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David Bowie feat. Peter Frampton & Carlos Alomar - A Son Of The Circus. (No Label)
Recorded Live at Lansdowne Park, Ottawa, Canada - August 28, 1987
Excellent Soundboard Recording :: CBR 320 kbps.

Disc 1
01. Intro - Up The Hill Backwards
02. Glass Spider - Up The Hill Backwards (reprise)
03. Day In Day Out
04. Bang Bang
05. Absolute Beginners
06. Loving The Alien
07. China Girl
08. Rebel Rebel
09. Fashion

Disc 2
01. Scary Monsters
02. All The Madmen
03. Never Let Me Down
04. Big Brother
05. 87 & Cry
06. Heroes
07. Sons Of The Silent Age
08. Time Will Crawl

Disc 3
01. Young Americans
02. Beat Of Your Drum
03. The Jean Genie
04. Let's Dance
05. Fame
06. Time
07. Blue Jean
08. Modern Love

Notes: In 1987, Frampton's career enjoyed a tremendous surge when he was invited by David Bowie to play lead guitar on the latter's Glass Spider World Tour. Peter had competition for that lead-guitar spot from Carlos Alomar, Bowie's faithful six-stringer who solos on 'Fashion' and 'Scary Monsters'. Frampton isn't used to sharing the stage with any guitarist, lead or otherwise. It also helped that Richard Cottle, one of Bowie's keyboardists, played on Frampton's 'Premonition' and toured with him in 1986 and 1998; and bassist Carmine Rojas worked with Frampton on some unreleased songs from the 'Premonition' sessions. <-(Taken from classicbands.com).

Peter Frampton: Frampton Comes Arena!. (Private Master :: PM019/020)
Recorded Live at Budokan, Tokyo, Japan - October 25, 1978.
EX-/VG+ Audience Recording [AUD5] :: Bootleg Silver CD :: CBR 320 kbps.

Disc 1
01. All I Want To Be
02. Penny For Thoughts
03. Baby, I Love Your Way
04. Something's Happening
05. Doobie Wah
06. Lines On My Face
07. Show Me The Way
08. I Wanna Go To The Sun
09. You Don't Have To Worry
10. It's a Plain Shame

Disc 2
01. Do You Feel Like We Do
02. Band Introduction
03. Road Runner
04. Jamping Jack Flash
05. I'm In You

*** Japan Tour '78 ***

Notes: Frampton Comes Arena! is another new tape from the archives. After having major success with the live LP Frampton Comes Alive in 1976, this tour marks his first trip to Japan. The sound quality is very good to excellent, being clear and detailed, and captures a superb atmosphere.

The Japanese audience claps along in some songs but the music is much more powerful. There are a few cuts between tracks but no music is lost. The setlist weighs mostly on the Frampton Comes Alive LP with only two new compositions and a covers medley added to the show. <-(Info taken from collectorsmusicreviews.com).