David Bowie's FIRST Stage Performance Age 6 - Wooden Chair, Brother's Illness, Changed Music Forever скачать в хорошем качестве

David Bowie's FIRST Stage Performance Age 6 - Wooden Chair, Brother's Illness, Changed Music Forever

November 15th, 1953. Seventy people watched as a six-year-old boy climbed onto a wooden chair to reach a microphone at Stockwell Infants School. His name was David Jones. Ten minutes earlier, his fourteen-year-old brother Terry had collapsed backstage. The show was about to be cancelled. But David whispered, "I can do it." This is the true story of David Bowie's first performance - the day a small child saved his brother's moment and discovered the power of music that would define his entire life. This video has been created based on extensive research and interviews. The events, documents, and interpretations presented are compiled from various sources and may not represent absolute factual accuracy. The purpose of the content is to inform and inspire viewers.