Bowie returns loading and with The Buzz recorded a demo of his new composition: "I dig everything", but this time wanted to succeed Tony Hatch and replaces Buzz session musicians who recorded two songs written by Bowie in Pye studios in London on July 5, 1966.
Unfortunately the efforts of Bowie and Hatch do not work, the 7 "released in August sold very little and the pair separated after a third failure in a row, Bowie is also without a label to back it up.
As the two 7 "above, as a tribute to the band" The Great Imposters "cover both subjects in the LP" Dollars in Drag "in 1977. And the original versions are included in the compilation of 1985 "Anthology of British rock" label Compleat.
In 2000 Bowie rewrite "I dig everything" for the project "Toy", never the officially published, but included in the tour of the LP "Hours" in this context, the June 27, 2000 Bowie plays the theme with an excellent selection of hits from over an hour (which was also broadcast on TV and released as a bonus disc of "Bowie at the Beeb", although both are not included "I dig everything"). The session musicians were: Bowie on vocals and acoustic guitar, Earl Slick on guitar and Mark Plati, Gail Ann Dorsey on bass, Mike Garson on keyboards, Sterling Campbell on drums and Holly Palmer and Emm Gryner in choirs.
next year "I'm not losing sleep" is incorporated into the second installment of "Doin 'the Mod" the Castle Music label (titled "Jump and Dance") with other singles for Piccadilly and Pye stamps released between 1961 and 1970.
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