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David Bowie

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Even after his death, David Bowie, whose charismatic music continues to be highly acclaimed, achieved worldwide success with the 1983 release of "Let's Dance," a huge hit and an extensive world tour. Following the release of his 20th album "Never Let Me Down" in 1987, Bowie embarked on his first world tour in four years, the "Glass Spider Tour. This arena tour, which took place in 103 cities around the world, featured Peter Frampton, who had participated in the recording of the album, as a guest, and consisted of a set list that was, at this point, the best of the best of the best. The concert in Montreal, Canada was recorded for the popular American radio program "King Biscuit Flower Hour" and released as a live album with an obi sash, booklet, and bilingual translation.