The new phone box in the position is the newer K6 phone box , The original Bowie phone box was a K2.The K2 With the square windows and was bigger 1926 production , the k6 is smaller and and more modern looking 1935 production has rectangle windows. Why the hell didn’t they put an original k2 back in place on that rock and roll history location. Great show I learnt a few new things about the location thanks 👍
Thanks for watching! Yes, someone else also pointed out that the original box was a K2. When I did research online, I read that the council realized their mistake in putting a modern box there, so they replaced it with a vintage one. But not the correct vintage box! Oh well!
Thanks again, Maggie. I love your passion for the subjects of your videos. Keep em coming. The offer of some music to use is still there if you ever want me to provide some music for the videos. Thanks, Jules.
Didn’t go in there yesterday but do go in the ship most weeks, the pub next to trident. Always think that Bowie and the spiders would have had a pint there . Yeah Transformer a complete classic lp .
Hello Maggy, Jason here again, great video again! Great albums were made at Trident Studios. A pity they doesn t exist anymore! Maggy I have also tears now, we lost the greatest artist of all times. I wished I could have seen him during that Ziggy Stardust Tour but I was only 5 in 1973. I will watch it on TH-cam! Thank you for this video! It was a thrill for me also! These streets breathe music history! greetings Jason th-cam.com/video/Fq8gG3pzMrU/w-d-xo.html
Glad you liked it Mike! Btw, I tried looking up Jon Ellis on Facebook, but there are many people with the same name, so I got confused. If you can let me know how to find him, I'd appreciate it. Thanks Mike!
Another great video Maggie, its grrat to see these places again. In early 2020, i went on tour as merch seller, with Glen Matlock and Earl Slick for 9 dates in the UK. Ive been friends with Glen for over 20 years, but id only met Earl a few times. But hanging out with him before and after tge gigs and driving with them both to the next show was very cool. Earl, and Glen, are so down to earth. I mostly chatted and hung out with Earl and we talked about tattoos! Earl has a book out tgats a great read. I saw you already have Glens Triggers. Ill hopefully be joining Glen on his November tour of the UK. All the best from 🇬🇧
Thank you Andy! I've been thinking of getting Earl's book. I remember him on the Diamond Dogs tour. I love Glen's recent book. I would love to interview him, btw. Let me know if you have any pointers. I might try to contact him on Facebook. I see he's touring again in November. Have fun if you go!
Was in Denmark Street last night and thought of you. Went to a few pubs . Heard Life on Mars in one pub and loved it . I have a mate in Aylesbury and the statue is fantastic. Will get a picture sometime soon . Bowie was too much . He traveled back from Japan by train ha ha , the trans Siberian ? I think that’s true
Maggie!!! I was on Heddon Street last April showing my family the same stuff you and Joe the Legend visited. I'd been there in the early 90s when the bricks were still painted like they were in the 70s and there were no restaurants and stuff. A "Key West" sign was still on the door but the one in the iconic album cover photo was gone. In April I noticed that there was an eatery or something right off Regent Street on Heddon and they had a "Key West" replica sign that was quite impressive. Did you see it? It was before the Starman pub on the right. 20:02 ! The man is a superstar! Thanks for this. I watched it on a Friday instead of saving it for Sunday, but that's fine. I will rewatch on Sunday. Love love love to you and Joe. - Tommy from Philly
Hi Tommy! Thanks again for watching! No I didn't see the KWest sign. I'll look for it. It was a pleasure to be at this location. I was overcome with emotion. I love those outtake photos. I tried to find a photo of the photographer Brian Ward, but couldn't. It's so interesting that the reason they were on Heddon Street is because he had his studio at 29 Heddon Street. I love those details. Glad you enjoyed it!
👋 Yaaay!! Back-to- Back videos where you get SO emotional that you actually 😢 shed a tear 😢 [OK- You >almost< did here, but On the previous one you DID]!! 😂👌👍😂
Another great video Maggie! When I saw you were in London, I was thinking you should visit famous Bowie locations, Heddon st etc. . Great to see you did 👍👍. When I am next in London I want to get some pics around there. The Clash locations up at Campden are pretty cool too. A few years ago I was at an IT training course in Campden Stables Market, where the Clash were photo'd in the stairway for their first album, which used to be their rehearsal studio. I also used to work for an IT company based in the old EMI vinyl factory in Hayes, London. They had a museum in the building with famous emi artists, ie beatles, Queen, the sex pistols etc and lots of old vinyl on the walls on display. Was pretty cool. I live in Perth, Australia now. I love London for its music history, i miss being able to visit all those historic sites. Love your videos 👍 Ps - On the Ziggy Tour, he played Worthing Assembly Halls on 11 May 72, ticket prices 50p lol. I saw a bowie tribute band in same worthing venue about 15 years ago, and I could not believe Bowie had played such a small venue on that amazing 1972 tour!
Thanks for tuning in again! Yes, when doing research for this video, I was surprised to learn that the Ziggy tour started in January 1972 (so early!) and that those early gigs were very small. By the time I saw him in March 1973, he was very famous. Basically, he became famous during the tour. Maybe I'll do some Clash videos next time I'm in London. I love Camden Town too.
The phone box on the album cover with the equally sized panes is a model K2 and was introduced in the 1920s. The phone box now in place with the larger central panes is a model K6 dating from 1936, which is much smaller (and much plainer) than the K2
I took pics in the same spot on Heddon St. as I’m sure many Bowie lovers have! Had you crossed Regent St. gone 1 block parallel, you’d be on Warwick St. where there’s *the* R’n’R hotel called the SoHo Sanctum. Next time you’re in SoHo stop in, tell them I sent you (I’m a member & know the entire staff). You’ll be treated very well in a fun creative R’n’R environment. Make sure to look at the various art displays all either by famous musicians or of musicians. You’ll love the giant Bowie pic! Jet 🧡🎸🎶⚡️🤘🦋🏍
Thank you Jet! I did stop in a pub in Soho just on the other side of Regent Street and they had all kinds of great rock pics on the walls. I love London. Everywhere you turn, there's some amazing history.
@@WhyNotGoPlaces - I’m not sure I know that one as there are so many, as you said. London is my 2nd home so I agree, just like NYC there’s so much music, literary, the arts in general to see just bumping into it by chance! The Sanctum is a boutique hotel, the best bar is their rooftop cigar bar w/ hot tub (for residents, members, no amount of chlorine is enough 😷… 😆watch, I’ll jump in next month🤣😆😂) especially when sunny, warm. On Kingly St. there’s the old “Bag O’ Nails” pub (empty😢) which was Hendrix’s 1st London gig ever. As soon as you walk into reception at the Sanctum there’s a lovely portrait behind reception & across to your left a beautiful stained glass portrait of him. I do long for at least the 80s/early 90s SoHo I loved so much when living there rho😢, the nightclubs were so much fun! J. 😘🧡
D A Pennebaker (of Don't Look Back fame) filmed the last night of the Ziggy tour for a documentary, the release of which was held up until the 1980s, I think - possibly due to legal wrangles with Tony DeFries. It was eventually released on video as a performance film with much of the documentary footage cut. I hope the footage still exists and someone restores it. Also, Bowie's dresser and make-up assistant from that tour, Suzi Ronson, has published a memoir, which I recommend.
I just went by the date that was stated on the photo. It's hard to tell because it's so fuzzy. I didn't know an American bought the phone box. It should be in a museum. Thanks for watching.
@ not the date but that person isn’t Bowie I don’t think, doesn’t matter though, would have loved to visited around 73 on a wet night and photographed it, I’ve sent you a great link if you’re a ziggy fan, loved your video btw
@7:04 ...👍
Mick Ronson!!!!!
Thanks for the 1981 picture; I had not seen that previously.
Thanks for watching! And for the info. on the phone box. So interesting.
@7:04 👍
MICK RONSON!!
You have to watch Peeping Tom by Michael Powell (1960) The very 1st scene is the Ziggy lp cover come to life! Your enthusiasm is infectious.
I'll look it up. Thanks for the info! I'm glad you like my enthusiasm. This channel is a labor of love.
The new phone box in the position is the newer K6 phone box , The original Bowie phone box was a K2.The K2 With the square windows and was bigger 1926 production , the k6 is smaller and and more modern looking 1935 production has rectangle windows. Why the hell didn’t they put an original k2 back in place on that rock and roll history location. Great show I learnt a few new things about the location thanks 👍
Thanks for watching! Yes, someone else also pointed out that the original box was a K2. When I did research online, I read that the council realized their mistake in putting a modern box there, so they replaced it with a vintage one. But not the correct vintage box! Oh well!
Have you done the Bowie at Manchester square sign
Thanks again, Maggie. I love your passion for the subjects of your videos. Keep em coming. The offer of some music to use is still there if you ever want me to provide some music for the videos. Thanks, Jules.
There’s some famous photos of Generation X in that street as well. There are cops around and they’re eating outside a cafe.
Thank you Jules! Will do! And thanks again for tuning in.
'Loved this video, a great piece of pop/rock history.
You can tell the narrator is a genuine Bowie Fan.
Thanks for watching! Yes, I have loved him all my life. It was a thrill to be on Heddon Street.
Didn’t go in there yesterday but do go in the ship most weeks, the pub next to trident. Always think that Bowie and the spiders would have had a pint there . Yeah Transformer a complete classic lp .
I love The Ship! I visited a couple of times on my recent trip. I like standing outside and watching the people on Wardour Street.
@@WhyNotGoPlaces we should have had a pint . Next time mate
@@mikebassy yes!!
You Maggie and Joe are so cool. Thanks for being our Bowie tour guide. ⚡🎵
Our pleasure! Thank you so much for watching.
Hello Maggy, Jason here again, great video again! Great albums were made at Trident Studios. A pity they doesn t exist anymore! Maggy I have also tears now, we lost the greatest artist of all times. I wished I could have seen him during that Ziggy Stardust Tour but I was only 5 in 1973. I will watch it on TH-cam! Thank you for this video! It was a thrill for me also! These streets breathe music history! greetings Jason th-cam.com/video/Fq8gG3pzMrU/w-d-xo.html
Thank you Jason! I'm so glad you enjoyed it.
Fantastic vlog! Very imformative, and ive never seen them out takes pics before! Fab!
Glad you liked it!
Great video and great outtake photos. Thank you
Glad you liked it Mike! Btw, I tried looking up Jon Ellis on Facebook, but there are many people with the same name, so I got confused. If you can let me know how to find him, I'd appreciate it. Thanks Mike!
@@WhyNotGoPlaces he was in the vibrators the punk band , maybe that could be a link . If you watch their videos he is the guitar player
Another great video Maggie, its grrat to see these places again.
In early 2020, i went on tour as merch seller, with Glen Matlock and Earl Slick for 9 dates in the UK. Ive been friends with Glen for over 20 years, but id only met Earl a few times. But hanging out with him before and after tge gigs and driving with them both to the next show was very cool. Earl, and Glen, are so down to earth. I mostly chatted and hung out with Earl and we talked about tattoos! Earl has a book out tgats a great read. I saw you already have Glens Triggers. Ill hopefully be joining Glen on his November tour of the UK.
All the best from 🇬🇧
Thank you Andy! I've been thinking of getting Earl's book. I remember him on the Diamond Dogs tour. I love Glen's recent book. I would love to interview him, btw. Let me know if you have any pointers. I might try to contact him on Facebook. I see he's touring again in November. Have fun if you go!
Thank You! Always a pleasure watching yours and Joe's videos!
great video,i love how passionate you are,
Thank you! It's a labor of love.
😢😢She has a box of tissues while recording *AT ALL TIMES* (just in case)😢 😂 @@WhyNotGoPlaces
Was in Denmark Street last night and thought of you. Went to a few pubs . Heard Life on Mars in one pub and loved it . I have a mate in Aylesbury and the statue is fantastic. Will get a picture sometime soon . Bowie was too much . He traveled back from Japan by train ha ha , the trans Siberian ? I think that’s true
Maggie!!! I was on Heddon Street last April showing my family the same stuff you and Joe the Legend visited. I'd been there in the early 90s when the bricks were still painted like they were in the 70s and there were no restaurants and stuff. A "Key West" sign was still on the door but the one in the iconic album cover photo was gone. In April I noticed that there was an eatery or something right off Regent Street on Heddon and they had a "Key West" replica sign that was quite impressive. Did you see it? It was before the Starman pub on the right. 20:02 ! The man is a superstar! Thanks for this. I watched it on a Friday instead of saving it for Sunday, but that's fine. I will rewatch on Sunday. Love love love to you and Joe. - Tommy from Philly
Hi Tommy! Thanks again for watching! No I didn't see the KWest sign. I'll look for it. It was a pleasure to be at this location. I was overcome with emotion. I love those outtake photos. I tried to find a photo of the photographer Brian Ward, but couldn't. It's so interesting that the reason they were on Heddon Street is because he had his studio at 29 Heddon Street. I love those details. Glad you enjoyed it!
👋 Yaaay!!
Back-to- Back
videos where you get SO emotional that you actually 😢 shed a tear 😢 [OK- You >almost< did here, but
On the previous one you DID]!! 😂👌👍😂
Hi Maria! Thanks again for watching!
Great video, I enjoyed it very much.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Another great video Maggie! When I saw you were in London, I was thinking you should visit famous Bowie locations, Heddon st etc. . Great to see you did 👍👍. When I am next in London I want to get some pics around there.
The Clash locations up at Campden are pretty cool too. A few years ago I was at an IT training course in Campden Stables Market, where the Clash were photo'd in the stairway for their first album, which used to be their rehearsal studio.
I also used to work for an IT company based in the old EMI vinyl factory in Hayes, London. They had a museum in the building with famous emi artists, ie beatles, Queen, the sex pistols etc and lots of old vinyl on the walls on display. Was pretty cool. I live in Perth, Australia now. I love London for its music history, i miss being able to visit all those historic sites. Love your videos 👍
Ps - On the Ziggy Tour, he played Worthing Assembly Halls on 11 May 72, ticket prices 50p lol. I saw a bowie tribute band in same worthing venue about 15 years ago, and I could not believe Bowie had played such a small venue on that amazing 1972 tour!
Thanks for tuning in again! Yes, when doing research for this video, I was surprised to learn that the Ziggy tour started in January 1972 (so early!) and that those early gigs were very small. By the time I saw him in March 1973, he was very famous. Basically, he became famous during the tour.
Maybe I'll do some Clash videos next time I'm in London. I love Camden Town too.
That’s Gary Kemp. Tut tut.
You are correct. My mistake! Thanks for watching.
You’re so lucky to have seen Bowie during that Ziggy tour!
Thank you. It was a good decision! Thanks for watching my video.
The phone box on the album cover with the equally sized panes is a model K2 and was introduced in the 1920s. The phone box now in place with the larger central panes is a model K6 dating from 1936, which is much smaller (and much plainer) than the K2
I wish they had put in a K2, like the album cover. Oh well. Thanks for watching!
Great video 👍 love this bowie album, especially with mick Ronson on guitar. I appreciate your passion for these musicians sex pistols, Inc ! Ta
Thanks for watching!
Great video, as always! There's also a picture of Generation X at the same spot, which i think is really cool!
Thanks for watching!
there are actually several promo photos of Generation X at that location. I agree, cool idea.
@@markcorner7733 You're right. I meant a "main" one I've seen more than others.
I took pics in the same spot on Heddon St. as I’m sure many Bowie lovers have! Had you crossed Regent St. gone 1 block parallel, you’d be on Warwick St. where there’s *the* R’n’R hotel called the SoHo Sanctum. Next time you’re in SoHo stop in, tell them I sent you (I’m a member & know the entire staff). You’ll be treated very well in a fun creative R’n’R environment. Make sure to look at the various art displays all either by famous musicians or of musicians. You’ll love the giant Bowie pic! Jet 🧡🎸🎶⚡️🤘🦋🏍
Thank you Jet! I did stop in a pub in Soho just on the other side of Regent Street and they had all kinds of great rock pics on the walls. I love London. Everywhere you turn, there's some amazing history.
@@WhyNotGoPlaces - I’m not sure I know that one as there are so many, as you said. London is my 2nd home so I agree, just like NYC there’s so much music, literary, the arts in general to see just bumping into it by chance! The Sanctum is a boutique hotel, the best bar is their rooftop cigar bar w/ hot tub (for residents, members, no amount of chlorine is enough 😷… 😆watch, I’ll jump in next month🤣😆😂) especially when sunny, warm. On Kingly St. there’s the old “Bag O’ Nails” pub (empty😢) which was Hendrix’s 1st London gig ever. As soon as you walk into reception at the Sanctum there’s a lovely portrait behind reception & across to your left a beautiful stained glass portrait of him. I do long for at least the 80s/early 90s SoHo I loved so much when living there rho😢, the nightclubs were so much fun! J. 😘🧡
AWSOME !!!!!!!......BOWIE WAS A MASTER !!!!!
Glad you liked the video. It's a great place to visit in London.
My copy was autographed by Mick Ronson! 🎸
How fantastic! Thanks for watching.
D A Pennebaker (of Don't Look Back fame) filmed the last night of the Ziggy tour for a documentary, the release of which was held up until the 1980s, I think - possibly due to legal wrangles with Tony DeFries. It was eventually released on video as a performance film with much of the documentary footage cut. I hope the footage still exists and someone restores it. Also, Bowie's dresser and make-up assistant from that tour, Suzi Ronson, has published a memoir, which I recommend.
Thanks again for watching! Yes, I heard that she published a book, Me and Mr Jones. I bet it's very good.
Shame most po box's scrapped 😭 ❤
The door is locked because people can’t stop doing nasty stuff in those phone boxes
One-word RONNO!
Yes, I loved him too. Thanks for watching.
@@WhyNotGoPlaces Mick Ronson was an amazing player. Thank you for the videos you seem like a very lovely lady. God Bless.
Don’t think that was Bowie in 81, he did go back much later to promote a tour ( sound and vision) I think an American bought the original phone box
I just went by the date that was stated on the photo. It's hard to tell because it's so fuzzy. I didn't know an American bought the phone box. It should be in a museum. Thanks for watching.
@ not the date but that person isn’t Bowie I don’t think, doesn’t matter though, would have loved to visited around 73 on a wet night and photographed it, I’ve sent you a great link if you’re a ziggy fan, loved your video btw