Son of a coal miner, Bryan Ferry cultivated his musical abilities while studying art at the University of Newcastle. In 1971, Ferry founded Roxy Music with, among others, composer and synthesizer player Brian Eno, who left in 1973. Ferry was Roxy's front man until its demise in 1983, but as Eno was leaving the band...See full bio »
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(performer: "This is Tomorrow", "Chance Meeting", "Casanova", "Sea Breezes", "In Your Mind", "Let's Stick Together", "Love Me Madly Again")
Albums with Roxy Music: Roxy Music (1972) For Your Pleasure (1973) Stranded (1973) Country Life (1974) Siren (1975) Viva! Roxy Music (1976) Manifesto (1979) Flesh & Blood (1980) Avalon (1982) Solo albums: These Foolish Things (1973) Another Time Another Place (1974) Let's Stick Together (1976)...
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Never was anything really. Never really voted. Always lived in a huge majority where I don't think my vote would have made much difference. Where I was born it was a 23,000 Labour majority and now I live in a similar Tory majority. But yes, I am conservative by nature so it would be fair to say I was supporting them now. That said, I always felt politics and art don't mix very well.
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Trivia:
Lead singer and keyboardist of Roxy Music.
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