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Bryan Ferry in a pub in Elswick, Newcastle, in 1975. The photo was taken by photographer Brian Aris. Ferry, the son of a coal miner, returned to his hometown of Newcastle for this photo shoot. At the time, he was already a well-known figure in the glam-rock band Roxy Music.
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Which synthpop artist is hotter?
Bryan Ferry
David Sylvian
Bryan Ferry (Roxy Music)
Hits Include:
More Than This
Avalon
Slave to Love
David Sylvian (Japan)
Hits include:
Quiet Life
Life in Tokyo
Ghosts
Gentlemen Take Polaroids
rockin’on magazine, Aug.1985
(via rockin'on 1985年8月 | Tokyo Dragon Road)
+ brian eno in ciao magazine (2001)
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Dim lights and Bryan Ferry – Don’t Stop The Dance. The sound system breathes, the groove commands. Such smooth sounds.
Don't Stop the Dance" by Bryan Ferry was released on August 16, 1985. It served as the second single from his sixth solo studio album, Boys and Girls, which was released in June 1985. The track was written and produced by Ferry and Rhett Davies.
Release Date: August 16, 1985.
Album: Boys and Girls (1985).
Context: It was the first album in seven years following the disbanding of Roxy Music.
Charts: Reached #21 in the UK.
Roxy Music - Bryan Ferry
