He is COKED out! Its great! And disturbing at the same time. And Luther in the background during the performances. This is when Bowie was freaky/scary.

and AVA CHERRY. a lot of people didn't like her, but i thought she was hot, shaking her shimmy.

Anx said:

Did they do "Young Americans"?

u2prnce said:

i haven't seen the dick cavett dvds she's talking about, but i've seen the whole thing via, ahem, "other methods"...and he does that, then goes into a funk revue with "footstompin'" and "i wish i could shimmy like my sister kate"..."young americans" is kinda scary and coked out, but the funk stuff he does on that episode is AMAZING.

u2prnce said:

Ya, and it is awesome!

God I love me some pre-teeth-fixed Bowie.

DiamondGirl said:

love those fangs

Anx said:

I am not gay, but those cheekbones...stir feelings in me.

Anx said:

"fangs"

I love this one! He's and close to

Have you seen Sly on that same show? Even more out of his mind. I mean, he was REALLY out of his mind.

calldapplwondery83 said:

i saw that one..it was real funny..

calldapplwondery83 said:

Nah. Bowie had him beat methinks. Sly was damn near subdued, Bowie acted as if he had razor blades in his draws

Well, I'm no expert on being high... they both seemed pretty zoinked! Sly was more chillin' and Bowie seemed kind of nervous.

DiamondGirl said:

sly was more incoherent in the interview part, but they were both killer in their performances. even at his most zonked, bowie could at least pull of some kind of wicked charm when he had to. sly, i don't know...he just would go OUT THERE, bless him.

Those "fill in the artist"/Dick Cavett interviews are priceless.

Jimi Hendrix was like can I just get this over with.
Miles Davis was priceless putting Nicolas Cage in his place for even having the nerve to bring a trumpet with him.

tA

Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431

theAudience said:

?? Nicholas Cage? I thought the Dick Cavett show was from late 60s/early 70s.

u2prnce said:

I run the gamut with music. It's something that's always affected the work. The acting. Miles Davis has had a big impact on me. I listened to the Kind of Blue album the whole time I was doing Leaving Las Vegas. When I was doing Peggy Sue Got Married I listened to Lou Reed's Transformer. He would sing a bit out of tune, and that sucked me into the song even more than if he had been singing in pristine fashion. I met Miles on The Dick Cavett Show years ago. It was right after Raising Arizona.

~Nicolas Cage


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Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431

u2prnce said:

Yes, that is available on the Best Of Bowie DVD