Artist profile · 06/07/2026
Bryan Ferry
- 17
- Albums on Vinyles.com
- 830k
- Last.fm listeners
- 12M
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About
Bryan Ferry, From early 70s art rock to sophisticated solo classics.
Bryan Ferry's vinyl catalog reflects a prolific solo output spanning five decades, with key releases on Island, Polydor, Virgin, and BMG labels. His music integrates glam rock nuances, pop sophistication, and interpretations of standards, notably in albums like "These Foolish Things" (1973) and his 2007 tribute "Dylanesque" that revisits Bob Dylan's songs.
Live recordings such as "Live At The Royal Albert Hall 1974" present a snapshot of his early stage presence. Later works like "Avonmore" (2014) show a blend of contemporary rock and classic songwriting. Collectors will find a variety of formats including limited edition and deluxe LPs, with multiple pressings from the UK, Europe, and worldwide releases.
Discography
Bryan Ferry discography
Studio albums, live records, compilations and radio recordings. Each album groups all its editions.

Slave To Love: The Best Of The Ballads
Bryan Ferry
- Vinyl
- CD 2
- Cassette 1

The Collection
Bryan Ferry
- Vinyl
- CD 1
- Cassette

Live 2015
Bryan Ferry
- Vinyl
- CD 1
- Cassette

Royal Albert Hall 2020
Bryan Ferry
- Vinyl 1
- CD 3
- Cassette
Retrospective (Selected Recordings 1973-2023)
Bryan Ferry
- Vinyl 3
- CD 3
- Cassette
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Signature songs
- 01
Slave to Love - 02
Don't Stop the Dance - 03
Let's Stick Together - 04
Love Is The Drug - 05
As Time Goes ByAs Time Goes By · 1999 - 06
Kiss and Tell - 07
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes - 08
I'm in the Mood for LoveAs Time Goes By · 1999
Essentials
3 Bryan Ferry albums you need to own
Our picks, approved by the editors.
#1 · 1973Bryan Ferry's debut solo album featuring covers of beloved standards, blending pop and art rock sensibilities.
14 tracksIsland Records original pressing1973 release
#2 · 2014A studio album showcasing Ferry's mature rock and pop craftsmanship, with a balance of original compositions and evocative melodies.
10 tracksBMG UK pressing2014 release
#3 · 2020Captures a 1974 live performance reflecting Ferry's early solo stage work alongside his Roxy Music roots.
14 tracksBMG worldwide release2020 release
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B-side
B-side: the hidden stories of Bryan Ferry
Studio secrets, tour stories and B-sides worth the whole album.
Live At The Royal Albert Hall 1974
This album captures a 1974 live set including covers like "Sympathy For The Devil" and Ferry originals, released worldwide in 2020 on vinyl. It features 14 tracks running over an hour of performances.
Avonmore
Recorded and released in 2014, "Avonmore" features tracks like "Loop De Li" and "Johnny And Mary," blending pop rock styles. Vinyl pressings appeared in the UK and US with varying catalogue numbers.
Dylanesque Limited Editions
"Dylanesque" was released as a limited edition LP in Europe in 2007 and reissued worldwide in 2025, presenting 11 Bob Dylan covers across these editions.
"I recruited musicians from art school friends to form Roxy Music," Ferry reflects on his early collaborations with Andy Mackay and Brian Eno.— Bryan Ferry
As Time Goes By
Released in 1999 with lounge and swing influences, "As Time Goes By" revisits classic songs of the 30s and 40s, achieving Grammy nomination recognition and issuing on reissued LP formats worldwide.
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FAQ
The most common questions about pressings, reissues and limited editions.
Which Bryan Ferry albums are available on vinyl?
Over 19 Bryan Ferry albums are available on vinyl, including studio albums like "Another Time, Another Place," "Avonmore," "Bête Noire," and live recordings such as "Live At The Royal Albert Hall 1974."
What genres does Bryan Ferry's vinyl catalog cover?
His vinyl releases span Brit Pop, Art Rock, Glam Rock, and Pop, often blending sophisticated production with classic and contemporary songwriting.
Are there limited edition or deluxe vinyl pressings by Bryan Ferry?
Yes, several albums like "Dylanesque" (2007 Europe) and "Olympia" (2010 Europe) have limited edition or deluxe vinyl pressings, adding collector interest.
Where can I find original Bryan Ferry vinyl pressings in France?
Original pressings and reissues of Bryan Ferry's albums circulate among French vinyl retailers and collectors, particularly for titles released by Polydor and Virgin.
What are the price ranges for Bryan Ferry vinyl records on the market?
Market prices vary widely, with live albums like "Live At The Royal Albert Hall 1974" starting around €14 and deluxe editions reaching up to €87 or more.
Does Bryan Ferry include cover songs on his albums?
Yes, his 1973 album "These Foolish Things" and 2007's "Dylanesque" feature covers of classic songs by artists like Bob Dylan, Elvis Presley, and others.
How does Bryan Ferry's solo work differ from Roxy Music?
His solo work often explores standards and personal interpretations, alongside rock and pop styles, while Roxy Music is noted for its experimental glam art rock approach.
Are Bryan Ferry vinyl albums suitable for audiophiles?
Many releases have high-quality pressings including 180g or deluxe editions, appealing to audiophiles seeking clear sound and collectible formats.
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Sources & method
This profile is compiled by the vinyles.com editors from public sources and our marketplace.
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- Discography data from MusicBrainz (dates, country, active years).
- Tracklists, covers and genres from Discogs Masters.
- Values (low / median / high) and stock from the Discogs Marketplace.
- Audience and similar artists from Last.fm.
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