Roxy Music - Street Life (1974)
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2020
- Roxy Music were an English rock band formed in 1970 by Bryan Ferry, who became the band's lead vocalist and chief songwriter, and bassist Graham Simpson. Alongside Ferry, the other longtime members were Phil Manzanera (guitar), Andy Mackay (saxophone and oboe) and Paul Thompson (drums and percussion), and other former members include Brian Eno (synthesizer and "treatments"), Eddie Jobson (synthesizer and violin), and John Gustafson (bass). Although the band took a break from group activities in 1976 and again in 1983, they reunited for a concert tour in 2001, and toured together intermittently between that time and their break-up in 2011. Ferry frequently enlisted members of Roxy Music as session musicians for his solo releases.
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Light years ahead of their time.
ALL HAIL BRYAN FERRY AND ROXY MUSIC 💜🤘🏾
Eddie Jobson play synthesizer and violin was legendary!
Brilliant. So glad Musikladen captured some of their early live performances.
Still think this is their best track,so underrated also ❤❤🇬🇧🙏💯❤️👍
All credit to Musikladen for capturing some of their best early(ish) live performances!
Since the first time , i heard the beginning chords, ( 197?..,1980,) it got me,and still....
Ok,
Heart and soul
The ring-modulated violin is great and the sonic realization of its perspex form effectively
Ferry has the swagger...brilliant
My god they were talented!
Wish everybody would leave me alone-yeah
They’re always calling on my telephone ☎️
When I pick it up there’s no one there
So I walk outside just to take the air
Come on with me cruising down the street
Who knows what you’ll see, who you might meet
This brave new worlds not like yesterday
It can take you higher than the Milky Way
Now I’m blinded I can’t really see, yeah
No more bright lights confusing me, no
Don’t ask me why I’m feeling blue
‘Cause loving you is all I can do
Hey good-looking boys, gather around
The sidewalk papers gutter-press you down
All those lies can be so unkind
They can make you feel like you’re losing your mind
Street Life
Street Life
Street Life
What a Life
Back to nature boy 👦 Vasser girls too
Watch what you say, or think 🤔 or do
Continental-style strasse girls want
But you know exactly if it’s wrong or right
Education is an important keys 🔑 yes 🙌
But the good life’s never won by degrees, no
Pointless passing through Harvard or Yale
Only window shopping 🛍 it’s strictly no sale
Weekend starts Friday soon after 8
Your jet black magic helps you celebrate 🎊
You maybe stranded if you stick around
And that’s really something
Mr. Ferry … the epitome of cool
Sweet, young and brillant Bryan
High Klass 👌😎🎶
So cool and moves so smooth.this is music on the cutting edge!
What a blast from the past..
They sounded better than their albums at the Allen Theater Cleveland Ohio Amazing!
After I finished my PhD I realised I had learned this much: that the good life isn't won by degrees.
And put a spastic through Harvard or Yale only wind up with something that's strictly no sale.
... Grossartig
"Watch what you say or think or do" - this line's very similar to a line in previous single Pyjamarama. Never noticed it before!
I never noticed before either, thanks for pointing this out Paul👍
@@d2ohn For you, John, anything!
He should have been James Bond shouldn't he
I had read somewhere that he was actually offering the chance to audition.... But turned it down??? If it was true actually , in a way, I'm glad he did turn it down otherwise it wouldn't kept having Roxy Music
indeed BF as JB in live and let die!!
A Geordie James Bond? Just what the world needed! Could he act, though?
Brian Ferry would have made a class James Bond in the early,late 70s...imo
@@RedheadLondon Why not? :) We've had English, Irish, Scottish & Welsh Bonds, high time Newcastle was represented :)
Always thought this song was a watershed for roxy music. Loved them up to this, didn't care much for what they did after this. I know, you're called a roxy snob if you don't like their later stuff, so i admit, I'm a roxy snob. Their early sound was just so different to anyone else. I did like more than this, but that was about it. I'm sure brian and the crew are shattered by this, 😂😂😂 I'm 61 so i do femember them in real time.
Pretty much agree. I like Bitter-Sweet from Country Life and More Than This but otherwise it's the first two immaculate albums for me.
Yes, I agree with what you say. Another one of Ferry's I like is A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall, both pre 74.
I think it is the same with Rod Stewart and Elton John especially. Most folks don't like the later stuff, like The Stranglers and Kate Bush, I think most artists peak at some stage.
FAB :)
Awesome
Interesting taste Ricky
Thank you so much nice music omy date brith
Roxy, missing Enoifcation on the keyboard breaks.
Glam Rock.
Comrade Ferrintinov
Comrade Mackayevich
Comrade Manzanarinov
Ferrintinov could use 3 or so Order of Lenin medals for his jacket.
FRIDAY NIGHTS TOP RANK Southampton ON THE PULL 😈😈😈😈😈😈😉Where HAS the TIME Gone 😕g
Ian brown is the most passive aggressive guy ever. “Don’t look at the guitarist in his solo, look at me instead”
Highly interesting ,but proof Roxy depended heavily on studio quality sound, ...
Compared to the stellar studio track ,this sounds almost like pub rock......
I think some of that is due to poor mixing of this recording. The drums are barely audible.
I liked Roxy Music when I was 17 (1974) but Phil Manzanera is a lousy lead guitarist and very overrated. The Weakest link in the band.
@@stevenally8015 what are you talking bout how? The 801 is amazing with him. I am curious what he is lacking in your eyes
And lets face it reliant on Eno to a degree for the most interesting sounds
@@ciaranward3559 I've always found him to be a bit of an awkward guitarist with a tinny sound but he suited Roxy's music. He was better on record than live, I think, and I have their first four LPs. Unfortunately I never saw RM live, they only toured Australia once, in 1975. I saw Ferry in the 80s, though, and he was great.
LO MEJOR BRYAN FERRY