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Earl Slick
Known for his collaboration with David Bowie, American guitarist Earl Slick has
also accompanied John Lennon and many other artists on studio sessions and
concerts. Real name Frank Madeloni, born in Brooklyn, New York, on October 1,
1952, he got his start with local band Mack Truck, before being hired at the age
of twenty-two by David Bowie to replace Mick Ronson after the dissolution of his
band The Spiders from Mars. In addition to touring, Slick took part in the
albums Diamond Dogs (1974), Young Americans (1975) and Station to Station
(1976), then accompanied Mott the Hoople a...
Isn't It Evening (The Revolutionary)Earl Slick and David Bowie
Ma-Ma-Ma BelleEarl Slick
End of the ShowChristian Dryden, Earl Slick and Keanan Duffty
New DimensionChris Catena, Earl Slick, Eugene, Daniel Flores, Leonardo Porcheddu, Richard Addison (contributor), Christian Francesconi (contributor) and Uriah Duffy (contributor)
(Broken) Without YouJeff Slate, Earl Slick, Dave Stewart and Mark Plati
Till New York City DiesJeff Slate, Earl Slick and Steve Cradock
Isn't It Evening (The Revolutionary)Earl Slick and David Bowie
Zig Zag
4:55
Ma-Ma-Ma BelleEarl Slick
End of the ShowChristian Dryden, Earl Slick and Keanan Duffty
3:27
New DimensionChris Catena, Earl Slick, Eugene, Daniel Flores, Leonardo Porcheddu, Richard Addison (contributor), Christian Francesconi (contributor) and Uriah Duffy (contributor)
4:30
(Broken) Without YouJeff Slate, Earl Slick, Dave Stewart and Mark Plati
4:36
Till New York City DiesJeff Slate, Earl Slick and Steve Cradock
3:14
