Hear five rare tracks - 24 hours only.

To celebrate David Bowie's 50th birthday,
five previously unreleased songs will be available for listening for 24 hours only -- starting

5:00 pm Greenwich Mean Time,
January 8, 1997,
(12:00 noon Eastern Time,
9:00 am Pacific Time).

Many sites all over the world are participating in Bowie's birthday celebration!
Get the List of Participating Sites.

You'll need the RealAudio Player 3.0 and an Internet connection of 14,400 baud or faster to hear the songs.

Round & Round
The classic Chuck Berry rave-up, recorded during the 1971 "Ziggy Stardust" sessions at Trident Studios, London.

David Bowie: Vocals/Guitar
Mick Ronson: Guitar
Trevor Bolder: Bass
Mick Woodmansey: Drums


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Rebel Rebel
Extremely rare original single version recorded in 1973 at Studio L, Ludolf, Holland, which was released in very limited edition in the U.S. in January 1974. David Bowie sang, played guitar, bass and drums on this track.

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The Man Who Sold The World
Acoustic version of the song recorded during the rehearsals for David Bowie's performance at the Bridge School Benefit Concert Shoreline Amphitheater in California on October 19, 1996. (60-second excerpt only.)

David Bowie: Vocals
Reeves Gabrels: Guitar
Gail Ann Dorsey: Bass
Mark Plati: Keyboards


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Scary Monsters
Another title track, this one live from the Phoenix Festival in England, July 18, 1996, where Bowie headlined.

David Bowie: Vocals
Reeves Gabrels: Guitar
Gail Ann Dorsey: Bass
Mike Garson: Keyboards
Zachary Alford: Drums

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Little Wonder
An alternate dance remix by Danny Saber of David's next single, also featured on the upcoming Earthling album.

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For more about Bowie, visit N2K Entertainment's official David Bowie web site at www.davidbowie.com.

Don't miss the pay-per-view TV broadcast of David Bowie's 50th Birthday Concert at Madison Square Garden, with special guests The Foo Fighters, Frank Black, Lou Reed, Sonic Youth, Robert Smith of The Cure, Billy Corgan of Smashing Pumpkins, and others. Air date is March 1.