David Bowie – Diamond Dogs (50th Anniversary Picture Disc LP Vinyl) artist-mike-gordon and *Sound & Color* was

and *Sound & Color* was where the rest of the world finally caught up to what fans already knew

previously vocal-led by singer-songwriter Saint Sinner

She even picks up an electric guitar for "Just Like this Train" to the delight of the appreciative audience which roars with delight every time Mitchell nails a note

Stoughton Printing Old Style tip-on gatefold heavyweight jacket with scuff-resistant matte finish

I've Always Got The Blues (Take 3) (2:51)

David Bowie – Diamond Dogs (50th Anniversary Picture Disc LP Vinyl) artist-mike-gordon and *Sound & Color* wasReleased in 1974 as Bowie's bleak, Orwellian vision of a dystopian future, Diamond Dogs marked the end of his Ziggy era glam theatrics and the beginning of something darker and more cinematic. Conceived originally around an abandoned stage adaptation of George Orwell's "1984," the record stands as one of rock's great left turns, a bridge between the Spiders from Mars and the soul searching that would define his mid 70s Philadelphia period. Limited