Roxy Music's Bryan Ferry - The British Masters - Chapter 1
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- Опубліковано 27 лис 2012
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Noisey's favourite music writer John Doran, hosts a brand new series entitled The British Masters, where he will be interviewing the most influential and colourful figures from British popular music history.
First up is Roxy Music frontman, and successful solo artist, Bryan Ferry, who is currently celebrating 4 decades in music by releasing an album of his own songs performed by a swing orchestra.
In John's words "Some of these characters will be more famous than others, some better dressed, some will have better musical chops, some will have a firmer grasp on reality and some will have a better sense of balance but all of them will be masters. And by masters we don't mean people who keep slaves -- although we'll be speaking to at least three people who like to chain visitors and tradesmen up for recreational purposes. Also we don't mean the person in charge of a merchant navy vessel -- although we can't rule out the appearance of espadrilles and deck wear. These people are masters in two key senses. Firstly, they have exerted a control over us -- even if this was perhaps most keenly felt during our teenage years - the control of our intellect, aesthetic, imagination and even our sexuality. And secondly, they are artists and performers of a rare and unmistakable talent. Bryan Ferry fronted the extremely successful and forward looking art school rock band Roxy Music in the early 1970s before launching a long lasting solo career."
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He’s like a lounge singer from space, absolute love his work.
I’ve heard how hard it can be to get a good interview out of Bryan. You’ve done that here because you’re totally on top of your game. Within the first two minutes you can see Bryan acknowledging this to himself. From an aging journalist to a young one: Nicely done.
What an absolute Gentleman he is.
Roxy Music, one of the greatest bands period. Incredible.
jmgmarcus manifesto is a masterpiece
"A celebration of normality." Thank you Bryan for being so completely suave and elegant.
Yeah what a great sentence that is.
Yes, as opposed to saying “that’s Mountain Warehouse staff, there “.
God does he ever age... he’s 73 now ... incredible
Ferry is hands down one of the most eccentric musicians perhaps the rock world will ever know.
Bryan Ferry is a cool classy courtly gentleman rocker who is always mannerly and civilized in interviews and the interviewer respected that in this short take.
Pure English class: a true gentleman
On the contrary he's a Working Class Hero. One thing the Upper Class can't buy is true Class. Just look at Boris Johnson for proof of that.
met him in the 70s - such a gentleman
he was and is amazing
LOVE THIS GUY! saw him live 2 weeks ago he kicked ass!
The Jazz Age is an incredible album. This is like the jazz my dad used to play for me from his records.He was a trombone player. I can't believe it's all new recordings. Great musicians. I've never seen a bass sax before.
Love the first four Roxy Music records but there is great stuff all over their discography and Bryan Ferry's solo stuff.
500 likes? This should have a million.
An amazingly talented artist and a true gentleman indeed. Great interview!
Brilliant artist, seen him a few times.
Bryan Ferry is the most scholarly musician I've ever listened to
The impeccable gentleman. Bryan Ferry probably sleeps in a full suit & tie. Always sharp.
The boys and girls album is phenomenal
He seems like a very magnetic laid back sort of guy.
I love roxy music
he looks fckin awesome doesn't he
I discovered them in high school at a used record shop. I bought every album I could find bc their covers were so gorgeous. Went home and hoped they were good. I wasn’t disappointed :) still a fan.
Gabriel Byrne should play Ferry in the biopic and either one would make a great elder James Bond.
Too old. Tom Hardy sounds and looks like a blonde version of him.
Avalon. Brilliant Album.
Love to have a coffee and a chat with him . 💕
he's even more stylish than david bowie , and that's saying something..
Flappo Spammo
Class Act
Flappo Spammo *conservative
not by a long shot.
One of the best interviews I've seen
Bryan is awesome!
Bryan ferry is your love strong enough
OWOW WHAT AMAN HANDSOME MAKES GREAT MUSIC .STILL .GO BRYAN .NEVER STOP.
Thank you!
The TV show Berlin Babylon uses some of Bryan's instrumental music--sounds authentic to the era.
In future videos, please can that droned accordion type sound be off during the interview please!
This is great.
What a cool guy. Always has been.
I like the laid back style of the interviewer.
awesome!
Ferry, was considered for the Bond role after Roger Moore quit..
+bill gedeon More Bond trivia, they tried to sign Brosnan up but he got called back to do another series of Remington Steele, so Timothy Dalton got the next few films.
wow I want to live in that world...
This man is a musical genius and all you ask him about are his suits and the airplane incident? Or is there a part 2 that I've missed?
That is not true.
Interviewer knows his stuff and gets a lot from his questions
Felt that was cut very short but what was there was enjoyable.
Bryanferry is your love strong enough
Brilliant film - but so short!! Encore!
It would be interesting to see you interview John Foxx (on whom Roxy Music were a big influence)
I would love that too, but I'd prepare to cry if their personalities are reflective of their music.
Same here
He s so natural laid back
Maybe hadn’t oo much going on that day ❤️
Good idea John! Thanks! Check that hair Bryan! Windy outside?
(methinks he's holding the record 'cos his questions are on it)
GENTLEMAN!
What a Handsome Man he is❤
Good Question!
I have found all these British Masters interviews to be quite thorough, but this one ????
I cant believe the question was missed about Ferry / Roxy influencing Japan influencing Duran Duran.
The best
yes! interview with eno!
Great interview.....although the subtle background music was a little freakish!!
Okay, I'm not the only totally heterosexual guy out there to say I had a man-crush on Brian Ferry, am I?
Ferry is the perfect combination of James Bond, F. Scott Fitzgerald and Count Dracula; there was no way that plane was gonna crash with him on board!
The reverse guitar backing music is so annoying. Great interview though!
I thought that at first, now I love it
CANNOT FUCKIN WAIT TIL JAZZ COMES OUT here in the U.S. Rock on Mr Ferry, Rock On.
Won’t be no rockin’, just a whole lot of swingin’
Super Geordie got the clap on a t-rex promo
I agree about Robert Smith. I've always found him funny & delightful, although his collaborations with Blink 182 & praise for Ashleigh Simpson in recent years have made me die a little inside.
Good show!
Spot of tea?
amen
les bonnes manières sont trés importantes
In no particular order of preference how about interviewing David Sullivan (ex Japan), Scott "farty" Walker, Alan Rankine, John Cale and Vini Reilly?
Sylvian
Sullivan.
MisAnnThorpe Sylvian or Gavin Friday
They were considered freaks when they started. But they started... something big.
I thought this interview would be...more than this
Funny, but true!
Terrible interviewer... and that annoying buzzy music
😅
Interactive transcript? Where does one get such a thing?
what a dude
What are the words on Summer of Love?
try morrissey if you can get a hold of him!
maybe robert smith?
was the interviewer required to hold that record up the whole time?
Bryan's early vocal inflections are clearly influenced by Bob Dylan, that talkie/whiny thing. You can hear in early tunes as 'Virginia Plain.' Bryan is openly a big fan of Dylan, covering his songs and even the album, Dylanesque.
John Doran vs Lemmy
Check him out on Live with Jules Holland
KnoxTN Yankee *Jools
Ok interview.
Nice interview and guy, but not much music talk
Very reticent Bryan is...but very polite also.
Bryan Ferry in Roxy Music is a mix of Classy Humphrey Bogart and Elvis Rock Crooner. Roxy Music promoting "Glamour" ? Nah... It's a tongue In cheek joke like when 70's teens wore Army Jackets as poking fun at the Establishment or like Rene Magritte wearing suits & ties -Surreal Artist
;-) xxxoooxo
*Kind of...*
*Kind of...*
*Kind of...*
Didn't have him sign anything....?
Малежик же )))))))))))
i thought 'all of this' with blink-182 wasn't that bad at all
but yea his last album was .. not very good if you ask me
apart from lets say the last 2 albums i thought everyhing robert smith has ever done was of top quality including the rarities & B sides
Brayan, please go the BBC Board of Directors, audience wants to keep your image as you were...
Anybody else think that Ferry is like an older Alex Turner?
No.
Kind of...etc.
The Don
Not nearly as good an interview as the later ones. Disappointed.
very good !
You should interview Tom Cruise and slowly take away the mask..
He looks and sounds like a bank manager
“Did you meet Andy Warhol?” This kind of ignorance sinks these interviews.
shut up
He interviewed Liam Gallagher. apparently a 'master' yes you heard that right, a 'master'
Who?
he wants clapped-on a T-Rex record he doesn't know?
Poor interviewer, very poor.
Possibly the best dressed man in the country, after Prince Charles (who with "his" wealth has no excuse not to be), and they're beginning to look more than a little alike too! Wonder if he knew Jimmy Savile?
What's your objection? Whatever it is, I assure you that you wouldn't speak like that to my face.
What a truly bizarre and tenuous comment.
@@mildredsparks6684 You don't think that Ferry looks like King Charles III or you doubt that he knew Sir Jimmy Savile? If the latter; the photographic evidence is out there that Savile knew virtually everybody "worth" knowing, from Mohammed Ali to the Pope!
@@MisAnnThorpe He looks nothing like Charles now or ever and did not move in Savile’s circles. Photos of Jimmy Savile exist with every star of the day. There’s no record of them ever being acquaintances let alone friends. You must be very naive and gullible as well as oddly embittered.
My Grandad I never met was called John Doran. boring