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Bryan Ferry's first new music in 10 years, "Star" is a collaboration with artist and writer Amelia Barratt, based on a demo from nine inch nails's Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross. The video is filmed by Bryan Ferry and James Garzke. Watch now

'I Thought' was co-written with Brian Eno, and features on the Retrospective 'Compositions' collection. "I always enjoy working with Brian. He’s very bright and he has such an inquiring mind. He’s very enthusiastic ... and spontaneous." - Bryan Ferry

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This week in 1985 saw the release of "Don't Stop the Dance" from his Boys and Girls solo album. This live version is from the 1988 Bete Noire tour and concert film. #bryanferry #onthisday #dontstopthedance #livemusic

"This is from the album Avalon, which was the breakthrough record for Roxy Music in America." - Bryan Ferry Roxy Music's "More Than This" was the first single released from the album Avalon in 1982.

Roxy Music’s For Your Pleasure celebrates 50 years with a Super Deluxe edition: the original album plus b-sides, previously unreleased studio outtakes, live performances and video, unseen photos, and extensive new essays. Available to pre-order now:

"The Right Stuff" was the lead single from Bryan Ferry's Bête Noire album, released on 26 September 1987. The track was co-written by Johnny Marr and essentially a vocal re-imagining of The Smiths' instrumental track "Money Changes Everything" #bryanferry #musicvideo #thesmiths

Today we celebrate Neil Hubbard, legendary guitarist, living with Lewy Body Dementia. Here he is performing "Like A Hurricane" with Roxy Music in 1982. Anybody wishing to donate to Lewy Body Dementia research, please visit

"This is Tomorrow", the lead single from In Your Mind, was released on 24 January 1977 #bryanferry #musicvideo #intro

Another Time, Another Place, Bryan Ferry's second solo album, was released on July 5th, 1974. This performance of "It Ain't Me Babe" from the album, was broadcast on the Russell Harty show in 1974. #bryanferry #livemusic #musicvideo

Bryan Ferry, interviewed her in 1977, talks about the music video for "You Go To My Head" featuring Kari-Ann Moller, which was released as a single on this day in 1975.

Bryan Ferry's "Kiss and Tell" was released as a single this week in 1988. This live version from the Bête Noire tour of the same year features Luico Hopper, Neil Hubbard, Steve Scales, Andy Newmark, Michelle Cobbs, and Yanick Etienne #bryanferry #onthisday #livemusic

The original "Kiss &amp; Tell" single was released on this day in 1988. The recent digital re-release of the single makes all previous B-sides available again for the first time.

On March 11, 1993, Bryan Ferry appeared on Top Of The Pops for the second time in 3 weeks, performing "I Put A Spell On You", the lead track and single from his forthcoming album Taxi #bryanferry #onthisday #livemusic

In November 1974, Bryan Ferry headlined the Royal Albert Hall for the first time. The live recording was not mixed until 2020, when it was finally released on this day as the box set "Bryan Ferry Live at the Royal Albert Hall 1974"

"Is Your Love Strong Enough" was released as the title single for the @ridleyscottcg 1985 film Legend starring @tomcruise @officialtimcurry and Mia Sara #bryanferry #davidgilmour #soundtrack

This week last year, Bryan Ferry celebrated 50 years of his solo recording career with the release of 'Retrospective', available as a 5CD deluxe box set and a 2LP 'Best of' collection. #bryanferry #throwback #boxset

"Slave to Love", from Bryan Ferry's 6th solo album Boys and Girls, was released on 22 April 1985, with a music video directed by Jean-Baptiste Mondino #bryanferry #onthisday #musicvideo

At the start of 2025, Bryan Ferry announced his first new album in over a decade, a collaboration with artist and poet Amelia Barratt entitled Loose Talk. The second single "Florist" was released on 28 February.

'I Thought' was co-written with Brian Eno, and features on the Retrospective 'Compositions' collection. "I always enjoy working with Brian. He’s very bright and he has such an inquiring mind. He’s very enthusiastic ... and spontaneous." - Bryan Ferry

The original "Kiss & Tell" single was released on this day in 1988. The recent digital re-release of the single makes all previous B-sides available again for the first time.