Bowie at the BBC Trailer

Bowie at the BBC Trailer (2000)

27 June 2000 Music 60 mins

David Bowie in concert at the BBC Radio Theatre, London, June 27, 2000.

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Cast

David Bowie

as Self - Vocals

Earl Slick

as Self - Guitar

Gail Ann Dorsey

as Self - Bass / Guitar / Vocals

Mike Garson

as Self - Keyboards / Piano

Sterling Campbell

as Self - Drums

Holly Palmer

as Self - Percussion / Vocals

Emm Gryner

as Self - Keyboards / Vocals

Crew

Chris Cowey

Director

Chris Cowey

Chris Cowey Executive Producer

Michelle Arnold

Michelle Arnold Production Assistant

Jo Randall

Jo Randall Production Manager

International Titles

David Bowie at the BBC Trailer

David Bowie: BBC Radio Theatre 2000 – The Video Trailer

David Bowie: BBC Radio Theatre 27th June 2000 Trailer

David Bowie: BBC Radio Theatre, London, June 27, 2000 Trailer

David Bowie: Live BBC Radio Theatre Trailer

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 27 June 2000

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