Episodes
| Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Repeated | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 19760508 | Also on VHF A four-part series. 2: Changes Eventually the pop star Bowit was to emeige from the remnants of all the early persona - at least ' Ziggy Stardust ' was to emerge, and he and Bowie were not necessarily one and the same. Whatever the case, one of them was making a lot of impact. Written, presented and produced by Stuart Grundy | |||
| 19760515 | Also on VlIF A four-part series. 3: The Jean Genie THE SPIDERS probably suffered much more of an identity crisis than ' Ziggy Stardust ,' who. before their very eyes, became Aladdin Sane' and then a Diamond Dog.' The shapes of things were never still as the Genie worked his spells. Written, presented and produced by Stuart Grundy | |||
| 19810105 | A Radio 1 special, recorded in New York, in which Andy Peebles talks to David Bowie about his role in The Elephant Man on Broad way and his music. Producer DOREEN DAVIES | |||
| 20130226 | 20130329 | Ken Bruce hosts a biography of Bowie drawn entirely from BBC archive interviews and sessions, including the debut of Kooks, played only two days after the song was written! Also included are unique versions of songs from Ziggy Stardust and Aladdin Sane, rare covers and extracts from some of the most revealing interviews Bowie has ever given. Ken Bruce hosts a biography of Bowie drawn entirely from BBC archive interviews & sessions, including the debut of Kooks, played only two days after the song was written! Also included are unique versions of songs from Ziggy Stardust and Aladdin Sane, rare covers and extracts from some of the most revealing interviews Bowie has ever given. | ||
| Milton Keynes | 19901103 | Producer: J. GRIFFIN Next in series: IN CONCERT Previous in series: SOUND ARCHIVE Broadcast history 03 Nov 1990 21:00-22:30 (RADIO 1) Recorded on 1990-10-30. Producer: J. GRIFFIN | ||
| 01 | Love You 'til Tuesday | 19760501 | ' Also on VHF 1 I guess I was one of the first to come out and say that I'm making use of rock and roll. David Bowie is probably the most complex star to have been spawned by the lock era. At a time when American rock and rollers were coming off the production line, he was searching for individual means of expression Even now, you can't pin him down - he has too many faces. With his help and that of others, this four-part series will show some of those faces and perhaps shed more light on the man behind tiem. 1: Love You 'Til Tuesday Written, presented and produced by STUART GRUNDY | |
| 02 | Changes | 19760508 | Also on VHF A four-part series. 2: Changes Eventually the pop star Bowit was to emeige from the remnants of all the early persona - at least ' Ziggy Stardust ' was to emerge, and he and Bowie were not necessarily one and the same. Whatever the case, one of them was making a lot of impact. Written, presented and produced by Stuart Grundy | |
| 03 | The Jean Genie | 19760515 | Also on VlIF A four-part series. 3: The Jean Genie THE SPIDERS probably suffered much more of an identity crisis than ' Ziggy Stardust ,' who. before their very eyes, became Aladdin Sane' and then a Diamond Dog.' The shapes of things were never still as the Genie worked his spells. Written, presented and produced by Stuart Grundy | |
| 04 LAST | Rebel Rebel | 19760522 | ' Also on VHF A four-part series. 4: Rebel Rebel BOWIE'S vision of a world in chaos came to an end with Diamond Dogs. The album which followed, Young Americans, was a pure attempt to mirror American radio 1975, and succeeded to the extent that it gave him an American number 1. Then came his star ring role in The Man Who Fell to Earth. Today you may recognise him as ' the Uiin white Duke ' - on the other hand he may well be wearing his next new guise. Written, presented and produced by Stuart Grundy |