David Bowie and Stevie Ray Vaughan - Lets Dance Rehearsals (2CD SBD) 1983 ak

David Bowie and Stevie Ray Vaughan - Lets Dance Rehearsals (2CD SBD) 1983 ak

It’s crazy enough that, in the synth-happy early Eighties, Stevie Ray Vaughan had a top-20 hit with a Strat-fueled, 12-bar-blues shuffle called “Pride and Joy.” Even more bizarre is that, that same year, his raunchy Albert King–inspired bends graced a bona-fide mega-hit, David Bowie’s jittery Let’s Dance.
Let's Dance" is notable because it served as the world’s introduction to Vaughan’s dynamic fretwork. Vaughan met Bowie at the 1982 Montreux Jazz Festival. After SRV's performance, Bowie was so impressed that he later said, "[He] completely floored me. I hadn't been so gung-ho about a guitar player since seeing Jeff Beck. Of Bowie, Vaughan said, "To tell you the truth, I wasn't very familiar with David's music when he asked me to play on the sessions. ... David and I talked for hours and hours about our music, about funky Texas blues and its roots.
What it looks like is a Bowie Hits album. But with SRV playing. And the sound is perfect it was done in a studio.

Tracklist Disk 1
01 Star
02 Heroes
03 What in the World
04 Look Back in Anger
05 Joe the Lion
06 Wild is the Wind.
07 Golden Years
08 Fashion
09 Let's Dance
10 Red Sails.
11 Breaking Glass.
12 Life on Mars.
13 Sorrow
14 Cat People
15 China Girl
16 Scary Monsters
17 Rebel Rebel
18 I Can't Explain
19 White Heat, White Light

Disk 2
01 Station to Station
02 Cracked Actor
03 Ashes to Ashes
04 Space Oddity
05 Young Americans
06 Soul Love
07 Hang on to Yourself
08 Fame
09 TVC15
10 Stay
11 Jean Genie
12 Modern Love