Ferry Roxy

This is a remix legendary producer Johnson Somerset has done of Roxy Music's 'Chance Meeting' of their first album, 'Roxy Music'.

He has used an early recording of the song aired on the BBC radio network, circa 1972....



Chance Meeting (West End Wolf Mix)

Song To The Siren - (Johnson Somerset & John Monkman Remix)

http://www.beatport.com/track/alphaville-todd-terje-remix/3156419

http://www.junodownload.com/products/olympia-remixes/1861161-02/?trackid=8

Alphaville - (Todd Terje Remix)

Like a Hurricane (Live - Cleveland Ohio 2011)

Reason or Rhyme (Metamorfozy Remix)

You Can Dance (Audiojack Remix)

No Face, No Name, No Number (John Monkman Remix)

Tender Is The Night (Max Harris Project Cinemara Remix)

Me Oh My (Max Harris Project Remix)

Andy Beta - MTV:

Quiet Village, the duo of Joel Martin and Matt Edwards (who hails from Radio Slave), set Ferry’s “Me Oh My” amid dense jungle foliage. While their collection of edits released a few years ago on K7, Silent Movie, found them in a playful mode, their remix work since then has truly taken on the exotic spirit of their moniker. Like their drastic reconfiguring of Allez Allez’s “African Queen” or Bubble Club’s “The Goddess,” Martin and Edwards strip and slow everything down, past the slink and forced pan-culturalism of most downtempo fare, into something verging on the ritualistic. They take it to tantric lengths of ten minutes or more, fully allowing that slow heart of darkness throb of it all to overtake the space and cast its spell.

A massive hand drum figure thunders unhurriedly. Slowly, other sonic components crawl to life around it. Flutes trill like tropical birds, a crash cymbal sizzles to life, a synthesized drone that stays in the shadows but can still be felt. “Me Oh My” is a study in restraint, and each time it pressurizes to the point that release must surely come, Quiet Village recedes back into the fronds for fifteen transportive minutes. Bryan Ferry’s telltale coo echoes in the distance and then suddenly that seductive whisper is near your ears, not on a distant plateau, saying: “Can’t you hear my beating heart go in and out of time.”

Me Oh My (Quiet Village Remix)

Me Oh My (Max Harris Project Hushed Mix)

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Bob Dylan's Dream

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Following on from a series of hugely popular 12" remixes of Bryan Ferry tracks in 2011 comes an exclusive Roxy Music remix 12" vinyl. 

Featuring an absolutely essential, epic remix by man-of-the-moment Todd Terje, whose edit of Roxy's "Love Is The Drug" gives the evergreen club classic a contemporary twist and is a must-have for anyone who snapped up his remix of Bryan Ferry's "Alphaville". 

On the flipside is a psychedelic, hypnotic, Balearic-style reworking of Roxy's "Avalon", by Norwegian dub-disco doyens Lindstrom and Prins Thomas.

Love Is The Drug (Todd Terje Disco Dub)

Avalon (Lindstrøm & Prins Thomas Version)

Bryan Ferry 'Bete Noire' recorded live in Glasgow at the SECC on 10th December 1988. Previously available on the now deleted Mamouna CD single in USA

Bete Noire (Live in Glasgow 1988)

Written by Martin Page and Bernie Taupin for Bryan Ferry for the soundtrack to the 1996 John Travolta movie 'Phenomenon'

Dance With Life (Brilliant Light) (Full Version)

Written by Bryan Ferry & Nile Rodgers for the movie 'The Fly' This song was released in USA as a single in 1986

Help Me (Full Version)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2EqR89MpiQ

THE CHOSEN ONE (WEST END WOLF MIX)

This is a dub mix by Nick Warren, BF + Roxy Music's front of house engineer.
Nick has mixed the sound for all of Bryan's shows since 2009

http://www.bryanferry.com/news/the-men-behind-the-sound/

Ferry Roxy

Bryan Chow 1