Side One 1 Day-In Day-Out, 5:35 2 Time Will Crawl, 4:18 3 Beat Of Your Drum, 5:04 4 Never Let Me Down, 4:04 5 Zeroes, 5:45 Side Two 6 Glass Spider,
5:30 7 Shining Star (Makin’ My Love), 5:04 8 New York’s In Love, 4:32 9 ’87 and Cry,
4:19 10 Too Dizzy, 3:59 11 Bang Bang, 4:29 Bonus Tracks (on Virgin
re-release1995, Virgin CD VUS 98 12 Julie, 3:40 13 Girls, 5:35 14 When The Wind Blows, 3:32 Recorded: Mountain Studios, Montreaux,
Switzerland Power Station Studios, New York,
USA (late 1986) Musicians: David Bowie, vocals, guitar,
keyboards, mellotron, moog, harmonica, tambourine Carlos Alomar, guitar, guitar
synthesizer, tambourine, backing vocals Erdal Kizilcay, keyboards, drums,
bass, trumpet, backing vocals, guitar (Time Will
Crawl), violins (Bang Bang) Peter Frampton, guitar Carmine Rojas, bass Philippe Saisse, piano, keyboards Crusher Bennett, percussion Laurie Frink, trumpet Earl Gardner, trumpet, flugelhorn Stan Harrison, alto sax Steve Elson, baritone sax Lenny Pickett, tenor sax Robin Clark, backing vocals Loni Groves, backing vocals Diva Gray, backing vocals Gordon Grodie, backing vocals Sid McGinnis, guitar (Bang Bang,
Time Will Crawl, Day-In Day-Out) Coco, backing vocals (Zeroes) Sandro Sursock, backing vocals
(Zeroes) Charuvan Suchi, backing vocals
(Zeroes) Joe, Clement, John, Aglae, backing
vocals (Zeroes) Mickey Rourke, rap (Shining Star) Producers: David Bowie, David Richards Released: 29 April 1987 Label: EMI AMLS 3117 Never Let Me Down
(1987) was worse, almost every one of David Bowie's high-falutin notions
proving turgid. He reached what many felt was his lowest creative ebb on
the ensuing Glass Spider tour. But even that folly was
outstripped by the dislikable Tin Machine, the four-piece band he formed in
1989 with Reeves Gabrels (guitar) and Tony and Hunt Sales (bass, drums).
Supposedly a streetwise heavy metal group, they had the honour instead of
delivering David Bowie's worst album-until Tin Machine II in 1991. Bonus
tracks (Absolute Beginners, Under Pressure, This Is Not America etc) flesh
out these CDs. Adam Sweeting Q Magazine 1995
Never Let Me
Down