This section of Promos covers the Hunky Dory Sampler (1971) to Tour 1990 (1990) promo LPs. Please see Promo info for more information about which promos are included and which are not.
![]() | David Bowie/Dana Gillespie Sampler (BOWPROMO 1A-1/1B-1), 1971 (UK) Oh! You Pretty Things/Eight Line Poem/Kooks/It Ain't Easy/Queen Bitch/Quicksand/Bombers-Andy Warhol intro. Only 500 copies of this promotional white-label album were released in advance of Hunky Dory. The B-side contains five tracks by Dana Gillespie, including an early version of 'Andy Warhol'. Detailed information on this rare album is available as a special note. |
![]() | Space Oddity (RCA-6067), 1972 (Japan) Only 100 copies were pressed. |
![]() | Aladdin Sane (RCA-6100), 1973 (Japan) A highly sought after promo album because of the different sleeve. Only 200 copies exist. |
![]() | Pin Ups (RCA-6174), 1973 (Japan) Released in a blue and white duotone sleeve. |
![]() | David Live (RCA SPLD-1084), 1974 (Japan) 1984/Moonage Daydream/Sweet Thing/Changes/Aladdin Sane/All The Young Dudes/Rock 'N' Roll With Me/Knock On Wood/Diamond Dog/Big Brother/Rock 'N' Roll Suicide. The last of the very collectable 1970s Japanese promo LPs. |
![]() | An Evening With David Bowie (RCA DJL1-3016), 1978 (US) Open/Segment 1/Ziggy Stardust/Segment 2/Station To Station/Segment 3/Beauty And The Beast/Segment 3 (continued)/Fame/Segment 4. An interview album released to help push Stage; the songs are live versions from this album. |
![]() | 1980 All Clear (RCA DJL1-3545), 1979 (US) The Man Who Sold The World/Space Oddity/Ziggy Stardust/Panic In Detroit/Always Crashing In The Same Car/1984/Golden Years/Fascination/"Heroes"/Boys Keep Swinging. This album was counterfeited in the 80s. |
![]() | College Radio Series (RCA DJL1-3829), 1980 (US) Intro/Scary Monsters/Interview Bridge/It's No Game (Part 1)/Space Oddity/Ashes To Ashes/Fashion/Out Cue/Intro/Up The Hill Backwards/Interview Bridge/Kingdom Come (w/ Interview Bridge)/Teenage Wildlife/Scream Like A Baby/It's No Game (Part 2)/N Cue. An interview album to promote Scary Monsters, also available as Special Radio Series. |
![]() | Scary Monsters Interview (RCA DJL1-3840), 1980 (US). An open-ended interview with Bowie providing the answers to questions supplied on the inner sleeve. |
![]() | Let's Talk (EMI SPRO 9960-9961), 1983 (US) Modern Love/Answers 1-4/China Girl/Answers 5-9/Shake It/Answers 10-13/Criminal World/Answers 14-16/Let's Dance. Open-ended interview plus tracks from the new album Let's Dance. |
![]() | Lifetimes (RCA LIFETIMES 1), 1983 (UK) The Wild-Eyed Boy From Freecloud/Black Country Rock/Oh! You Pretty Things/Soul Love/The Prettiest Star/See Emily Play/1984/Across The Universe/Stay/All The Young Dudes/Breaking Glass/"Heroes"/DJ/Scary Monsters/Round And Round. An album released to draw attention to Bowie's back catalogue in general, and to the Lifetimes Series of 19 single re-releases in particular. Limited to 1000 numbered copies. |
![]() | ? ... "The Interview" (EMI SPRO 79112/791113), 1987 (US) Never Let Me Down/Answers 1-5b/Time Will Crawl/Answers 6-9/Bang Bang/Answers 10-14/Day-In Day-Out/Answers 15-21/Zeroes/Answers 22-24/Never Let Me Down. With a similar approach as Let's Talk, but this time Never Let Me Down is plugged. Most of the songs have been given a slightly shorter running time than on the Never Let Me Down LP; 'Zeroes' has been edited from 5'44" to 4'15". |
![]() | Tour 1990 (EMI 9951 216), 1990 (Brazil) Fame 90 (Queen Latifah Version)/Fame 90 (Hip Hop Version)/Fame 90 (Remix Version)/Space Oddity/Starman/Let's Dance/China Girl/Modern Love. The Gass Mix of 'Fame 90' is called Remix Version on this mini-album, that was issued to promote Bowie's Sound + Vision concerts in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo. Considered a 12" by most collectors, so listed in more detail under 12" singles. |