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Holy Holy
Tony Visconti & Woody Woodmansey play The Man Who Sold the World
January 21, 2016
Holy, holy, hold on to anyone, hold on to anyone But just let me be David Bowie
Eleven days later
The whole album, front to back
Just eleven days after David died, Holy Holy came to the House of Blues in Boston and played The Man Who Sold the World — Bowie’s hard-rock, psychedelic 1970 album — from start to finish. Glenn Gregory of Heaven 17 sang in David’s place.
Tony was visibly upset playing these songs.
- Tony ViscontiBass — produced the original album
- Woody WoodmanseyDrums — the Spiders from Mars
- Glenn GregoryVocals — Heaven 17
Side one
- The Width of a Circle
- All the Madmen
- Black Country Rock
- After All
Side two
- Running Gun Blues
- Saviour Machine
- She Shook Me Cold
- The Man Who Sold the World
- The Supermen
From the floor
The night
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After the show
Janine meets Woody
Janine got to meet Woody Woodmansey, the drummer from the Spiders from Mars.
He said I was his friend
Which came as some surprise I spoke into his eyesDavid Bowie