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David Bowie with Earl Slick on lead guitar – “Stay” (see comments on this post for date)
Posted on July 9, 2008 by guitarpower
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Nice site guys. The “Stay” clip is dated 1978 but is nearer to 1999 – 2002. Stay was originally recorded in 1975-6 with Earl Slick but the live 1978 version featured Adrian Belew & Carlos Alomar on guitars.
Thanks for this correction
gpower