Introspective and emotional, adult rock soul.
This work was produced during Roxy Music's hiatus, and sublimates the personal pain of her own breakup.
This album is particularly autobiographical, even compared to his solo career, and backed by some of New York's finest musicians of the time, it weaves a tight, dry groove. The deeply soaking bassline and Bryan Ferry's melancholic vocals create a sense of urban nighttime silence. The intense intensity of his cover of the Velvet Underground's "What Goes On" is also a highlight. Shedding the mask of glamorous stardom, this is a masterpiece that objectively records the loneliness of one man.
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- Engineer [Recording] - Steve Nye
- Producer - Nye
- Engineer [Recording Assistant] - Dave Richards
- Producer - Ferry
- Engineer [Remix@Atlantic] - Jimmy Douglass
- Engineer [Remix@Atlantic] - Lew Hahn
- Consultant [Counsel@Atlantic] - Ahmet Ertegun
- Producer - Marotta
- Producer - Wachtel
- Producer [Remix@Atlantic] - Simon Puxley
- Producer - Puxley
- Engineer [Recording Assistant] - Martin Pearson
- Engineer [Remix Assistant@Atlantic] - Randy Mason
- Equipment - Peter Revill
- Artwork - Cream (7)
- Design - Antony Price
- Typography - Brian Harris (5)
- Photography By - John Swannell
- Make-Up - Anthony Clavet
- Equipment - Chris Kettle
- Model - Barbara Allen (7)
- Make-Up - Yvonne Gold (2)
Bryan Ferry
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
(7")
Oscar Peterson
Plays My Fair Lady
(LP)
Kimiko Kasai, Mal Waldron
One For Lady
(LP)
