This probably isn’t news to you, but with the best will in the world, record companies don’t always know what they’re doing, or even what they’re doing it with. Most people have a favorite box set that manages to omit every song the fans have been waiting for; most have a favorite bootleg, preserving an album that the record company rejected as being unsaleable; and many have a favorite tale of such absurd denial that it literally defies belief. . The bone of contention was the non-appearance of Bowie’s version of “All the Young Dudes,” either as a bonus track on the appropriate Aladdin Sane album, or anywhere else within the catalog. “I’m not convinced that there ever was a real studio recording of ‘All The Young Dudes’,” Rougvie told <em><strong>Goldmine</strong></em> readers, “as every tape I ever got cl</p>
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