Saturday, January 30, 2016

LATE NIGHT WITH BRYAN FERRY

Bryan Ferry is an English singer, songwriter and musician born in Washington, Tyne and Wear, England. His vocal style has been described as an "elegant, seductive croon". He also established a distinctive image and sartorial style in common with his late contemporary David Bowie, he influenced a generation with both his music and his appearance. Ferry came to prominence as the lead vocalist and principal songwriter with the glam art rock band Roxy Music. He's been romantically involved with the likes of Amanda Lear to Jerry Hall. I have always loved his music and had almost forgotten about this gem, Don't Stop the Dance....had it not been for American Horror Story -Hotel, which featured the song as Finn Wittrock's Tristan Duffy's catwalk song in a fashion show. Just a cool vibe song for a Late Night..... 
 

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13 comments:

  1. Calliope1/30/2016

    Been listening to Bryan Ferry for some 27 years and am amazed by his ability for staying relevant. This is a good late night song.

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  2. jason1/30/2016

    I want to be him when I grow up.

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  3. Cali-Boi1/31/2016

    Oh, what a great song. I wonder if it is him singing the soundtracks in the film velvet goldmine?

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    1. Jon1/31/2016

      The classic "Virginia Plain" was featured in that film, apparently. Jx

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  4. Madame Redfern1/31/2016

    This song is so hypnotic and seductive. I love Bryan Ferry.

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  5. ursula of opera1/31/2016

    I remember when this song came out. Mr.Ferry is silky smooth

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  6. Jon1/31/2016

    Mr Ferry has been a constant source of inspiration for me for decades. We were overjoyed to see him live on stage at Proms in the Park in 2013 with Dame Edna and Blue. Jx

    PS RIP Sir Terry Wogan, erstwhile host of those fab concerts in the park.

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    1. Mistress Maddie1/31/2016

      You sure do know how to make one salvage.

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  7. Bob1/31/2016

    That song does take me back ...

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  8. Fearsome Beard1/31/2016

    I remember that tune quite well and enjoyed hearing it again.

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  9. Dagny1/31/2016

    This song and "Slave to Love" are my favorites. Ok. And the whole Bete Noir album.

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  10. Hot guys2/02/2016

    Don't Stop The Dance is such an amazing track! :)
    My favorite of his. Sooo damn good!!!

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  11. Anonymous2/04/2016

    I am catching up here. Roxy Music, are you kidding? The best. Love this track. I'm humming it all day now.
    JP

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Go ahead darling, tell me something fabulous!

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