A collection of previously unreleased David Bowie recordings from 1965 is set to be released in September under the title "David Bowie: The Shel Talmy Recordings." The material was recorded when Bowie was performing under his birth name, Davy Jones, during the early years of his career in 1960s London.
The compilation includes recordings that feature guitarist Jimmy Page, who would later become known for his work with Led Zeppelin. These tracks represent Bowie's early experimental period before he achieved mainstream success and adopted the stage name by which he became famous.
The recordings were produced by Shel Talmy, a significant figure in 1960s rock music production. The release marks the first time these particular sessions have been made available to the public, offering insight into Bowie's formative years as an artist during the height of the British music scene.
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