Emm Gryner, Holly Palmer, Steve Peregrin Took, Tony Visconti
Bass
Gail Ann Dorsey, Herbie Flowers, Mark Plati, Tony Visconti, Trevor Bolder
Design [2nd Set]
Rex Ray
Drums
Barry Morgan, John Cambridge, Mick Woodmansey, Sterling Campbell
Engineer
Allen Harris, Nick Gomm, Pete Ritzema
Empresas
Phonographic Copyright (p)
BBC Music Production, EMI Records Ltd., Risky Folio, Inc., Jones/Tintoretto Entertainment Co., LLC
Copyright (c)
Jones/Tintoretto Entertainment Co., LLC, EMI Records Ltd., Risky Folio, Inc.
Licensed To
EMI Records Ltd., Virgin Records America, Inc.
Marketed By
EMI Records
Distributed By
EMI Records
Manufactured By
EMI Records Ltd.
Pressed By
EMI UK
Notas da edição
Limited edition, includes extra disc featuring Bowie at the BBC Radio Theatre June 27, 2000 packaged together in a cardboard slipcase. Extra disc has same catalogue number as slipcase, but barcode is printed only on slipcase
Due to a mastering error, the first pressings (estimated at 250,000 copies) contained the version of "Ziggy Stardust" recorded on 16 May 1972 twice (on track 2-04 and 2-12) while the version recorded on 18 January 1972 was missing.
By contacting the Consumer Department of EMI, buyers could get the so-called replacement disc containing the missing '' version.
The Best of the BBC Radio Sessions 68-72:
CD1
1-1 to 1-4: John Peel in Top Gear Recorded 13.5.68 Broadcast 26.5.68
1-5 to 1-6: D.L.T. (Dave Lee Travis Show): Recorded 20.10.69, but neither track appeared in broadcast 26.10.69
1-7 to 1-12: The Sunday Show introduced by John Peel Recorded 5.2.70 Broadcast 8.2.70
1-13: Sounds of the 70s: Andy Ferris Recorded: 25.3.70 Broadcast 6.4.70
1-14 to 1-18: In Concert: John Peel Recorded 3.6.71 Broadcast 20.6.71
1-5: Includes an interview by Brian Mathew
1-6: Includes a short intro by Brian Mathew
1-7 & 1-14: Intro by John Peel
1-8, 1-9, 1-11, 1-12, 1-15, 1-17, 1-18: Link by John Peel
1-10: Interview by John Peel
1-16: Link by John Peel & David Bowie
CD2
2-1 to 2-2: Sounds of the 70s: Bob Harris Recorded: 21.9.71 Broadcast: 4.10.71
2-3 to 2-7: Sounds of the 70s: Bob Harris Recorded 18.1.72 Broadcast: 7.2.72
2-8 to 2-12: Sounds of the 70s: John Peel Recorded: 16.5.72 Broadcast: 23.5.72
2-13 to 2-16: Johnnie Walker Lunchtime Show Recorded 22.5.72 Broadcast: 5-9.6.72
2-17 to 2-19: Sounds of the 70s: Bob Harris Recorded 23.5.72 Broadcast: 19.6.72
CD3:
Recorded at the BBC Radio Theatre, BBC Broadcasting House, London on the 27th June 2000
Erratum:
3-9: Song title written as 'Man Who Sold The World'.