Foo Fighters, Lou Reed, Billy Corgan To Appear On New David Bowie Album

The Foo Fighters, Lou Reed, Billy Corgan and The Cure's Robert Smith will all feature on David Bowie's new live album.

The album, entitled 'Birthday Celebration - Live in NYC 1997', will be released in the US on April 26.

The live session, which was recorded during Bowie's 50th birthday concert at York's Madison Square Gardens in 1997, will also feature Sonic Youth and Pixies' Frank Black.

A UK release date has not yet been confirmed.

The tracklisting for 'Birthday Celebration - Live in NYC 1997' is:

1. Little Wonder
2. The Hearts Filthy Lesson
3. Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps) - ft Frank Black
4. Fashion - ft Frank Black
5. Telling Lies
6. Hallo Spaceboy - ft Foo Fighters
7. Seven Years In Tibet - ft Dave Grohl
8. The Man Who Sold The World
9. The Last Thing You Should Do - ft Robert Smith
10. Quicksand - ft Robert Smith
11. Battle For Britain
12. Voyeur Of Utter Destruction (As Beauty)
13. I'm Afraid Of Americans - ft with Sonic Youth
14. Looking For Satellites
15. Under Pressure - ft Gail Ann Dorsey
16. Heroes
17. Queen Bitch - ft Lou Reed
18. I'm Waiting For The Man - ft Lou Reed
19. Dirty Blvd. - ft Lou Reed
20. White Light/White Heat - ft Lou Reed
21. Moonage Daydream
22. All The Young Dudes ft - Billy Corgan
23. The Jean Genie - ft Billy Corgan
24. Space Oddity
25. Can't Read

(by Holly Frith)

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