David Bowie: Rock ’n’ Roll with Me

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The book contains nearly 150 photos taken by MacCormack throughout the years, some never seen before: from touring the Ziggy Stardust and Aladdin Sane shows and sailing to New York on a world tour, to Bowie’s first major film The Man Who Fell to Earth and the recording of Station to Station and his Thin White Duke persona. And now David Bowie: Rock ‘n’ Roll With Me is out in the world — perhaps the closest you’ll get to being on tour with Bowie in that era without a time machine and a backstage pass. I showed the negative of this shot to the legendary printer Robin Bell, he said he’d see what he could do. The other shot I took, at the same time as this, is the cover of my book ‘Rock ‘n’ Roll with Me’, which has a certain heroic look while this image shows a small amount of vulnerability. We’re incredibly proud to be publishing Geoff’s book and know fans, old and new, will be as enthralled with his book as we all are.

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Geoff MacCormack first met David Jones at Burnt Ash Primary School in Bromley when they were just eight years old.

First edition, number 119 of 350 deluxe copies from a total edition of 2,000, signed by Bowie and MacCormack, and with the additional portrait of Bowie signed by MacCormack in the printed envelope. The book contains nearly 150 photos taken by MacCormack throughout the years, some never seen before: from touring the Ziggy Stardust and Aladdin Sane shows and sailing to New York on a world tour, to Bowie's first major film The Man Who Fell to Earth and the recording of Station to Station and his Thin White Duke persona. The album Ziggy Stardust and The Spiders From Mars had conquered the UK charts six months previously in June of 1972. Just suppose your Brilliant Pal said: ‘Will you join my band (The Spiders from Mars) and come on tour? MacCormack’s] new book is about what the rock star was really like behind closed doors in an intimate memoir, which contains 150 images of their adventures, some of which are published for the very first time.All images are limited to only 100 editions, with each print individually numbered, and either stamped or embossed and signed by Geoff on the front, ready to be framed. His engaging story will chronicle the author’s childhood in Bromley where he met David at the age of eight, quickly forming a bond over their mutual love of music – especially the brand new sounds coming from America in the 1950s.

Original full red leather, lettering to spine gilt, lettering to front cover blindstamped in brown, all edges gilt. A must for all Bowie fans, it sheds a rare insight into a friendship where two men shared their love for music from the moment they met to their final goodbyes.The book presents photographs and items of memorabilia including tour programmes, tickets, and letters, from the author's personal archives, nearly all of which are being published for the first time. The book contains nearly 150 photos taken by MacCormack throughout the years, some never seen before: from touring the Ziggy Stardust and Aladdin Sane shows and sailing to New York on a world tour, to Bowie’s first major film The Man Who Fell to Earth and the recording of Station to Station and his Thin White Duke persona. We are experiencing delays with deliveries to many countries, but in most cases local services have now resumed. The dark wood panelling, brass fittings and tasselled decor made each car look like the interior of a Parisian brothel . For more details, please consult the latest information provided by Royal Mail's International Incident Bulletin.