Love Is The Drug - Bryan Ferry & The Bryan Ferry Orchestra - The Jazz Age In Europe (CD)

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1. The Bryan Ferry Orchestra presents Jazz classics. Includes informational lanmanebonvibuwonkayclapcomzeitan.coinfo Do the Strand2. Love Is the Drug3. Don't Stop the Dance 4. Just Like You5. Avalon 6. The Bogus Man 7. Slave to Love 8. This Is Tomorrow9. The Only.

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2. Watch the video for Love Is the Drug from Bryan Ferry & The Bryan Ferry Orchestra's The Great Gatsby - The Jazz Recordings (A Selection of Yellow Cocktail Music from Baz Luhrmann's Film the Great Gatsby) for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists.

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3. Bryan Ferry is always up there at the country house cooking up some new way of delivering you the lush life, and this time he literally blows the roof off! Here are thirteen songs from the breadth of his career, from Roxy Music to recent solo albums, arranged and interpreted by a hard-swingin' s style jazz orchestra, and presented in.

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4. The Jazz Age, is the fourteenth studio album, is a re-recording of some of Bryan Ferry's compositions, as played in jazz style of the s, by The Bryan Ferry Orchestra. The 13 songs have been chosen from 11 albums, from his very first release Roxy Music to his at that time recent solo record Olympia.

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5. 1 – Emeli Sandé And The Bryan Ferry Orchestra Crazy In Love (Kid Koala Version) Arranged By [The Bryan Ferry Orchestra Sessions] – Bryan Ferry, Colin Good Engineer [Emeli Sandé Session] – Greg Koller Instruments [Emeli Sandé Session | Additional Instrumentation] – Jon Brion Mixed By [Emeli Sandé Session] – Robert Orton Mixed By [The Bryan Ferry Orchestra Sessions] – Rhett.

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6. Watch the video for Love Is The Drug from The Bryan Ferry Orchestra's The Jazz Age for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists.

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7. The Jazz Age celebrates Ferry's 40th anniversary in music by re-recording some of his classic tunes -- from the Roxy Music album to 's Olympia-- inspired by the sounds of '20s jazz. Ferry 's looked deeply into the past before -- 's As Time Goes By paid tribute to the music of the '30s, an album of sung standards from the era -- but 8/

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8. Nov 25,  · It might have looked good on paper; the best of Bryan Ferry revisited in a s swing jazz style. But in practice, rather than reveal previously unrecognised properties of some of the most haunting and original pop/rock songs of the late 20 th century, subtracting the vocals and placing them in an early 20 th century context simply eviscerates them of their uniqueness and power.

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