David Bowie - Dinah Shore - 1976 - Full Show

Finally got around to uploading the whole show.....as complete as it can be....Five Years is here... • David Bowie - Five Yea...
Enjoy everyone.
Musicians:
David Bowie • Vocals
Carlos Alomar • Guitar
Dennis Davis • Drums
Tony Kaye • Keyboards
George Murray • Bass
Stacey Heydon • Guitar

[@maryamnaseer478]

These old talk shows are so chill, they probably serve as therapy to _many_ people of all ages and with all sorts of problems; especially these days.

[@TheJAWcrew]

Yes you hit it head on, ive basically watched these my whole life even as a kid (my grandpa & uncle had tons of vhs recordings) so it just brings me back to simpler times.,..

[@mrsgupt]

And what is your choice of therapy? In my land we often use Pinoqachole- it distilled from the fruit of the Upanishad tree each fall, when the over-ripe rotting fruit drops to the ground, and we must fight the angry drunken water-buffaloes so we can collect it to make our sacred Pinoqachole- a nectar fit for the Gods! I suppose YOU pay a Psycho The rapist for his services. Ican see: You are still not well!

[@davidtorres4645]

Right on

[@LoyalOpposition]

I wasn't born yet, so they're extra special.

[@clairepark9834]

I LOVE what Bowie said about loving somebody and being in love. He's such a good-looking, intelligent, nice, charming man. I can never get bored of David Bowie.

[@smpeace2683]

Then you should have a look at the video game he participated in back in 1999 called Omikron. Let me know how you LOVE LOVE that one.

[@littleogeechee223]

I skipped school to watch this when it originally aired! A great day! So glad it’s here!

[@davidprime6080]

Carlos Alomar + George Murray + Dennis Davis = rhythm section of the century...

[@daniellyons914]

Amen!

[@drakedebalmont5345]

Favorite Band Ever

[@bernadettewilliams2361]

Love david and Henry and Dinah love 💘❤💕

[@bernadettewilliams2361]

Love it so much I could watch it over and over again 😍❤💕

[@bernadettewilliams2361]

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[@dmenglebrecht]

"He's beautiful to watch" ...well said!

[@scotttyson8661]

Yep

[@gingerleamcwow435]

Yes to this! He was so mesmerizing!

[@nikolaiemmett9035]

Pro trick : you can watch series on Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching lots of of movies these days.

[@jaxtondax785]

@Nikolai Emmett Yea, I've been watching on Flixzone for since december myself :)

[@ChrisDonoghue-y8n]

He could really move

[@byronbenguche]

The irony that both of these beautiful people David Bowie and Natalie Cole would pass away within two weeks from each other Natalie Cole would pass away December 31 2015 and David Bowie would pass away January 10th 2016 two beautiful souls

[@Zowie39]

What a beautiful way how you summed it up!🤗🌠🌠

[@needahandle]

We lost two greats for sure. Remember that sad stretch

[@mariodebuck1760]

When the fonz is not the coolest in the house you know the dude who outfonzed him must be cool as fuck

[@Sameoldfitup]

“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams.

[@davidprime6080]

How many comment sections are you going to paste that same old quote into?

[@spaceengineer1452]

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[@davidprime6080]

@@spaceengineer1452 But that's not a prime number!

[@3373-g8z]

The 70s were glorious

[@bowiev2schneider58]

Verita 👍

[@BeliaLastes]

I remember when I was about 10 years old being home from grade school sick 🤢🤧🤒 and watching this with my mom and being mesmerized by David Bowie and seeing Henry Winkler "The Fonz" and going "WOW" Ziggy Stardust and Fonzie in the same room together Dinah Shore was Cool 😎😊❤

[@MG-lz2nq]

Never seen beauty and intelligence merged in a person such a brilliant way.

[@john_air]

it looks like he's living in 2020 already while others in 1976

[@SandraWade666]

oh believe me, as someone who was a kid in 1976, Bowie didn't look or act like anyone else on the planet then lol

[@DasRaetsel]

@@SandraWade666 That's because David Bowie was out of this world.

[@lyramckenzie8550]

but who would be groovin' like that in 2020 or 2021? its been shite

[@TheThecommenter]

I like how genuine this conversation is. Very different from today's television.

[@thecroft6070]

The coolness of the Fonz is nothing compared to the coolness of Bowie

[@Bellhelly]

And he lost points for calling David "Dave" not cool.

[@themaggattack]

Henry Winkler was and is a class act and the Fonze is iconic. That said, you are %100 correct.

[@themaggattack]

@@michaelbarnhart2593 Not exactly.. David Jones was a real person, David Bowie was a character of many faces. I shall be forever infatuated with him. His light continues to emit.

[@michaelbarnhart2593]

@@themaggattack My previous comment deleted. I am so tired of people.

[@johnsluggett1822]

I don't know...The Fonz is untouchable.

[@CharlotteElizabeth92]

What Bowie says from 21:05 onwards is one of his greatest reflections. Why can't TV still be this sincere?

[@dafyddil]

His dancing... I love it

[@joboleynn3109]

so do i.

[@warangel4389]

I love him still -

[@christinafooranddaisythedog2]

@@warangel4389 he was such a good guy. We all loved him.

[@joboleynn3109]

He had a great voice, he made amazing songs, he made great movies performaces, a trull artist and god he was so beautiful. My eternal crush.

[@QuabmasM]

Bowie was a very thoughtful man. He did everything to stay humble & not let fame ruin himself as a curious human being seeking a simply fulfilling human life. Im glad he later truly found a love in his 2nd wife, Iman, that he could liken to being in love. I think around this time he was really starting to develop a thing for "sistas" lol. He also dated Slash's(from Guns n Roses) mom. Most dont know that Slash is half black. His personal life is just as interesting as his acts but w/o the flashiness.

[@xXthepunksparkXx]

he banged slash's mom lol bro tnx for this

[@Zowie39]

I came here cause I have been reflecting on Bowie and also his wife, Iman. And remembered this interview! Too funny! Slashes Mom huh?! Always learning more about him! You can add Tina Turner,Ava Cherry,Catherine Denuve,Geeling Ng (China Girl video) I could go on! And on! And on!!! He got around the world thats for sure!! Then someone arranged Iman and David to meet. And his definition of love became more tangible for him! Even said they became the most solid relationships amongst the 'famous people'. Cause it was real! Beautiful daughter. Just before he died she said "Sometimes you will never know the true value of a moment until it becomes a memory". That to me really resonates volumes of what its all about! Rest in peace David! ✌🌠

[@manxuberglider8]

“That he could liken to being in love.” David and Iman were husband and wife, soulmates, and have a daughter, Lexi Jones. Iman still considers herself married to David, four years after his passing. It would be good if you could eradicate the “interesting “ and the “into sistas” eyebrow wiggle out of your narrative. It’s 2020. Respect.

[@neilsun2521]

@@manxuberglider8 Who are you to demand he "eradicate" certain parts of his comment. He can say what he wants. You don't have to read if it's not to your taste.

[@PettyBlue1]

Iman herself has said they would have never gotten together had they met earlier in life. It’s okay for a person to have lived before, no need to apologize.

[@MonsieurMosca]

Say what you want about the 1970s but seeing Bowie on daytime TV is as close to a “golden age” as it gets for me

[@carmenmusiclover.0532]

David was and still is the greatest allround artist that ever lived, so many styles ,so many characters, such special music and his acting and mime was spectacular.

[@LaughingStock_]

Oh, Lord, David's high but holding it together pretty damn well. Either Dinah's totally oblivious to David's state, or she's just the consumate pro. Great upload, nonetheless.

[@turqoiselove1]

I love he whips out a cigarette and starts smoking--something you wouldn't see nowadays.

[@THEYOGAFACE]

One of my favorite periods in Bowie's amazing career. He looked great and the funk and thin white duke vibe suits him. Great band, legendary musicians

[@wiseonwords]

Nice shout out by Bowie for Bryan Ferry!

[@xdproductions3087]

It’s cool how he talked up even his rivals and treated them like friends

[@beastieboy9286]

@@xdproductions3087He and ferry were casual friends they admired each other

[@CannibalCoyote9758]

I wish there was more footage of David being manhandled by his karate instructor. 10:59 David looks confused

[@raysville7256]

One of the most beautiful creatures ever to walk the Earth

[@pamelaearl7191]

That voice. That face. You could've cut diamonds with those cheekbones. The camera loved him too!

[@markhuff6849]

Damn it. I really miss David Bowie.

[@lostcitybird]

his voice is crazy bro

[@GenevieveEKelly]

I was so put off by David Bowie’s Ziggy Stardust days, that I missed out on what an incredible artist and person he was. Only now discovering and catching up. Gone too soon 😢

[@Jipwell]

Can we just appreciate how much the bassist is killing it here?

[@xdproductions3087]

George Murray, one of the greatest.

[@mijand]

it is the side effects of the cocaine

[@BookClubDisaster]

I'm thinking that it must be love

[@frankblack8265]

...the European Canon is here!

[@tcrijwanachoudhury]

To be grateful

[@daniellyons914]

Seems like Winkler and Bowie could have had a pretty good conversation in a more casual setting.

[@barringtonbing393]

As Henry says in Barry ‘getting clean of coke is an important part of an actor’s journey’

[@LucyOLastic]

Nice of him to pay tribute to Roxy Music. on "Stay" he was actually singing Ferry's descending "ohhhh"s from "The Thrill Of It All."

[@ustheserfs]

Bowie was in a dark place in '76. Fantasizing about Nazism, demonic entities and possession, spending most days away from light. Miraculous he made it thru just to be with Iggy in Berlin later that year.

[@pamelaearl7191]

Lived on red peppers and milk. He always hated LA.

[@bv3580]

Bowie always tried to do the best that it could, with us mere mortals

[@TheAngelElectriko]

He is the greatest Singer the 70' s produced

[@slickrichelicopter8977]

Have to add Freddie Mercury to that list as well.

[@ilovetotour]

And Michael Jackson

[@JJJJJVVVVVLLLLL]

did the most with the least

[@ivanjulian2532]

Add Sting to that list too. And if we must talk truly talented singers you can't possibly leave out Luther Vandross, a singer who backed Bowie during the Young Americans era.

[@LaughingStock_]

Kids - sorry, none of those you mention are "great singers" - great "performers", yes - great "singers", no. Barbra Streisand, Karen Carpenter, Tim Buckley, Garnet Mimms, Maria Callas are streets ahead of Freddie, David, Jackson and Sting in vocal ability.

[@lyramckenzie8550]

the way david laughs at 28:06 ❤️ its a little strange nancy and candy traded places at the end of the show. i think candy had the hots for david

[@christineoster8331]

Too bad we did not get to see that clip from “The Man Who Fell to Earth”. It’s such a great film! David Bowie is so intelligent. Just love and miss him.

[@GuyCybershy]

Daytime TV is something else that was miles better in the 70's than it is today.

[@DayVid2.0]

This is such a wonderful snapshot in time. I greatly admire all of these people and it's very humanising to see them interact and sort of compete for attention in a really relatable way.

[@lukasharding6657]

Amazing!!! Thanks so much for posting!?? What a FOX!!!

[@krisak5645]

Love Funk Bowie. And that was a surprisingly elaborate performance, even by today's standards -- with the exception of those Chyrons.

[@jacquelineperry1960]

Beautiful Bowie❤❤❤

[@dsgschule7451]

Why don't they let Bowie talk? The others have nothing to say.

[@oshunplanet-success1103]

Agreed. Sorry, everyone else sounds so superficial.

[@turqoiselove1]

The format for this talk show is very strange, but I guess that was normal for the 70s. It does seem a bit awkward for the guest since she seems to be talking to everyone except the person that the focus is on.

[@mjlotus]

At the time, the other people were better known and more popular in the USA! Bowie was an exotic guest that Dinah was taking a chance having on. It's hard to believe now.

[@szeal]

A pity the Natalie Cole song is cut out. She is glowing, here!

[@rosemarymills1671]

He dances like Elvis used to! Those legs!

[@hpoonis2010]

'Stay' was always on of my favourites on that album.

[@kaiga9341]

The chorus melody is absolutely incredible and the groove is electric.

[@santiagobenites]

It's ridiculous how good David Bowie was. Few others are fortunate enough to be blessed with the gifts that he possessed.

[@LoyalOpposition]

I wasn't born yet, but I'm always watching shows from the 1970s and before.. Music, movies, stand-up comedy, literature, language, interviews, etc..

[@mortensenegbert6619]

Gotta love 70's talk shows. DInah Shore on a plush sofa chatting with David Bowie, Henry Winkler and....Nancy Walker!

[@kimciszek-kane397]

I know right!.?

[@pinkyboy8576]

Bowie was quiet but he got all the attention lol

[@LoyalOpposition]

I must say, this would have been SO much better if it was simply Dinah and David. The other two annoy me. Fonz was never cool. "Arrested Development" was perfect for him, though.

[@masswellwilliamson]

The only white guy EVER that can dance that way and get away with it!

[@jonathanjoestar3354]

True. Very true

[@madgemuso7314]

Great live performance and moves. His leg moves remind me of Northern Soul dancing.

[@paolacelletti2056]

I keep feeling that there must have been a time when David Bowie looked into a three-way mirror and saw how many David Bowies there could be. He's only just begun.

[@Blackscorpion1963]

Loved his reference to Bryan Ferry & Roxy Music as 'influencers'. And of course I couldn't agree more with the fact Roxy Music was so NEW in those mid to later 1970s. There was NOTHING around like Roxy Music then make no error. They never plagiarized any artist. They created such new music it could have been considered a whole new genre of music. But this vid is about David Bowie and he would eventually become a musical genius - that's how great he became.

[@imsorryformystupidity2814]

21:10 I wonder if he's talking about Hermione.

[@Zowie39]

I wondered that to. His heart was broken. As well I think he's talking about Angie. In love with Hermione. Loving Angie but was tumultuous. In the future Iman came into his life and both fulfilled. 🙌 🕊⚘

[@AlyssaKorin]

My god Bowie was so sexy 🫠

[@darrenhindmarsh786]

Didn't he perform "five years" on this show too?

[@Sveinbeard]

He did. ...kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2i6ZKJ9m6usqKc. Not sure why it isnt in this one....ooops

[@littleogeechee223]

Yeah, I think Henry Winkler requested it.

[@markcollar8721]

I have loved this man all of my life.

[@anniewissner8455]

His voice is so gorgeous.

[@pauliegualtieri9372]

High off those peppers and milk

[@diane4833]

I'm listening to this and looking at his picture on my refrigerator. Breaks my heart. Love the boy.

[@kenpudsey6435]

I get you Diane..he was the best❤

[@mayaskubleny3182]

all the women are so in love with David lmao

[@kaori_kanzaki]

Because he was so attractive. Can't blame them.

[@Mulberry2000]

Great to hear about bowie and karate and Natalie cole looks gorgeous . Shame the song was cut out

[@austinheinbuch8642]

27:00 best part lmao

[@Zowie39]

Too funny...love it when he moves to 'his groin'!!!😂🤣 The way he reacts and if you knew about Bowie...he was gifted in more than his talent and character!!!!!😛 Love it!

[@ReaganL.]

Lol idk 8:55 is pretty great 😅

[@scottclark7592]

If cocaine took human form it would be the thin white duke-not a slam on bowie-he likely would concur

[@7colliemac]

The only guy who could make the Fonz look like a nerd.. not that he is.

[@barringtonbing393]

At the 25 minute mark they light up their cigs and Henry ever the gentleman lights up his fellow guests

[@RaulZamudiocuratorwriter]

Colin Wilson!!I I saw a show about the Kabbalah in Amsterdam and one of the PR posters was Bowie drawing the Tree of Life!

[@tcrijwanachoudhury]

That's wild

[@royrowland5763]

Wow, what a find. I was trying to find a Dinah! episode that a late friend of mine was on, but instead came across a surreal moment of the Fonz and '70s Bowie complimenting each other.

[@TheSusieTom]

The band are from 1976 but Bowie definitely back from the future

[@nolagospeltracts8264]

Wow! Bowie, the Fonz and the Bounty paper towel lady. The 70's were great!

[@toniedwards4968]

Tee hee

[@pamelaearl7191]

Mildred in 'MacMillan and Wife.' Fab show. She too ruled 70's telly - was on all three networks! Mrs Morganstern on CBS, Mildred on NBC and Balansky's Beauties on ABC. She pulled it all off too - talented woman.

[@laltromondoyoutubechannel6537]

Great musicacians in this video : Tony Kaye of Yes on Keyboards.

[@michelleryan1861]

Henry Winkler is trying so hard to impress

[@m.a.w.2849]

Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you: Henry Winkler, The Artist. 🤣

[@BookClubDisaster]

David Bowie and Henry Winkler. Guess which one refers to himself as an artist......................

[@richsouthall1937]

Interesting to watch the mixture of such diverse celebrities like this; it appeared very casual and not so scripted and forced; like listening to four friends over lunch.

[@thankyouforyourcompliance7386]

Impressive performance. And like a gent he accompanied her to the seat. Classy.

[@pamelaearl7191]

This was the first time I saw him perform and be interviewed. He's remains awe inspiring.

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

David Robert Jones (Londres, 8 de enero de 1947-Nueva York, 10 de enero de 2016), más conocido por su nombre artístico David Bowie, fue un cantautor, actor, multiinstrumentista y diseñador británico. Figura importante de la música popular durante casi cinco décadas, Bowie es considerado un innovador, en particular por sus trabajos de la década de 1970 y por su peculiar voz, además de la profundidad intelectual de su obra.

[@2war2bray]

The live song segment is priceless. DB - a hero for me and countless others...

[@artnnie2332]

Bowie and Candy Clark 😍💜✨🌌

[@ghost_moonlightxo]

Sitting in a tree k.i.s.s.i.n.g

[@littleogeechee223]

Yup! They were pretty much f***ing during this time, and I think that’s really why Angie did not join him.. Notice how close Candy got to him while Natalie was around. 😁

[@annwhite2346]

No they weren't. Nic Roeg wanted them to but they didn't like each other and hated doing the sex scenes.

[@littleogeechee223]

@@annwhite2346 whatever you say….

[@kaori_kanzaki]

@@annwhite2346 but they dated

[@sammavacaist]

This is nice to have Bowie and Winkler on together. Winkler is an intellect on Bowie's level which was rare for Bowie to come across.

[@linden5165]

And that same genuine, gentle spirit.

[@sammavacaist]

@@linden5165 Lol. I guess I'm the only person who doesn't buy that Bowie was a genuine gentle spirit. I think he was a magnificent faker.

[@audiotomb]

Fonzi. - I think somebody jumped the shark

[@Zowie39]

27:50 "I scream very loudly!" 😂 then 28:06 Davids reaction! 😂 Hes so damn loveable! ❤ ⚡

[@jessica5497]

10:42 what the woman in the crowd is saying? English is not my first language :(

[@john_smith_john]

Late reply but she's saying "so have i" (basically, "I have (a lot of admiration) as well" in british english)

[@mattwuxx3888]

Henry Winkler was still producing content millions of people watched(Barry), until just a few years ago, and sadly is one of the few people on this show who's even still alive. Dinah Shore is one of the most underrated in broadcast skill and to boot most adorable women to ever appear on legacy mass media. Do we even need to discuss how great Bowie is? Didn't think so. Chef's kiss to the uploader. You should have 20 factor more subs than you do.

[@daijones101]

Coolest guy of the century

[@paulpeartsmith]

We let tv dumb us right down. Imagine this was daytime tv? Wow. Deep deep stuff.

[@kimberlyjohnson1371]

I can tell that Henry Winkler and David."Fonzerelly" are being very reserved towards all here" also like his attitude and take on things...so glad this was available to KZbin..TY.

[@robertlivingstone3364]

Totally coked up.

[@robertlivingstone3364]

@Mike Schwinn Did his best albums on coke though

[@robertlivingstone3364]

@Mike Schwinn I like Station and Low the best, saw Tin Machine, he was contracted to write and produce an Elvis album with a remake of Golden Years but Elvis died, true story., Cheers

[@flazeda8743]

8:15 " One of the most ... in rock'n Roll". *Did someone catch it please?*

[@turqoiselove1]

"one of the most important elements in rock and roll."

[@flazeda8743]

@@turqoiselove1 Thank you very much ! ;)

[@SandraWade666]

Thanks for uploading this!! He had such a huge effect on so many of us who grew up in the 70s and 80s. Miss him so much. RIP.

[@richardclark6858]

Lol, who has lasted longer Bowie or the Fonze.. Bowie probably just wanted to get out of there..

[@ricardowilsonalvestimoteo]

David Bowie! O mago da arte, simplemente o melhor artista que o 🌎 ja teve!!!!. R.I.P. DAVID🙏

[@adrianbrowne7874]

Respect to David a "Cultural giant in his own right" emphasising the "Brilliance of another"!! Namely Bryan Ferry!!

[@ricdavid7476]

I saw Bowie at earls court not sure when it was I think it was around this time . The 70,s were a blur the 80,s oblivion the 90,s started climbing out the pit the 2000s slipped back into the hole at the beginning then started to crawl out about mid way now it's 2022 David is dead and I am close to my own grave . Life is hard and harsh and unforgiving often but as Churchill once said life is worth living " once" . I understand that I am not sure I would like to do this again. Don't think Bowie believed in God in the biblical sense even though he quoted the lord's prayer at Freddie mercuries benefit concert. Life is about truth and lies and good and evil and we each are born with the ability to make those choices.

[@deborahbuchanan3238]

Henry Winkler certainly made some great comments and of course David Bowie SO fascinating and wonderful. ❤❤

[@jaykapolka6111]

This is the most 70's thing ever LOL

[@rhythmicon9821]

He interviewed with women more politely than with men I noticed. I never saw this before, really interesting group of guests and their interaction with each other too.

[@escape7557]

@rhythmicon I think despite his rockstar persona, Bowie was an old fashioned gentleman who felt protective towards women. Dinah Shore is also so very respectful and kind. She probably put him at ease. I imagine most people probably loved Dinah Shore when they met her.

[@Pulse2AM]

@@escape7557 True, when you see him in his early 20's he's a very polite lad and quite thoughtful. Oh yeah she was awesome, like a mom or something.

[@scotttyson8661]

Light years ahead of MJ

[@ilovetotour]

Ok??

[@jonathanjoestar3354]

Can we just respect both artists l m a o 😐

[@coltrane671]

Just read in Johnny Marr’s autobiography “Set The Boy Free” that Ian Curtis got his dance moves from Bowie’s performance in this show, I kind of see it.