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#30DaySongChallenge Day 26: A song you've had stuck in your head
Out Of The Blue by #RoxyMusic
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This morning I did a bit of research on Roxy Music because, while I am aware of their influence, I don't actually know much more than their US hits.
Things I have learned:
- Their first album was back in 1972!? That's earlier than I thought. Also at least 1 or 2 tracks felt very proto-punk, which was surprising.
- Brian Eno was only with the band for the first 2 albums, neither of which had any songs I was familiar with going into this. Love is the Drug, Avalon, and More Than This... all of those were well after Eno had anything to do with the band.
- After RM broke up, David Gilmour (of Pink Floyd) and 2 members of Dire Straits played on Bryan Ferry's 1985 solo album Girls and Boys.
Tonight’s guest: the one and only #SebastianBach! We’ll talk #SkidRow days, solo antics, and whatever wild ride he’s currently on.
Plus, Maggie Rose drops in, we dig into the theme from #TrailerParkBoys, and spin favorites from #BryanFerry, Weezer, War, #KingGizzard, Aimee Mann, Howard Jones, The Move, De La Soul, Mekons, #Paramore, some new Van Morrison, and more.
6p ET on WFPK—tune in, or get left in the dust.
Roxy Music release their second album …
... and their last with Brian Eno on March 23, 1973. It's #351 on Rolling Stone's "500 Greatest Albums of All Time." Listen to For Your Pleasure by Roxy Music on Amazon Music ... #RoxyMusic #ForYourPleasure #bryanferry #brianeno #70smusic #music #70srock #rock #rockmusic #glamrock #musicsky #musiciansky
https://robinbannks.wordpress.com/2025/03/23/roxy-music-release-their-second-album/
You Can't Make This Stuff Up ... · Roxy Music release their second album …… and their last with Brian Eno on March 23, 1973. It’s #351 on Rolling Stone’s “500 Greatest Albums of All Time.” Listen to For Your Pleasure by Roxy Music on Amazon …
23rd March 1973 Roxy Music release the album "For Your Pleasure"
"I was dreaming of the past
And my heart was beating fast"
14th March 1981 Roxy Music are No1 in the UK singles chart
Bryan Ferry ve Amelia Barratt'tan Yeni Albüm: Loose Talk
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9th December 1973 Roxy Music are No1 in the UK album charts With "Stranded"
Bryan Ferry on the 6 Music now saying he listens to Ladytron a lot these days and that makes a lot of sense.
My wife refuses to believe Roxy Music is a band and not an event space or recording studio, such is their legacy in contemporary music to as to become part of the background and invisible within the workings.
50 years ago today
Released 15th 1974 November Roxy Music "Country Life".
Iconic album artwork photography from 
Eric Boman
"Oh tell me why, I like Mondays …"
Because of Symphonic Monday!
So here's one of the Roxy guys with an orchestra conducted by Martyn Ford, and string arrangements by Eddie Jobson –
Bryan Ferry, "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" (live 19 Dec 1974)
A cover of the 1933 Jerome Kern and lyricist Otto Harbach show tune, which Ferry had recorded for his second solo release, July 1974's "Another Time, Another Place".
Ted Tocks Covers
Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues
Originally posted on June 22, 2023
Maybe it’s just me but every time I hear this song I think of Phil, Phil, Phil!
Rest In Peace Phil Lesh!
You were the pulse. A driving force behind a long strange trip.
#BobDylan #GordonLightfoot #JudyCollins #NinaSimone #TownesVanZandt #GratefulDead #PhilLesh #NeilYoung #LindaRonstadt #BryanFerry #RamblinJackElliott
Ted Tocks Covers · Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues – If pain was art. #MusicisLife #TedTocksCovers #BobDylan #GordonLightfoot #JudyCollins #NinaSimone #TownesVanZandt #GratefulDead #NeilYoung #LindaRonstadt #BryanFerry #RamblinJackElliottBack in 1965, Bob Dylan released ‘Highway 61 Revisited’. It remains as a musical marvel and an essential album for anyone who uses music as a measure of contemporary society. Highway 61, the main t…
Bryan Ferry became known as the visionary behind Roxy Music in 1970, but he's been making solo records for almost as long. @RollingStone talked to "the king of elegant melancholy" about "Retrospective: Selected Recordings 1973-2023," which comes out on Friday, as well as his collage sensibility, approach to music-making and why he writes such lonely songs.
"I’ve always been the kind of person who occupies the corner in a party. I’ll try and hide because I like to be in the shadows, and I like to observe. I’m always curious about life and to see what’s going on," he says. "And then when you have those quiet moments at the piano, when you’re working and trying to express yourself, all those experiences come into play."
Rolling Stone · Bryan Ferry Looks Back at 50 Years of Roxy Music, Romance, and Elegant Misery
Read an interview with Bryan Ferry in Rolling Stone this morning and it's inspired me to binge Roxy Music today. Bliss. 
Nobody sings Dylan like Ferry! 
Brian Ferry - A hard rain’s gonna fall (1973)
#music #BryanFerry
https://open.spotify.com/track/2O1FP6A66cqXt4nj7qnmdJ?si=sAfNtoYnQxWEhS8x2NiYTQ
#RoxyMusic frontman and art rock legend #BryanFerry drops by for today's Rewind. We got to have some fun talking about Roxy's beginnings, punk, and reuniting with #BrianEno.
