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David Bowie's first recording, allegedly lost for many years, was discovered "in a basket of bread" and it is estimated that he could bring in over 10,000 euros at auction, the press reported . The recording was discovered by David Hadfield, a former drummer of Bowie's first group, along with other documents such as books, photographs, promotional drawings, letters and bills in a basket of bread. owned by his grandfather. The Guardian
In statements quoted by the auctioneer Omega Auctions, Hadfield says that the recording of The Konrads was done in 1963, when the band was going to record "a pair of instrumental guitar and an original song" which would be the theme "I've never dreamed."
"I decided that David was the best person to sing and give him the proper interpretation.So, it became David's first recording Jones [Bowie] to sing 55 years ago. (…) [editora] Decca rejected us, but when we had a chance later that year, singer Roger Ferris was the lead singer and David sang the refrains, "said David Hadfield
. ] Born in 1947, David Robert Jones, who came to adopt the stage name of David Bowie, left The Konrads the same year, after releasing his first solo album in 1967.
Bowie died in 2016, two days after
Hadfield's souvenirs will be sold by Omega Auctions in Newton-Le-Willows, United Kingdom, in September.
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