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Roxy Music wurde 1971 von Bryan Ferry, Andy Mackay und Brian Eno in London gegründet. Nachdem die Urbesetzung um Schlagzeuger Paul Thompson und Graham Simpson am Bass erweitert wurde, fanden Roxy Music im ehemaligen Mitglied der Band The Nice, David O’List, einen namhaften Gitarristen, der jedoch bereits wenige Monate später die Band nach ...
Roxy Music was a glam / progressive / art rock band from London, England. From 1972 to the early 80s, their unique sound, style, and musicianship sustained huge success in the UK
Roxy Music. Biografía. Formación británica de éxito liderada por un auténtico dandy del pop-rock, Bryan Ferry (nacido el 26 de septiembre de 1945 en Washington, County Durham). El proyecto fue cambiando de estilo a medida que iba avanzando su trayectoria, pasando del art rock al glam y del rock al pop con elementos soul y electrónicos.
Review Nº 761. "More Than This, The Best Of Bryan Ferry + Roxy Music" is a compilation album of Roxy Music that was released in 1995. This is a compilation album featuring music of some songs of Roxy Music and music of the band's lead member and singer Bryan Ferry with some songs as a solo artist.
Roxy Music is the debut from eight studio album by English rock band Roxy Music . The album was dedicated to Susie, a drummer who auditioned for Roxy Music in the early days. The cover features model Kari-Ann Muller, one of the rare Roxy models who didn't date Bryan Ferry. She later married Mick Jagger's brother Chris and appeared in the James ...
Super Deluxe Edition. In March 2018, a Super Deluxe 3CD + 1DVD "Book Set" of the debut album Roxy Music was released containing previously unheard material, original 1971 demos, the original album plus alternate takes, contemporary BBC Sessions and a DVD containing rare video footage and a 5.1 surround mix by Steven Wilson, along with a 136-page hardback book with an essay by Richard Williams ...
Arriving seemingly perfectly formed from nowhere, Roxy Music’s self-titled debut instantly propelled the band into the affections of both the music-buying public and the serious music press – no mean feat in 1972. Frontman Bryan Ferry’s lyrical evocations of romance and glamour, pop-art references and allusions to both old….
