Sorry, Paul, she's got you beat on this one.
5 Mar 1971
Sorry, Paul, she's got you beat on this one.
5 Mar 1971
There were essentially three versions of Roxy Music. The Eno Years '71-'73, which encompassed the first two records Roxy Music and For Your Pleasure--and featured an experimental, avant garde, glam rock group. The second version was the Sophisticated Rocker period '74-'75 during which the band blossomed musically and they released the incredible 3 album run of Stranded, Country Life and Siren, after which the group broke up to pursue solo ventures. In 1979, the band reformed and lastly (also sadly least) became the dance-pop Roxy Music/what would become solo BRIAN FERRY that would be the most successful version of the band. In their defense, this period did produce the lushly beautiful Avalon, and Manifesto has it's moments. Still, the era pales in comparison to the first 5 albums, IMHO.
From Avalon (and obviously lip-synched) 1982
We'll end on their swell cover of John Lennon's "Jealous Guy", a song Bryan Ferry makes his own.
Not sure if this song was played on The Americans or not.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmRovgZsvAQ
12 Jun 2018
Damn.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAZ3qFvKAKg
1974
For those of you inside both the "Mitski" circle and the "Hannibal Buress" circle, she on his podcast is the gooey center of that particular Venn diagram.
I don't think I've ever heard the original of this song though it appears to have 1.2 billion views.
Kindly ignore the sacrilegious nature of some of the tags.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdkwCWbVJ8Y
1978
I thought of a way to keep myself interested in this for a whole week. If I can keep it working after today, I haven't planned ahead or anything.
I wasn't paying attention, but last thing I saw was a Nirvana cover, so am I doing covers now?
Here is a band that I really dig. In fact, I found this cover just because I wanted to play them this week. The Little Richard part is just bonus.
Seriously, these guys have never been played on this site, near as I can tell. Do yourslf a favor and check out both "Heavy Bells" and "Marigold" and go from there.