Roxy Music and Bryan Ferry The Video Archives 1972 to 2022 8 DVD Set 14.5 Hours LONG!

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This worldwide video archive collection is inclusive of both Roxy Music from as early as 1973 all the way to Bryant very shallow Courier as late as 2022. In this one-of-a-kind archive collection, you’ll find rare video footage from not only the USA and the UK but also from many other countries includes including, but not limited to Italy, France, Spain, Germany, Scandinavia, etc. Quality does vary from segment of segment as these have been compiled from around the world from over the last 50+ years.  However, this is the most comprehensive collection of live performances interviews TV appearances documentaries and full length concerts that’s ever been released anywhere commercial on DVD for your viewing pleasure.

Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music Video Archives 1986-1994 Volume I

1. USA’s Night Flight 1986: Roxy Music/Bryan Ferry Profile, Avalon (Music Video), Profile continues, Exclusive Interview with Bryan Ferry by Lisa Robinson (Part 1 of 4): Bryan discusses his life with Jerri Hall, The Price of Love (Music Video), Exclusive Interview with Bryan Ferry by Lisa Robinson (Part 2 of 4): Bryan discusses his public persona and personal life, Angel Eyes (Music Video), profile continues, Same Old Scene (Music Video), profile continues, Jealous Guy (Music Video), Exclusive Interview with Bryan Ferry by Lisa Robinson (Part 3 of 4): Bryan discusses the fact that many artists have called him an influence, profile continues, Let’s Stick Together (Music Video), Exclusive Interview with Bryan Ferry by Lisa Robinson (Part 4 of 4): Bryan discusses working as Roxy Music and internal conflicts and Slave to Love (Music Video) (30:01)
2. Bryan Ferry: Is Your Love Strong Enough? (Music Video) (5:05)
3. Bryan Ferry: The Right Stuff (Music Video) (4:09)
4. Bryan Ferry: Kiss and Tell (Music Video) (Original Conceptual Version 1) (3:52)
5. Bryan Ferry: Limbo (Music Video) (4:42)
6. Live at Five (LOCAL NYC TV SHOW AIRED ONLY ONCE) 12/03/87: RARE In-depth in studio Interview with Bryan Ferry discussing Bete Noire (6:21)
7. Saturday Night Live 12/05/87: Opening introduction of Bryan Ferry, The Right Stuff and Kiss and Tell (LIVE) and closing segment (10:45)
8. MTV’s The Week In Rock 12/06/87: Interview with Bryan Ferry (2:41)
9. CNN Showbiz Today 08/12/88: Interview / Profile of Bryan Ferry (2:08)
10. MTV Music News 8/22/88: “Musicians in Commercials” featured is a Japanese Commercial with Bryan Ferry sing “Dont Stop the Dance” (4:37)
11. The 1988 MTV Video Music Awards 09/07/88: Bryan presents award along with Melanie Griffith for “Breakthrough Video” (2:43)
12. Roxy Music: More Than This (Music Video) (4:10)
13. MTV’s Now Hear This 01/08/90: New LP segment including Bryan’s next release (:10)
14. Live Aid 07/13/85: (Original Broadcast) Bryan Ferry Live with David Gilmour: Sensation, Boys and Girls, Slave to Love and Jealous Guy (14:25)
15. The Tonight Show 04/03/93: Opening, I Put A Spell On You (LIVE), Interview and Will You Love Me Tomorrow (LIVE) (9:38)
16. Bryan Ferry: Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow (Music Video) 4/93 (4:23)
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18. The Late Show 11/24/94: Bryan Ferry, Love Is the Drug (LIVE) (5:04)
19. Extra 11/26/94: Bryan Ferry Interview / Profile discusses Taxi (1:21)
20. The Wiz Commercial 11/94: Momouna LP (:30)

Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music Video Archives 1988-1999 Volume II

1. “New Town: Bryan Ferry In Europe” 1988: Full length live concert featuring the songs: Nimrod, Limbo, The Chosen One, Casanova, Slave to Love, The Bogus Man, Lady Tron, While My Heart Is Still Beating, Don’t Stop the Dance, A Wasteland, Windswept, In Every Dream Home A Heartache, New Town, Boys and Girls, Kiss and Tell, Love Is the Drug, Avalon, Do the Strand (1:27:43)
2. Bryan Ferry Mamouna 12/94 (Music Video): Original Conceptual Version 1 (3:43)
3. Bryan Ferry Mamouna 12/94 (Music Video): Re-Edit Conceptual Version 2 RARE (3:34)
4. VH1’s Live Aid 10th Anniversary 7/15/95: Bryan Ferry Live with David Gilmour: Slave to Love, Teaser “Still to come” and Jealous Guy (9:12)
5. VH1’s 8 Track Flashback Marathon 01/13/96: Opening, Roxy Music Profile “Virginia Plain” (Live 1972 “Musik Laden Dutch TV) and Bryan Ferry “Let’s Stick Together” (1976)(7:44)
6. VH1’s Net Aid 10/09/99: Opening, Jealous Guy and As Time Goes By (Live in Geneva, Switzerland at The Palais Des Nations) and New Day (Global Performance including Bryan Ferry) (11:47)

Roxy Music The High Road Live Concert 1982 Video Archives Volume III

1. Top of The Pops 1982: More Than This
2. French TV Special 1982: More Than This (Rare conceptual version)
3. Italy Rai TV St. Vincent Estate 1982: More Than This
4. Show Unknown 1982: Avalon
5. Top of The Pops 1982: Avalon
6. Show Unknown 1982: Avalon
7. Talk Show 1982: Take A Chance With Me
8. Italy TV Rai 3 Ani Prima 20 1982: Take Chance WIth Me
9. Spain TV Aplauso Show 1982: More Than This, Avalon and Take A Chance with Me
10. Roxy Music The High filmed LIVE on the Road 27 August 1982 at Fréjus, in France: This concert film was recorded during Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music’s 1982 world tour and features old standards such as “Avalon,” “Dance Away,” “Love Is the Drug” as well as many other songs. The concert film was originally produced for BBC television he recorded on 27 August 1982 at Fréjus, in France.

TRACK LISTINGS:

1. The Main Thing
2. Out Of The Blue
3. Both Ends Burning
4. A Song For Europe
5. Can’t Let Go
6. While My Heart Is Still Beating
7. Avalon
8. My Only Love
9. Dance Away
10. Love Is The Drug
11. Like A Hurricane
12. Editions Of You
13. Do The Strand
14. Jealous Guy

Roxy Music on MusikLaden Germany Video Archives 1973-1974 Volume IV

German Concert on TV Show MusikLaden (The Beat Club) virginia plain, do the strand, editions of you, in every dream home a heartache, re make/re model, street life, pyjamerama, mother of pearl. Amazona, psalm, All I Want Is You, Out Of The Blue, If It Takes All Night, Over You, Oh Yeah

Roxy Music and Bryan Ferry Video Archives 1973-2014 Volume V

1.    UKTV The Old Grey Whistle Test 1973: Intro about the band performing on the show then Roxy Music performs Do The Strand LIVE
2.    The Tonight Show with Jay Leno 07/08/02: Bryan performs Don’t Think Twice It’s Alright LIVE
3.    Late Show with David Letterman 6/27/07: Bryan Ferry performs Just like Tom Thumb’s Blues live from his then new LP Dylanesque
4.    UKTV The Best of Old Grey Whistle Test 1972: Intro from Roddy Frame of Aztec Camera about the band performing on the show then Roxy Music performs Ladytron LIVE
5.    A Concert For Diana DVD RELEASE 7/1/07: This is the Official DVD Edition Release and unlike the actual broadcast has NO watermarks or network logos so it great to enjoy with out any visual obstructions. Bryan performs Slave To Love, Make You Feel My Love and Let’s Stick Together
6.    Friday Night with Jonathan Ross Finale 07/16/10: Having told the audience at the final Friday Night With Jonathan Ross that he was determined not to get emotional – his exact words were “I promised Morrissey I wasn’t going to cry” – Ross did indeed manage to hold it together for the whole show. Until, that is, his final musical guests, Roxy Music, came on to perform two of their biggest hit, Love Is The Drug.
7.    VH1’s Net Aid 10/09/99: Opening, Jealous Guy and As Time Goes By (Live in Geneva, Switzerland at The Palais Des Nations) and New Day (Global Performance including Bryan Ferry) (11:47)
8. The Late Show with David Lettermen 02/10/11: Opening and “You Can Dance” LIVE
9. Later with Jools Holland 11/12/10: Bryan Ferry: You Can Dance and Shameless (LIVE)
10. The Making of Olympia Documentary 2010: This is an excellent 27 minute behind the scenes of the making of the album. Shows the cast that made this album come to life. This album has a nice amount guest stars. For those interested because of guest stars in the documentary, it does show David Gilmour but, no interview. Flea is shown and a very brief interview. Brian Eno is talked about but, not shown or interviewed. Steve Nieve is talked about but not seen. Good footage and interview snippets of Nile Rodgers and Jake Shears and Babydaddy. A brief interview of Groove Armada. Nice interview of producer Johnson Somerset. Lots of Bryan Ferry interview and footage. Also a nice tribute to guitar player David Williams. Also nice footage of young guitar player Oliver Thompson and Bryan Ferry’s son Tara on drums with Andy Newmark. This Documentary is directed by Ferry’s other son Isaac Ferry. It has beautiful lighting and really brings the album to life. Also included is the video for “You Can Dance.” features musical contributions from Nile Rodgers, Pink Floyd’s David Gilmour, Groove Armada, Scissor Sisters, Marcus Miller, Flea, Mani (Primal Scream, ex Stone Roses) and Jonny Greenwood of Radiohead. Olympia sees Bryan Ferry reunite on record with members of Roxy Music, including Brian Eno, Phil Manzanera, and Andy Mackay. This is the first album to reunite them since Roxy Music’s seminal album For Your Pleasure in 1973! Olympia is a masterpiece of prolific artistry, blending sultry, elegant lyrics with genius compositions by Ferry, Rhett Davies and innovative, contemporary musicians.
11. The 2014 Glastonbury Festival 06/2-29/14: Love Is The Drug & Let’s Stick Together
12. Later with Jools Holland 11/07/14: Bryan Ferry: Opening then introduction of Bryan Ferry performing “Loop De LI”. Later in the program Bryan performs “Driving Me Wild” and closes the show with “One Night Stand” (Live)

Roxy Music and Bryan Ferry Video Archives 1985-2020 Volume VI

1. Top of The Pops 09/26/85: Don’t Stop the Dance (Performance-incomplete)
2. The Greenwich Millennium Party from The National Maritime Museum 06/08/02: Opening and “Falling In Love Again” & “You Must Remember This” (Live)
3. Fashion Rocks For The Prince’s Trust 10/29/03: Opening, Bryan ferry for Tom Ford Collection with “Let’s Stick Together” (Live)
4. Later with Jools Holland 11/07/14: Bryan Ferry: Opening then introduction of Bryan Ferry performing “Loop De LI”. Later in the program Bryan performs “Driving Me Wild” and closes the show with “One Night Stand” (Live)
5. Night Flight Vintage Video Profile with Bryan Ferry 05/13/85: (Original broadcast and recording of this can be found on Segment #1 Volume I. This is that same segment presented here in much better quality and more complete) In-depth and exclusive Interview with Bryan which is one of the VERY FEW he did for American television at this time in his career. Music videos are dispersed through out this classic time capsule. “Video Profile” of Bryan Ferry is one of Night Flight’s finest, featuring a candid interview with Lisa Robinson at the Night Flight studios and a myriad of classic videos. With a perfectly curated mix of Roxy Music art pop and the decadently romantic solo work, this episode provides a compelling survey of one of popular musics most elegant frontmenAvalon (Music Video), Profile continues, Exclusive Interview with Bryan Ferry by Lisa Robinson (Part 1 of 4): Bryan discusses his life with Jerri Hall, The Price of Love (Music Video), Exclusive Interview with Bryan Ferry by Lisa Robinson (Part 2 of 4): Bryan discusses his public persona and personal life, Angel Eyes (Music Video), profile continues, Same Old Scene (Music Video), profile continues, Jealous Guy (Music Video), Exclusive Interview with Bryan Ferry by Lisa Robinson (Part 3 of 4): Bryan discusses the fact that many artists have called him an influence, profile continues, Let’s Stick Together (Music Video), Exclusive Interview with Bryan Ferry by Lisa Robinson (Part 4 of 4): Bryan discusses working as Roxy Music and internal conflicts and Slave to Love (Music Video) (30:01) Music videos include “The Price of Love”, “Slave To Love”
6. The 2019 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Record Date 03/29/19 and Air Date 04/27/19: Opening and The band was inducted by Duran Duran members Simon Le Bon and John Taylor. Both musicians have long cited Roxy Music as one of their influences. Bryan Ferry spoke for the band onstage, giving thanks to the group’s various members over the years, as well as the “great team behind the scene” as he named producers and engineers the band had worked with over the years. “We’d like to thank everybody for this unexpected honor,” he said, singling out the band’s fans before he exited and the group performed for the first time in eight years. Original keyboardist Brian Eno and drummer Paul Thompson weren’t there — Eno is refusing to fly for environmental reasons; Thompson is suffering from arthritis — but Ferry led a band including Roxy guitarist Phil Manzanera, saxophonist Andy Mackay and keyboardist Eddie Jobson. They were rounded out by other musicians who’ve performed with the band throughout the years. They started their set with “In Every Dream Home a Heartache,” from 1973’s For Your Pleasurebefore moving onto “Out of the Blue” (from Country Life), “Love Is the Drug” (their only U.S. Top 40 hit), an abbreviated “More Than This” and the title track from their final album, 1982’s Avalon, and “Editions of You” from For Your Pleasure. Roxy Music rose to prominence in the ‘70s thanks to their innovative fusion of glam rock, punk and New Wave influences. The group was also at the forefront of weaving electronic elements into its sound. Though their biggest commercial success was achieved in the U.K. and throughout Europe, the singles “Love Is the Drug” and “Dance Away” received modest radio airplay in the States. While a full-fledged Roxy Music reunion remains unlikely, fans will have the opportunity to celebrate one of their classic albums. Ferry, the group’s singer and songwriter, is set to tour this summer with a show based around the band’s platinum-selling 1982 release, Avalon. As for Duran Duran, now that their induction duties are done, they’ll turn their attention to festival performances, including the recently announced Kaboo Del Mar. The English New Wave rockers have been eligible for Hall of Fame induction for several years now, but are still awaiting the call. Roxy Music, played a fiery set at the Rock Hall, and they didn’t pander — they opened with the challenging, eerie, slow-builder “In Every Dream Home a Heartache,” Bryan Ferry’s tale of an obsession with a blow-up doll. Yeah, it wasn’t a crowd favorite, but it’s an undersung ‘70s touchstone, and you gotta respect them going for it.

Roxy Music and Bryan Ferry Video Archives 2018–2022 Volume VII

1. Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music: A Musical History 12/07/18: Documentary exploring the music of rock band Roxy Music, who have a good claim to be one of the UK’s most influential bands. Led by charismatic frontman Bryan Ferry, their striking style and great songs won them an army of fans who would go on to make their own mark in the world of music. 58 Minutes

In this celebration of the music of both Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music, insights and anecdotes are provided by household names like Sadie Frost, Glenn Gregory and Martyn Ware, Gaz Coombes, New Order’s Stephen Morris and Gillian Gilbert, Shaun Ryder and Alan McGee, Ana Matronic and more.

Formed in 1971, Roxy Music was the brainchild of art student Bryan Ferry. His advert in Melody Maker gathered the initial line-up which included guitarist Phil Manzanera, saxophonist Andy Mackay, keyboard player Brian Eno and drummer Paul Thompson.
Pioneers of glam, their outlandish fashion sense, songwriting and use of electronics created a glorious package. Punk, New Wave and New Romantic music owe a huge debt to Bryan and Roxy Music. Style is one thing, but the substance was reflected in a catalogue of classic songs – combined they create an enduring legacy which is celebrated in a golden hour of their greatest hits.

Interviews from: Gaz Coombes, Emma Dabiri, Sadie Frost, Gillian Gilbert, Glenn Gregory, Ana Matronic, Alan McGee, Stephen Morris, Sian Pattenden, Shaun Ryder Martyn Ware (Heaven 17)

2. “Roxy Music and Brian Ferry at the BBC” 04/02/22: Enjoy the Thrill of It All and Dance Away the evening for this dive into the BBC’s archives to look over some of the finest performances from both Roxy Music and Bryan Ferry. As a band, they were innovative, helping create the look and sound of the 1970s, and Ferry’s solo career saw him hit new heights as the embodiment of sophisticated cool. Amongst the hits included are classics like Do the Strand, Avalon, Slave to Love and In Every Dream Home a Heartache… but the programme covers their entire careers, so do prepare for More than This. 58 Minutes

Roxy Music and Bryan Ferry Video Archives 2007 Volume VIII

1. Bryan Ferry BBC One Sessions 02/23/07: Bryan Ferry in concert at LSO St Luke’s in Shoreditch, performing classic Roxy Music tunes plus solo tracks from his back catalogue, including Let’s Stick Together, Avalon and More than This. He also debuts tracks from his album of Bob Dylan covers, Dylanesque, his interpretation of songs such as Simple Twist of Fate, Positively 4th Street and Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues. 47 Minutes