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Live: Omni Coliseum, Atlanta

Joe — Sun, 01 Dec 1974 20:00:27 +0000

David Bowie performed at the Omni Coliseum in Atlanta on 1 December 1974. It was the 71st and final date of the Diamond Dogs Tour, which had kicked off in Montreal on 14 June. This leg of the tour was known as the Soul Tour. The musical director was Mike Garson, who also played piano and Mellotron. Earl Slick and Carlos Alomar played guitar, the bass guitarist was Emir Ksasan, and the drummer was Dennis Davis. The backing singers were Ava Cherry, Robin Clark, Geoff MacCormack (billed as Warren Peace), Luther Vandross, Diane Sumler, and Anthony Hinton. The line-up was

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Live: Municipal Auditorium, Nashville

Joe — Sat, 30 Nov 1974 20:00:33 +0000

David Bowie performed at Nashville’s Municipal Auditorium on 30 November 1974. It was the 70th date of the Diamond Dogs Tour, which had previously visited the venue on 29 June. Bowie first performed there during the Ziggy Stardust Tour on 20 November 1972. He played there again on 7 March 1976 for the Isolar Tour, and 13 April 1978 during the Isolar II Tour. Parts of this show were used on the 2020 live album I’m Only Dancing (The Soul Tour 74). The musical director was Mike Garson, who also played piano and Mellotron. Earl Slick and Carlos Alomar played

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Live: Mid-South Coliseum, Memphis

Joe — Thu, 28 Nov 1974 20:00:23 +0000

David Bowie performed at the Mid-South Coliseum in Memphis, Tennessee, on 28 November 1974. It was the 69th date of the Diamond Dogs Tour, which had kicked off in Montreal on 14 June. The tour had previously called at the Mid-South Coliseum on 30 June 1974. Bowie performed there again during the Isolar Tour on 6 March 1976, and for the Isolar II Tour on 14 April 1978. The musical director was Mike Garson, who also played piano and Mellotron. Earl Slick and Carlos Alomar played guitar, the bass guitarist was Emir Ksasan, and the drummer was Dennis Davis. The

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Live: Spectrum, Philadelphia

Joe — Mon, 25 Nov 1974 20:00:40 +0000

David Bowie performed at the Spectrum in Philadelphia on 25 November 1974. It was the 68th date of the Diamond Dogs Tour, which had kicked off in Montreal on 14 June. This was the second of two dates at the Spectrum, the other having taken place on 18 November. This leg of the tour was known as the Soul Tour. The musical director was Mike Garson, who also played piano and Mellotron. Earl Slick and Carlos Alomar played guitar, the bass guitarist was Emir Ksasan, and the drummer was Dennis Davis. The backing singers were Ava Cherry, Robin Clark, Geoff

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Live: Civic Arena, Pittsburgh

Joe — Tue, 19 Nov 1974 20:00:09 +0000

David Bowie performed at the Civic Arena in Pittsburgh on 19 November 1974. It was the 67th date of the Diamond Dogs Tour, which had kicked off in Montreal on 14 June. This leg of the tour was known as the Soul Tour. The musical director was Mike Garson, who also played piano and Mellotron. Earl Slick and Carlos Alomar played guitar, the bass guitarist was Emir Ksasan, and the drummer was Dennis Davis. The backing singers were Ava Cherry, Robin Clark, Geoff MacCormack (billed as Warren Peace), Luther Vandross, Diane Sumler, and Anthony Hinton. The line-up was completed by

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Live: Spectrum, Philadelphia

Joe — Mon, 18 Nov 1974 20:00:01 +0000

David Bowie performed at the Spectrum in Philadelphia on 18 November 1974. It was the 66th date of the Diamond Dogs Tour, which had kicked off in Montreal on 14 June. This was the first of two dates at the Spectrum, the other taking place on 25 November. This leg of the tour was known as the Soul Tour. The musical director was Mike Garson, who also played piano and Mellotron. Earl Slick and Carlos Alomar played guitar, the bass guitarist was Emir Ksasan, and the drummer was Dennis Davis. The backing singers were Ava Cherry, Robin Clark, Geoff MacCormack

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Live: Music Hall, Boston, Massachusetts

Joe — Sat, 16 Nov 1974 20:00:40 +0000

David Bowie performed at Boston’s Music Hall on 16 November 1974. It was the 65th date of the Diamond Dogs Tour, and the last of three consecutive nights at the Music Hall. The other dates were 14 and 15 November 1974. The tour had previously called at the Music Hall on 16 July 1974. Bowie had also performed at the venue on 1 October 1972, during the Ziggy Stardust Tour.

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Live: Music Hall, Boston, Massachusetts

Joe — Fri, 15 Nov 1974 20:00:37 +0000

David Bowie performed at Boston’s Music Hall on 15 November 1974. It was the 64th date of the Diamond Dogs Tour, and the second of three consecutive nights at the Music Hall. The other dates were 14 and 16 November 1974. The tour had previously called at the Music Hall on 16 July 1974. Bowie had also performed at the venue on 1 October 1972, during the Ziggy Stardust Tour.

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Live: Music Hall, Boston, Massachusetts

Joe — Thu, 14 Nov 1974 20:00:35 +0000

David Bowie performed at Boston’s Music Hall on 14 November 1974. It was the 63rd date of the Diamond Dogs Tour, and the first of three consecutive nights at the Music Hall. The other dates were 15 and 16 November 1974. The tour had previously called at the Music Hall on 16 July 1974. Bowie had also performed at the venue on 1 October 1972, during the Ziggy Stardust Tour.

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Live: War Memorial Stadium, Buffalo

Joe — Fri, 08 Nov 1974 20:00:07 +0000

David Bowie performed at the War Memorial Stadium in Buffalo, New York, on 8 November 1974. It was the 60th date of the Diamond Dogs Tour, which had kicked off in Montreal on 14 June. This leg of the tour was known as the Soul Tour. The musical director was Mike Garson, who also played piano and Mellotron. Earl Slick and Carlos Alomar played guitar, the bass guitarist was Emir Ksasan, and the drummer was Dennis Davis. The backing singers were Ava Cherry, Robin Clark, Geoff MacCormack (billed as Warren Peace), Luther Vandross, Diane Sumler, and Anthony Hinton. The line-up

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