Pin Ups - 1983 Spanish RCA Lineatres label 12-track LP - Green Labels

Scarce 1983 Spanish RCA Lineatres label 11-track vinyl LP reissue of Bowies 1973 album - presented with green labels and vertical RCA outline logo to the far left of centre hole and horizontal Lineatres text to the right of centre hole. Vinyl is presented in fully laminated cover with pinched spine.

Condition: M- (Vinyl and Labels)/VG++ (Cover):
Vinyl in perfect condition - as are labels - clean and shiny.
Picture cover is in close to perfect condition with hints of laminate wear - a very nice copy.

Tracklisting:

Side 1:
1. Rosalyn (Originally recorded by The Pretty Things) 2:27
2. Here Comes the Night (Notably recorded by Them) 3:09
3. I Wish You Would (Notably recorded by The Yardbirds) 2:40
4. See Emily Play (Originally recorded by Pink Floyd) 4:03
5. Everything's Alright (Originally recorded by The Mojos) 2:26
6. I Can't Explain (Originally recorded by The Who) 2:07

Side 2:
1. Friday on My Mind (Originally recorded by The Easybeats) 3:18
2. Sorrow (Notably recorded by The Merseys) 2:48
3. Don't Bring Me Down (Originally recorded by The Pretty Things) 2:01
4. Shapes of Things (Originally recorded by The Yardbirds) 2:47
5. Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere (Originally recorded by The Who) 3:04
6. Where Have All the Good Times Gone (Originally recorded by The Kinks) 2:35

Credits:
David Bowie - vocals, guitar, tenor ans alto saxophones, harmonica, moog synthesizer
Mick Ronson - guitar, piano and vocals
Trevor Bolder - bass
Aynsley Dunbar - drums

Additional Musicians:
Mike Garson - harp, harpsichord, keyboards, organ, piano
Ken Fordham ? Baritone saxophone
GA MacCormack - backing vocals
Ron Wood - guitar on "Growin' Up"

Technical credits:
Ken Scott - production
David Bowie ? production, liner notes, arrangements
Dennis MacKay - Engineer
Mick Ronson - Arrangements

Artwork:
Pierre Laroche - Artwork /Masks
Justin De Villeneuve ? Front Cover Photography
Ray Campbell - text, font
Mick Rock - Back Cover photos, Cover Design
Sukita Dai Di Benedetto - Photography