David Bowie - Fame - Isolated Mix Stems - Mix Breakdown

Yesterday, January 8th, was David Bowie's birthday, as well as Elvis'. Both singers were and still are influential to me. I am pleased to play these isolated tracks of David Bowie's first #1 American hit, Fame. Bowie breaks into the funk with Carlos Alomar, Dennis Davis, Emir Ksasan, and the late John Lennon. The song was written by David Bowie, Carlos Alomar, and John Lennon inspired by a riff that Carlos would jam on with Bowie. All these details are mentioned by Bowie and Lennon in this video. Grab something to drink and sit back and enjoy listening to the isolated tracks of Fame.
00:00 Start
01:04 Bowie's First #1 Hit - David Bowie and John Lennon Talking How it Came About
03:17 Musician Credits
03:48 Isolated Vocal Tracks
06:56 Isolated Acoustic Guitar Tracks with Some Electrics
11:22 Isolated Electric Guitars
15:37 Isolated Bass Tracks
20:00 Isolated Drum Tracks
25:00 All Instruments Intro Only
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00:00 Start 01:04 Bowie's First #1 Hit - David Bowie and John Lennon Talking How it Came About 03:17 Musician Credits 03:48 Isolated Vocal Tracks 06:56 Isolated Acoustic Guitar Tracks with Some Electrics 11:22 Isolated Electric Guitars 15:37 Isolated Bass Tracks 20:00 Isolated Drum Tracks 25:00 All Instruments Intro Only

[@monkeywrench4169]

Pin this

[@teqnotic]

All time favorite song!

[@perhapsxarb7226]

The ridiculously distorted electric guitar part was actually played by Bowie himself, and Alomar did the main riff and rhythm parts

[@FPChris]

Great drums. Perfect fit.

[@shadowstealer2790]

11.32 ...pure Alomar heaven. Thank you ! I love listening to the isolated guitars as much as the whole track!!

[@autotransport5568]

WOW! This is fantastic!! Hopefully you do more like this! Subscribed!

[@TamirylAuvahn]

AWESOME THANKS

[@runefagereng6023]

Love it!

[@Cod3Thr33]

IMMEDIATELY subscribed!

[@brucelayman110]

Excellent! So glad you posted this!!

[@pedrofraga4366]

Please do the same for I Want You - Marvin Gaye if possible! Thank you soooo much

[@unkolawdio]

Thanks,,I'm always interested un mixed studio raw tracks

[@peteriuliano5846]

so fascinating (FASCINATION) same album? first single by BOWIE; saw him MSG/NYC station to station tour. awesome.

[@runefagereng6023]

Ashes to Ashes, next? ;)

[@gimbrere]

Dennis Davis, Pocket Master

[@lenalennon8746]

❤❤

[@offworldnetwork]

@ 6.18, how was the octaving Fame repeat achieved? obviously, the track was recorded way before samplers were available...I'm aware they used The Eventide H910 Harmonizer on the album could it have been that? or maybe tape manipulation?

[@Recordingcrave]

I’ve assumed it was created by tape and or changing the speeds of a delay.

[@airstrive6246]

@@Recordingcrave And can you verify specifically whose voice it is on the octaving Fame repeat? I've read in various articles that it's actually Lennon's voice. Or is it Bowie's?

[@krisscanlon4051]

​@Airstrive Sounds like Bowie...not enough Liverpudlian to be John...listen to the intonation of how DB sings Fame...its his delivery on the famous chorus ending.

[@petermills542]

I've never been able to hear Lennon's vocals on Fame. Were they just the high pitched squeaks ?!

[@s.oddity3640]

Where did you get these?

[@Nic-tg2ei]

Seriously.. where?

[@s.oddity3640]

@@Nic-tg2ei idk I'm asking

[@padmescurl]

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[@michaelhubbard5246]

Were those "stems" from AI? As an engineer, it didn't sound like they were actual breakdowns from the Multi-Tracks. Headphone bleed is one thing, but those sounded awkward to me. I just wasn't as interested as I hoped I would be when I saw the title. I want an engineer with access to the original multi-tracks, using mute buttons on the board.

[@damamae950]

Yez. Do NOT wear a jumpsuit.