While Bryan Ferry and his Roxy Music bandmates flooded the 70s with their intense and powerful Glam Rock, the crooner would take a few breaks that allowed him to pursue a solo career. Discover the greatest albums of Bryan Ferry from 1973 to 1985, available in 180-gram vinyl editions.
The Foolish Thing: Released in late 1973, this is the first opus from the Roxy Music frontman, notable for featuring covers of the artist's favorite songs. From The Beatles to Elvis, including Dylan, The Stones, and The Four Tops, all of the crooner's idols are covered on this festive album.
Another Time, Another Place: Released a year after the success of 'The Foolish Things', Bryan Ferry followed up with another album of covers by artists who were equally essential to his influences. More mature and visibly more serious, his interpretations of Ike & Tina Turner, Dylan, or Sam Cooke are nonetheless surprising and remarkably effective.
Let’s Stick Together: The hit title track 'Let’s Stick Together' enabled this 1976 opus to reach number 1 on the UK charts and firmly establish the artist's solo career on the international stage.
In Your Mind: Released in the midst of the Punk era, this first album composed entirely of songs written by Bryan Ferry found its audience despite the nihilistic surge of the time.
The Bride Stripped Bare: Bryan Ferry's 5th album, released in 1978, saw the artist return to his desire to pay tribute to the musicians who influenced him. From Lou Reed to Al Green, including Sam & Dave with the cover of 'Hold On, I’m Coming', the crooner indulged himself and delivered a true gem with this opus.
Boys And Girls: Released in 1985, it remains the best-selling album of Bryan Ferry's solo career. On this opus, the most Glam crooner in history surrounded himself with luminaries such as David Gilmour (Pink Floyd), Mark Knopfler (Dire Straits), Nile Rodgers (Chic), and Marcus Miller.
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