"The Right Stuff" was the lead single from Bryan Ferry's Bête Noire album, released on 26 September 1987. The track was co-written by @Johnny_Marr and essentially a vocal re-imagining of The Smiths' instrumental track "Money Changes Everything"
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Roxy Music performed "In Every Dream Home A Heartache" on the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1973. This classic performance is included on the For Your Pleasure Super Deluxe Edition DVD, and is now available to watch in full on Roxy Music's YouTube channel.
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For National Album Day on 17 October, Bryan Ferry’s album Boys And Girls will be released as a strictly limited-edition crystal-clear vinyl with an insert featuring the lyrics and a black, poly-lined inner sleeve. Available to pre-order now at bryanferry.com
A rare live performance of "For Your Pleasure" live on Full House from 1972. The full video is available on Roxy Music's YouTube channel now, and will be included on the live DVD of archive and previously unseen video material in the For Your Pleasure Super Deluxe Box Set
Bryan Ferry's 9th studio album Mamouna was released at the start of September in 1994. The album originally began life in 1989, a project called Horoscope, where many of Mamouna's tracks originated.
This 'lost album' was subsequently released as part of the 2023 deluxe edition reissue of Mamouna, and includes the original version of Loop Di Li, which wouldn't be recorded and released until 2014's Avonmore
The Bride Stripped Bare was Bryan Ferry's 5th solo album, released in 1978 on this day. These visuals accompanied his performance of "This Island Earth" on tour.
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"The Girl Of My Best Friend", from Bryan Ferry's album Taxi, was released as a single on 23 August 1993, backed with another Elvis Presley classic "Are You Lonesome Tonight" which originally appeared in the 1992 film Honeymoon in Vegas.
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This week in 1985 saw the release of "Don't Stop the Dance" from his Boys and Girls solo album. This live version is from the 1988 Bete Noire tour and concert film.
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The upcoming super-deluxe version of For Your Pleasure contains a DVD of recently unearthed live performances from 1972-73, including this performance of Grey Lagoons live on BBC2's 'Full House' in November 1972. Watch the full video on YouTube now RoxyMusic.lnk.to/GreyLagoons…
Roxy Music’s For Your Pleasure celebrates 50 years with a Super Deluxe edition: the original album plus b-sides, previously unreleased studio outtakes, live performances and video, unseen photos, and extensive new essays. Available to pre-order now:
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On August 4th, 1972, new band Roxy Music released their debut single "Virginia Plain", despite the song not appearing on their debut album, released 2 months earlier.
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The re-recorded 'disco' version of "Angel Eyes" was released as the 3rd single from Manifesto on this day in 1979. This German TV performance shows Bryan Ferry in his lime green suit by Antony Price, which he wore extensively promoting the single on television.
This week in 1976 Bryan Ferry released the Extended Play 4-track EP, with lead single "The Price Of Love" - Bryan's version of the Everly Brothers' 1965 hit.
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"Oh Yeah!" from Roxy Music's 7th album Flesh And Blood was released as a single on this day in 1980. This live version is from Roxy Music's reunion show at Hammersmith Apollo in London, 2001.
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Viva! Roxy Music, the band's first live album, was released this week in July 1976. This clip of "Both Ends Burning" from the album was filmed at the Wembley Empire Pool in 1975.
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Another Time, Another Place, Bryan Ferry's second solo album, was released on July 5th, 1974. This performance of "It Ain't Me Babe" from the album, was broadcast on the Russell Harty show in 1974.
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Bryan Ferry, interviewed her in 1977, talks about the music video for "You Go To My Head" featuring Kari-Ann Moller, which was released as a single on this day in 1975.