Bryan Ferry
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Bryan Ferry
With "Let's stick together", he achieved an internationally known solo hit in 1976, which is still regularly played on the radio today. As frontman of Roxy Music and as a solo artist, he has been active since the early 1970s. Several of his albums reached the UK charts, often released on labels such as Island Records and Virgin.
Bryan Ferry – Background & Discography
Bryan Ferry first became known as the singer of Roxy Music, before starting his solo career in the mid-1970s. Among his most successful tracks are "Slave to Love", "Don't Stop the Dance" and "Let's stick together". His productions range from art rock and pop to glam, with a focus on stylistic elegance and arrangements. His albums were mostly released on major British labels, and Ferry remains regularly active with new projects. Many of his singles and albums are still in demand, especially from the peak period between 1973 and 1987.
Bryan Ferry on vinyl – the key releases in our shop
The current selection includes several 7'' singles, including Tokyo Joe (7'' Vinyl), Limbo (7'' Vinyl) and Let's stick together (7'' Vinyl). These releases document different phases of his solo discography and provide an overview of his musical range.
For listeners discovering Bryan Ferry for the first time, the records listed here also offer an introduction to the diversity of his work.
- Genre: Pop, Art Rock, Glam
- Origin: United Kingdom
- Active: since the 1970s
- Notable: Founding member and singer of Roxy Music
