From the North American leg of the "Ziggy Stardust Tour" in 1972, which was the first time Ziggy traveled to the US, the Chicago performance on October 7th was recorded in full from the audience master, which was recently released by taper. First of all, it should be noted that following the UK tour that started in February of that year, Bowie finally entered the US in earnest. Although he was not yet well known at the time, the album's reputation was also high, and the American audience also welcomed Ziggy enthusiastically. And of course, six songs from "Ziggy Stardust", early representative numbers such as "Life on Mars" and "Changes", and the familiar VU cover "I'm Waiting for the Man" and "White Light White Heat" were played in a row at the end, and the final song was "Jean Genie", which was not yet released at the time. Shortly after this performance, they began performing songs from Aladdin Sane, such as "Drive-In Saturday," providing a rare live performance of the highest quality, with a strong R&R flavor. Live At Auditorium Theatre, Chicago, IL USA October 7th 1972 DISC 1 : 01. Intro/02. Hang On To Yourself/03. Ziggy Stardust/04. The Supermen/05. Queen Bitch/06. Changes/07. Life On Mars/08. Five Years/09. Space Oddity/10. Andy Warhol (stopped)/11. Andy Warhol/12. My Death DISC 2 : 01. Width Of A Circle/02. John, I'm Only Dancing/03. Moonage Daydream/04. Starman/05. Waiting For The Man/06. White Light, White Heat/07. Suffragette City/08. Jean Genie David Bowie - Vocals & Acoustic Guitar / Mick Ronson – Guitar / Trevor Bolder – Bass / Mick Woodmansey - Drums / Robin Lumley – Keyboard
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