David Bowie: "Let's Dance", Masterdisk Press by Robert Ludwig, 1983, MINT / MINT

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From EMI Records (17093), this is LET'S DANCE by DAVID 

BOWIE, an original US pressing released April 14, 1983. Jacket is 

about MINT MINUS with perfectly blocked spine and printing dead 

center; LP play grades solid MINT. Overall, a beautiful piece. A MasterDisk

pressing with mastering by the legend, Bob Ludwig. Original inner sleeve 

is included; it's in great shape (see photographs). This is a perfect LP 

for collecting as well as listening and dancing. Sound quality is superb. 

Our highest recommendation.

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  The Cuts:

Side One

1. Modern Love
2. China Girl
3. Let's Dance
4. Without You

1. Ricochet
2. Criminal World
3. Cat People (Putting Out Fire)
4. Shake It

David Bowie – lead vocals
Nile Rodgers – guitar
Stevie Ray Vaughan – lead guitar
Carmine Rojas – bass 
Omar Hakim – drums
Tony Thompson – drums
Rob Sabino – keyboards, piano
Stan Harrison – tenor saxophone; flute
Robert Aaron – tenor saxophone
Steve Elson – baritone saxophone; flute
Mac Gollehon – trumpet
Sammy Figueroa – percussion
Frank Simms – backing vocals
George Simms – backing vocals
David Spinner – backing vocals
Bernard Edwards – bass

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