Two limited-edition David Bowie albums are to be released to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Record Store Day on April 22.

Live album Cracked Actor and a facsimile of a Hunky Dory promotion record will be made available in April, as well as rare photographs and original Bowie prints.

Cracked Actor, recorded during the late music superstar’s Philly Dogs Tour show at the Universal Amphitheatre in Los Angeles in 1974, will be released as a triple vinyl five-sided album with the sixth side featuring an etching of Bowie’s logo at the time.

The tapes from the live show were mixed last year by the Brixton-born singer’s long-time collaborator, Tony Visconti.

Cracked Actor, one of two limited-edition albums by the star which are to be released in April.

Some of Bowie’s best-loved anthems are included in the album, including Suffragette City, Changes and Space Oddity. The record also features unseen photos from the gig as well as newly-commissioned artwork.

Bowpromo, which was originallypressed in rare quantities in 1971, features alternative mixes of some tracks eventually released on the musician’s much-loved Hunky Dory album including Kooks and Oh! You Pretty Things.

The one-sided LP replicates the original release with an additional five exclusive Bowie prints and new sleeve notes.

Last month the Life On Mars singer was posthumously presented with two prizes at the Brit Awards, just over a year after his death in January 2016.