(1983) David Bowie / Fame

[@littlenige]

The definition of cool. I cannot imagine a world without his music.

[@tomterrif8503]

No one can ever top this amazing genius' intensity! RIP Golden Voice!

[@keystolifemusicschool]

Best of! The ending sequence beginning with carrying the earth ball is so much fun! love the call and response and the high kick earlier. great band too, great audience come to think of it, and bowie is mesmerizing.

[@randyjustrandy9937]

I've never seen a musician own a crowd the way he owned this crowd.

[@FxkDGM]

Randy JustRandy have you ever seen a musician steal another musicians song right in front of them. Check out DB & Pink Floyd Comfortably numb 2006.

[@InsertGenuineName]

Check out Freddie Mercury

[@spkanava]

1983

[@XVmrclock]

Madonna(?

[@bionicbigfoot]

They’ll be studying him for centuries

[@alyromero7688]

Fantasticoooo,inigualable.

[@DrVonChilla]

It was 35 years ago today that (at the age of 19) I saw this "Serious Moonlight" show at Hershey Park, Hershey, PA.....Monday, 29Aug83. There never was before, nor will there ever be again, a front man like David Bowie. I consider myself privileged to have lived in his time.

[@paulamontgomery6336]

The Serious Moonlight tour was insanely great! Saw him in Philly!

[@lastdays3148]

Hahaha Hilarious,I loved that facial expression on Mr.David Bowie face at 4:06. That was priceless,he surely did know how to captivate the Audience. Thank goodness,there were no Cell Phones around to disturbed the groove. RIP to the one & only Mr.Bowie.

[@pietajanssenvanelst2167]

What a famos performance! Love this so much!

[@Vaisin]

Gotta love his Atlas impression at 3:58

[@JOHNLUONGO]

This is the definition of total performer and seamless execution of craft!

[@chipshot52]

Your bang on Randy, I was at this show and it was incredible. I will always regard this as Bowie's peak. He was healthy at long last and his voice was unbelievable. A true showman. I'm so shattered he's gone.

[@emotionalideas]

Was at this show...the Serious Moonlight Tour-at the LA Forum. Blew my mind. Nile Rogers as musical director really funked up the arrangements of the playlist. Just great...and that was the first time I ever saw Vari-lites in a concert....Genesis was the first.

[@tomterrif8503]

Carlos Alomar was the bandleader, Nile Rodgers produced the Let's Dance album

[@spkanava]

1983

[@marclivingood1729]

probably his best band

[@julz3tt3]

This was the first song I heard of his XD in the 90s as a child.

[@seahorse6989]

What a performance

[@boobytraps8526]

now, that's a star

[@timkjazz]

the apex of Bowie.

[@spkanava]

David Bowie FAME 1983

[@infinitewick4262]

I never knew Fame closed the show.

[@V-grandraccoon]

It closed the main set. The final encore of Modern Love closed the show.

[@spkanava]

1983

[@Poppafunkband]

Holy crap who does the arrangement it's so dope

[@rodiebobwilliams1330]

Mr Bowie is all about presentation..

[@ivankaramasov]

That is not true. His songs are extremely strong on their own. Search for Bowie Unplugged to see some very stripped down versions.

[@rodiebobwilliams1330]

@@ivankaramasov Not a shot at Bowie, just a comment about how well Bowie integrated show into music.. Every so often, more in the past, a few very talented people come along that can integrate show into their music that makes it even more commercially successful...Bowie definitely one of those people...Stand down music warrior!!

[@spkanava]

1983

[@tonymitchell6966]

Great

[@kennethkuijper8025]

Master

[@MrEthanJason]

Look at the KING JAZZBO cheerlead to ectasy the spectators.

[@Htiler]

Killer trousers, pantaloons aplenty.....

[@philicious87]

I believe John Lennon wrote this with Bowie?

[@FreezeMathias]

do you have Modern Love live?

[@jesselawson6608]

3:45

[@jackitt4272]

fucking o'le...top draw

[@fredguillaume3674]

version atomique

[@AlfieMitchell-sz8mq]

That synth should’ve been in the original

[@jesselawson6608]

3:33

[@jesselawson6608]

3:37

[@jesselawson6608]

5:35