9 thoughts on “ In The Midnight Hour - Bryan Ferry / Roxy Music - Street Life: 20 Great Hits (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. The first compilation to attempt an all-encompassing overview of Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music's career, Street Life was originally released in , four years on from the band's break-up. And, across four sides of vinyl, it represented one of the most lovingly compiled tombstones any band could deitromnetscanoca.sputdubbrilacipalbgeginsnaceslekett.infoinfo: Emi Europe Generic.

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2. Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music: Track 5: These Foolish Things (Feat. Helen Ward) Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music: Track 6: Street Life: Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music: Track 7: Let's Stick Together: Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music: Track 8: Smoke Gets in Your Eyes: Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music: Track 9: Love Is the Drug: Bryan Ferry.

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3. Jan 23,  · Street Life: 20 Great Hits, an Album by Bryan Ferry / Roxy Music. Released in on E'G (catalog no. EGCTV 1; CD). Genres: Art Rock, Glam Rock/5(1).

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4. 21 rows · Street Life: 20 Great Hits is a compilation album by Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music, Genre: Glam rock, art rock, pop-rock, new wave.

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5. Japanese reissue of the compilation of 20 Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music hits. CD in jewel case with obi in Japanese.

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6. Mar 03,  · Boys and Girls is the sixth solo studio album by the English singer and songwriter Bryan Ferry, released in June by E.G. Records. The album was Ferry's first solo album in seven years and the first since he had disbanded his group Roxy Music in The album was Ferry's first and only number one solo album in the UK/5(58).

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7. Ferry, Bryan, Roxy Music - Street Life: 20 Greatest Hits [Vinyl] Street Life: 20 Greatest Hits [Vinyl] so this cd does a great job. However, one album also did appeal to my taste (catchy, melodic rock) and that is "Country Life", so that one and "20 Great Hits" and you really have the best of Roxy Music, according to my humble opinion. /5().

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8. Roxy Music's sense of rhythm had a certain sophistication that was further enhanced by the vocal phrasings of the consummate rock sophisticate, Bryan Ferry. His handling of Wilson Pickett's "In the Midnight Hour" is a classic in and of itself/5().

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9. The first compilation to attempt an all-encompassing overview of Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music's career, Street Life was originally released in , four years on from the band's break-up. And, across four sides of vinyl, it represented one of the most lovingly compiled tombstones any band could receive.9/

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