David Bowie & Friends: A Very Special Birthday Celebration
TV Special live at Madison Square Garden on January 9, 1997 in celebration of David Bowie's 50th birthday.
TV Special live at Madison Square Garden on January 9, 1997 in celebration of David Bowie's 50th birthday.
David Bowie
Self
Zachary Alford
Self - Drums
Gail Ann Dorsey
Self - Bass Guitar & Vocals
Reeves Gabrels
Self - Guitar & Vocals
Mike Garson
Self - Keyboards & Vocals
Frank Black
Self - Special Guest
Billy Corgan
Self - Special Guest
Lou Reed
Self - Special Guest
Robert Smith
Self - Special Guest
TV Special live at Madison Square Garden on January 9, 1997 in celebration of David Bowie's 50th birthday.
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