stand alone among all others!
I've been doing a little tour on utube of Mr David Bowie remembering and appreciating his massive talent. So far , not one bad performance. Awesome singer , performer( such a mesmerizing stage presence !) his songwriting impeccable , innovator , trail blazer, and in his interviews so interesting yet humble and down to earth. He truly seems like a really nice guy. I highly recommend Wild is the wind , live at the BBC amazing !!
We will always have this beautiful, beautiful music
Belew my mind and my socks off. THANK YOU
Who could not like this version's performance the best?
There's too many good versions of this song to have one favourite lol
WHO were the lucky motherfuckers who got to be at this taping?!!???!??! Absolutely brilliant, breathtaking performance. Bowie at the peak of his powers. Fuck. It will take me another hour to come down from this.
what did Adrian do to piss off the cameraman?
I am tempted to say "who gives a fuck!" But I won't, just responding instead that's totaly anecdotic, given his play and guitar lead on this monumental rendition of this song absolute masterpiece!
DB had never been better surrended by a group of musicians that brought his music to such a skyline, never been reached before or after dimension .
SIMPLY MONUMENTAL!!!
I think Carlos Alomar paid him off. Lion's share of screen time for Carlos, playing much less interesting structural rhythm parts...
The camera person was a Capt. Beefheart fan. Wasn't crazy about Zappa.
@@michaelrfisher Most of the parts aren't really that exciting.
Hi! Just see my french post above. The movie-staff seems not aware that this was Bowie. Understand poor Belew ! Once again : I prefer radio !!!
Goosebumps.
+Jesse Rothbeind you said it
Tears. Shivers.
*"Beware your in for a scare.."*
Bc of Adrian....
Favorite Bowie tune. Great band.
the best version/performance of the best song ever written. period.
I completely agree Anni Joe..
Wow, I think I could listen to live versions of 'Heroes' all day and what a voice Bowie had at this time. Really beautiful and powerful.
I gotta tell you, I allways liked this song, But I didnt understand untill looked in my young sons eyes . I can be a hero ...just for one day.
Carlos seems to be having a great time, they must have loved jamming this! Adrian's got a little of that Belew bounce going too, see him do that a lot like when he played with Talking Heads.
Nothing like this man.....not before, and not after. a genius, a positive soul, complicated and interesting and just perfect. RIP David Bowie! Eternal Peace to you!
Easily the best live version of this I've ever heard. Incredible.
Saw this version of the band in '78. Great concert! My friend and I actually got to see the sound check.
This is one of my favorite time periods for Bowie...I think my favorite performance of this song is one he did in Berlin 2002. It's amazing that this man could do the same song 25 years apart and be just as fantastic in both, and the song just as great.
I was also 19 years old when I caught the "Low/Heroes" tour at Stafford Bingley Hall on Sunday the 25th of June 1978, and I totally get what you mean!
I was at the same gig. On way home my mates girlfriend drove the car as we were a little worse for wear only we fell asleep before we got to the motorway and she wasn’t sure where she was going so went north on the m6 instead of south and we only woke up at Preston. Oooops! But what a gig. The master in full enigmatic flight
Bowie at the top of his vocal game!
Wow! a superb live performance!
This lineup and Talking Head lineup from the same period (both with Belew) were the best live bands probably since.
Zappa with Belew, Bozzio, Peter Wolf etc...in 77 was not too shabby too!
Nice live take of a song that can never be as melancholy as the album version. Bowies best song.
Carlos Alomar killing it behind Bowtie.
I just love the bass !!!
+Djonibigoud ben the best version of that wonderfull song
es la mejor interpretacion y la banda lo maximo en acompañamiento a la cancion HEROES de DAVID BOWIE .......extraordinarios musicos y buen video, GRACIAS ....izbro.
1978 was my first time seeing David Bowie live. I was in high school at the time. I was a fan already but yet unaware of how absolutely genius he was.
Great performance. Best version of the song, I think. Thanks for posting this!
Bowie perfection right here.
I wish TH-cam had existed when I was a kid so I could have seen stuff like this and known how great he was.
way better than the studio version, this is sick!
Right on!! I love this song and mostly because of the guitar work and Bowie's voice.
The sound of this guitar made this music the excellent piece of music.
At this time, Belew has already mastered a part of sound of the Flipp.
RIP , my Heroe forever !
WOW - stood in front of my computer and applauded at the end of this performance - - - 35 years after the fact . . .
Adrian Belew got into the car behind the steering wheel. Bowie got in & sat down beside him. The rest of the band cramped into the back seat. Somebody said drive, we need to play "Heroes" tonight. The rest is history.
Love the sound of Heroes, which reminds me so much how Brian Eno influenced this.
Who's the genius-madman on drums? He modifies everything on his own.
+sergio sozi i believe its dennis davis
So. Thanx a lot.
+tristan avakian yes, Dennis Davis, R.I.P.
RIP MY Old Friend Davy Jones alias David Bowie God Bless Your Soul!2018
We Where close Friends goodbye see Yeah The Saint C.F.W Sibbald Genius 01-2-2019
god damn it i miss you, david. we lost prince today. 1999 and Aladdin sane got me through the toughest part of my life. im here now without both of you. i miss both of you.
Adrian played with three of my favorite musicians/composers: Zappa, Fripp, & Bowie.
Makes perfect sense he would play with all three.
Only guitarist Zappa hired who couldn't read music.
Genius musician!
Bowie's best band
i love this song this is 5 version i've listened too
Everyrhing about Adrian Belew is the bees knees. God bless(ed) that man.
I really really really grew up on this song. Thanks David.
one of the best videos of bowie ever ....in my opinion...great line up of top notch artists belew was incredible..
Belew is extremely underrated, Nelson is just underknown.
There are times when you can legitimately question who King Crimson's better guitarist is. Interesting to note that here Belew is playing the part that Fripp played on the album, 4 years before KC's rebirth.
This guitar SINGS!!!!
Amazing. This song takes on a life of its own with this group of musicians. Is anyone today performing with this kind of dedication?
Forever and ever...
The studio version is a classic but this performance somehow exceeds that and the vocals are so tinged with emotion that it reminds me of what a great singer DB was. Top flight musicians each and every one of them, no auto-tune, no pro tools pre-recorded parts, just pure talent on display.
R.I.P. David Bowie!
Really nice variation w Belew's form of sustained feedback.
RIP You Slinky Vagabond. I hope you meet the Starman Waiting in the Sky. Thanks For all the incredible music!
David Carlos and Adrian , what a night.
Adrian the Hero. David the Duke… only that.
THANK YOU for uploading! My most favorited Bowie tune.
What a WONDERFUL performance.
Belew destroys on this performance!
Fripperfuck has taught him well.
Great song, great performer, bliss. Christ like Bowie, humility, humou,r tenacity and talent, missing you.
Maybe this would help:
Tour band 1978
Adrian Belew - lead guitar, backing vocals
Carlos Alomar - rhythm guitar, backing vocals
George Murray - bass guitar, backing vocals
Dennis Davis - drums, percussion
Roger Powell - keyboards, synthesizer, backing vocals (except 11-14 November 1978)
Dennis Garcia - keyboards, synthesizer (11-14 November 1978 only)
Sean Mayes - piano, string ensemble, backing vocals
Simon House - electric violin
Bowie and Belew!
Love Carlos. What a fine man
What a great jam of this song, one of my faves by Bowie
Alomar, Belew, Davis, Murray, Powell and Jobson + David. Wow.
Mindspringers That's not Eddie Jobson - It's Simon House on violin.....
@@davidcarswell8112 Simon House of Hawkwind, that is! (in case anyone was unaware)
What a performance from the Best Artist ever
I saw Belew play with Bowie during the Sound + Vision tour at Dodgers Stadium in Los Angeles. I was completely blown away by his guitar playing. I never knew how good he was until that night.
Adrian's guitar sound POWERS this performance.
Like him more w/Talking Heads. They're a weird band, he's a weird guy, it's a feeding frenzy when they play on stage.
@@tomryannovaMe too. Live in Rome 1980 is potentially the greatest video I've ever watched on TH-cam......
I would agree 100%. Bill Nelson was one of the most underrated guitarists of all time. Check out his playing in "Live! In the Air Age" (1977). Mind-boggling.
3:28 is fucking amazing. R.I.P
this is a GREAT version of Heroes. Thanks so much for posting it
Can't you just feel such incredible energy still moving you
Wish I would have known about David Bowie's music earlier the guy is a wonderful singer and a musical genius.His style of being an innovator of human emotion was second to none.You will be missed my friend.....
Belew absolutely owns this song, that guitar sound is immense apart from obviously Bowies vocals.
amazing, what a goose bump version - from the days when the song was new and free of cliche!!