Bravo Mr. Ferry. and the BFO. 'The Jazz Age' is really splendid work. Love these 'making of' docos. Fascinating. Could listen to you talk about your work forever. Wonderful to see an artist immersing themselves in exactly what interests them and not succumbing to mindless commercial pressures. Follow your instinct exactly where it leads. Trust it. Bitter-Sweet is also sublime. You have earned the right to Enjoy, free from the pressure to impress or please anybody. We will take pleasure in your pleasure. What you're doing is so magical. Thank you a thousand times. I find this most recent incarnation has so much integrity and intelligence. You're a real marvel.
Listening to your music from the 20th wow I thought it was fantastic I worked your shows in the Barea for bill gramm Berkeley San Francisco and many other places in the 1980s as security guard met you more than once love your music since the 1970s since rocks and music love your solo stuff even more and now you're criminal with things from the 20th wow it is so great I drive a 1948 Chevy and I play your stuff and the car all the time I love your music I hope you come out with stuff from the thirties and forties average me great Bessie the way you write and sing and play instruments it will be fantastic and happy late 75th birthday card plus take care keep up the great music career and it was great to see that you were in finally in doctor into music Hall of fame about time love your music some much be safe keep up the great music👌🏽👍🏽👌🏽👍🏽😎☝🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👋🏽
Absolutely another stroke of genious from Master Bryan. Your greatest fan in Bergen, Norway salutes you again. I really look forward to the album next week!
I think the idea of re-interpreting his classics as 20's era jazz numbers is a great idea, basically a continuation of what he did with "As Time Goes By". Can't wait to get this material.
Bryan, this is going to be a ground-breaking album! No-one has ever done this before and as usual, you're the master innovator! Who else would have a great idea like this? Sure, you're voice isn't on it, but your fans know the songs. As a rocker and ballroom dancer, I know I'm going to love this album. I'm a big fan of this this kind of music and will be pushing it to my friends that own ballroom dance schools, dance hall DJs, and organizers of ballroom dance competitions! They've got swing!
It's a bit painful to hear the master's beautiful magic voice announcing this will be an instrumental album - but what a great project! I'm sure this will be great fun. Looking forward to it :)
Someone needs to do "rubber hose" vintage looking animation to this music. Or release a bunch of classic silent cartoons with songs from this album in back of them.
Actually it has been done before, there was a singer called Peter Skellern that had hits in the 70's at about the same time as Roxy Music. They might have even met as they are both from the north east of England and have stuff in common.
Yeah, OK, he's down with the '20s *sound*, but he has a long way to go to match that music's syncopation and complex chord progressions. Roxy Music were a great band, but Ferry's songs were all pretty simple. What made them interesting was the electronica of Eno and Phil Manzanera. From what I've heard, the Jazz Age versions of his old songs sound like Sesame St. for band. It's Bogus, Man.
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Bravo Mr. Ferry. and the BFO. 'The Jazz Age' is really splendid work. Love these 'making of' docos. Fascinating. Could listen to you talk about your work forever. Wonderful to see an artist immersing themselves in exactly what interests them and not succumbing to mindless commercial pressures. Follow your instinct exactly where it leads. Trust it. Bitter-Sweet is also sublime. You have earned the right to Enjoy, free from the pressure to impress or please anybody. We will take pleasure in your pleasure. What you're doing is so magical. Thank you a thousand times. I find this most recent incarnation has so much integrity and intelligence. You're a real marvel.
Listening to your music from the 20th wow I thought it was fantastic I worked your shows in the Barea for bill gramm Berkeley San Francisco and many other places in the 1980s as security guard met you more than once love your music since the 1970s since rocks and music love your solo stuff even more and now you're criminal with things from the 20th wow it is so great I drive a 1948 Chevy and I play your stuff and the car all the time I love your music I hope you come out with stuff from the thirties and forties average me great Bessie the way you write and sing and play instruments it will be fantastic and happy late 75th birthday card plus take care keep up the great music career and it was great to see that you were in finally in doctor into music Hall of fame about time love your music some much be safe keep up the great music👌🏽👍🏽👌🏽👍🏽😎☝🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👋🏽
Bryan is a highly intelligent and creative artist...this jazz album should be a big hit...
His work with Brian Eno was great too!!!
Absolutely another stroke of genious from Master Bryan. Your greatest fan in Bergen, Norway salutes you again. I really look forward to the album next week!
Love Bryan Ferry, love the '20s, love the Pasadena Roof Orchestra and the like....................... think I'm going to LOVE this album.
I think the idea of re-interpreting his classics as 20's era jazz numbers is a great idea, basically a continuation of what he did with "As Time Goes By". Can't wait to get this material.
How great to be able to revisit all that stuff this way. Well done Bryan. There's a new sensation!!
BRAVO Mr Ferry, Fantastico.
It's gonna be something very special as far as I can see it. Can't wait!
Bryan, this is going to be a ground-breaking album! No-one has ever done this
before and as usual, you're the master innovator! Who else would have a great
idea like this? Sure, you're voice isn't on it, but your fans know the songs.
As a rocker and ballroom dancer, I know I'm going to love this album. I'm a big
fan of this this kind of music and will be pushing it to my friends that own ballroom dance
schools, dance hall DJs, and organizers of ballroom dance competitions! They've got swing!
I give this project an A+ if nothing more than courage alone. In my opinion, there are at the most 5 rock geniuses from the 70's. He's 1 of them!
That's ladies and gentlemen is one example of the brilliance of Bryan Ferry. Congrats on 40 years of musical enjoyment.
Bryan ferry jazz👍💯🌹🌹🌹🌹❤
Dear Mr. Ferry Why Why Why instrumental?!!!
We want to hear your voice, your intelligent manner of singing, your vibration through the words!
Thanks bryian....! Magic.
Amazing record, very authentic 20's sound which is very difficult to pull off. Well done Mr Ferry and your associates.
You are simply wonderful ~ Jen
Stunning ... !!
I love Bryan Ferry and Woody Allen!! This has really framed them together!!
Both lovers of Jazz and the 1920's!!
It's a bit painful to hear the master's beautiful magic voice announcing this will be an instrumental album - but what a great project! I'm sure this will be great fun. Looking forward to it :)
Mr. Ferry's still got it. Oh yeah, and I'm sure the music will be good on this album, too! :)
Never heard of Peter Skellern. I stand corrected. Thanks for the info!
Someone needs to do "rubber hose" vintage looking animation to this music. Or release a bunch of classic silent cartoons with songs from this album in back of them.
Actually it has been done before, there was a singer called Peter Skellern that had hits in the 70's at about the same time as Roxy Music. They might have even met as they are both from the north east of England and have stuff in common.
Quando vc pensa que Bryan já fez tudo, ele vem e mostra que sempre pode inovar. Demais
how did they get it to sound like an old recording
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Yeah, OK, he's down with the '20s *sound*, but he has a long way to go to match that music's syncopation and complex chord progressions. Roxy Music were a great band, but Ferry's songs were all pretty simple. What made them interesting was the electronica of Eno and Phil Manzanera.
From what I've heard, the Jazz Age versions of his old songs sound like Sesame St. for band.
It's Bogus, Man.
Sorry, Jazz Roxy' does.'nt work!