Getty Images Sem fazer turnês desde 2004, David Bowie confirmou sua retirada oficialmente dos palcos por meio de seu agente, John Giddings, em entrevista à revista “Variety”. A última vez do músico britânico no Brasil foi em 1997, na turnê do disco “Earthling”. Quem não viu, tem que se contentar com as gravações históricas.
40 – “It’s No Game (Part 1)” (1980)
39 – “Wild Is The Wind” (1976) 38 – “Aladdin Sane” (1973)
37 – “Quicksand” (1971)
36 – “Fashion” (1971) 35 – “Black Country Rock” (1970) 34 – ‘Andy Warhol” (1971)
33 – “The Jean Genie” (1973) 32 – “Lady Grinning Soul” (1973)
31 – “Absolute Beginners” (1986)
30 – “John, I’m Only Dancing” (1972) 29 -“Always Crashing In The Same Car” (1977) 28 – “All The Young Dudes” (1974)
27 – “China Girl” (1983) 26 – “Drive-In Saturday” (1973)
25 – “Kooks” (1971) 24 – “Boys Keep Swinging” (1979) 23 – “Queen Bitch” (1971)
22 – “Be My Wife” (1977)
21 -“Fame” (1975)
20 – “Ziggy Stardust” (1972)
19 – “Station To Station” (1976)
18 – “Space Oddity” (1969) 17 – “The Man Who Sold The World” (1971) 16 – “Golden Years” (1976)
15 – “Starman’ (1972)
14 – “Suffragette City” (1972)
13 – “Rock’N’Roll Suicide” (1972)
12 – “Five Years” (1972) 11 – “Moonage Daydream” (1972)
10 – “Oh! You Pretty Things” (1971)
9 “Ashes To Ashes” (1980)
8 – “Modern Love” (1983)
7 – “Life On Mars?” (1971) 6 – “Let’s Dance” (1983)
5. “Rebel Rebel” (1974)
4 – “Young Americans” (1975)
3 – “Changes’ (1971)
2 – “Sound And Vision” (1977) 1 – ”Heroes” (1977)
