News - 09/09/2014

David Bowie to unveil new song 'Sue' (part of greatest hits album)

David Bowie to unveil new song 'Sue' (part of greatest hits album)

David Bowie announced a career-spanning greatest hits album called "Nothing Has Changed" set to be out on November 17. The release will feature a new song called "Sue (Or In A Season Of Crime)".
This new track was recorded this year (2014) and was produced by Tony Visconti.

"Sue (Or In A Season Of Crime)" is the only new material on "Nothing Has Changed", but there will also be a previously unreleased song called "Let Me Sleep Beside You", from the "Toy" album sessions.
The collection is due out on two-cd edition, three-cd deluxe edition and digital download. It contains Bowie's first single "Liza Jane" and includes material from the subsequent decades, including hit singles "Ziggy Stardust" and "Life On Mars?"

"Sue (Or In A Season Of Crime)" will be released as a limited edition 10" single and digital download - on the same day as the album - via Parlophone in the UK. The 10" will also feature another exclusive 2014 recording on the B-side: "Tis A Pity She’s A Whore".

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