Potevano diventare gli eredi dei Beatles nei primi anni 70..Personalità troppo debordanti, una direzione musicale intrisa di sfaccetature glam oltre ad una spruzzata di sperimentazione elettronica: il boss era Bryan e non certo Eno.Andy e Phil solo onesti gregari... restano i primi dischi autentici capolavori. More than this...
With certain significant exceptions,the 70's was a pretty fallow period - sandwiched between the frantic creative 60's and the innovative electropop 80's. Roxy were certainly one big exception. This song is utter brilliance and provided a template for many subsequent imitators. Problem is,when you've written a song as good as this,how do you follow it? Ferry's later songs were certainly top drawer but I don't think they ever eclipsed this fabulous out-of-the-blue classic.
Me in Florence/ Pisa a few days ago: "Make me a deal/ And make it strait/ We've been here a long time." I was honestly on a mental rampage with "Virginia Plain" (well, same goes with "Red Red Wine" by UB40 and "The Sun Always Shines On TV" by a-ha).
@801 liveable agreed, i never played any roxy music, but am more familiar with the cars, it's all good, i see where the cars sound evolved from now thanks.
amazing how good this sounds nearly 40 years on,,,,,fresh as daisy ,,,,what a great track...what a performance,,,,were are the bands as inventive as this today,,,,the old duffers have all the best tunes
My God... I just can't believe "we" 've all grown so old... !!!
BUT YOU DID SHOW THE WAY INDEED !!! And "We're" still Alive and Kicking !!!
I might be about 60, I'm still a fan from the early hours and you are such an inspiration for "The New Ones", especially Lady Gaga, whom I do love and admire very much !!!
All the very best for so good and dear memories !!!
@801liveable OMG! You must be silenced! You have come up with a reason why we must invent a time machine and go back and kill Bryan Ferry at birth ...
I used to have Roxy painted on the back of my school haversack in the 70s.They were the coolest band. My Mother briefly "dated" Ferry in Washington, Tyne and Wear in the 60s.
Love those GROOVALICIOUS DANCERS! (the band obviously did not want to be upstaged).Yesterday's music can't be beat, however yesterday's dancing evokes mental discomfort.....
Just incredible; I was 6 years old when this came out and I remember seeing this onTOTP and my mother tut-tutting because of the way they looked hahaha!!!
If you look above Paul Thompson's head at 1.50-2.00 you will see ex-Tory MP Anne Widdecombe making her first appearance on BBC TV, long before Strictly Come Dancing.
Top of the Pops was quite primitive back then. Have a look at Bryan's piano, some old dusty thing found in a BBC cupboard somewhere. Every band that played on TOTP then, who needed a piano, would have been given that same knackered old piano to play.
I think Brian Eno was too unique and creative to be with Ferry. I would have liked Eno team up with Sparks, now together they would have made awesome music. Sparks on the other hand sound great as they are.
There were several problems. Eno also wrote songs but ferry didn`t pass them through. Eno actually couldn`t play keyboards then (organ, piano), so Ferry should play them and he didn`t like it -- ferry wanted to be straight frontman. Eno, the "non-musician" was heralded as some genius in the band by media and Ferry wasn`t -- so the tensions grew.
The fact that he is aging so gracefully makes me wonder if he has seen a plastic surgeon because I am not able to tell. I mean...he makes a GREAT 65 year old! He looks so phenomenal that I am unable to tell whether or not he had plastic surgery done to his face. He looks VERY good for his age. You know with plastic surgery that there are times that you are able to tell that plastic surgery was done on a person? Well, with Bryan Ferry, I just don't know. Maybe he uses black hair color?
@rtms1988 Maybe she's just a teenager. Aren't all teenagers miserable? I'm in my late teens and I know I'm a miserable cunt. I'm sitting at home alone drinking horrible concoctions of other people's alcohol so that I may withstand the possible confrontation that awaits me.
@StanPomeray No I disagree, they just evolved like all great bands do. Can't keep pumping the same old stuff out every year. Look at U2, over 4 decades and they still produce new material yet you get thise who say they sold out and the first album was the best. Then you look at the Stones, who never moved on. The old material will never die, if that's all you want to listen to, it's there.
the b side for this,as stated,the numberer,was brilliant also.did you know that Andy Mackay wrote the music for the tv prog Rock Follies.And as the comment below says,anything with Brian Eno involved you know is going to be good.
Wait a minute, I thought this song was based on Bryan Ferry's own painting from 1964. But I heard there was a box of Virginia Slims in it. I thought Virginia Slims started in 1968...
@byron2521 If you're not too familiar with his early solo stuff, his first 4 pre-ambient albums starting with 'Here Come the Warm Jets' are indescribably good. Check with allmusic.com for complete list.
I was born in 1951, which means that my VERY FIRST BLOW were The Beatles, of course... And the second one : This SONG, which I kept on playing for months and years by now... Can you imagine such a band by now ?!?!
@1955pigot It was cool when I was 9!! :) I hope you got to see them live more than I did: I was born too late... (Dagnabits...) I remember seeing this performance on TOTP. Been hooked on Roxy and Ferry ever since.
@1955pigot this song was cool when i was minus 16...I envy your generation, to have listened to this music when it came out instead of the shite today!!!
What a great tune! I had almost forgotten all about it. Can't wait for this Friday's karaoke to resurrect it!
Hey, but ya' think Bryan's handsome? I don't know, maybe I am too. The thing is, I was mistaken for Mr. Ferry about 20 times in Sydney in the early 90's. He had an upcoming concert so people were more aware than usual, and apparently we have similar features because just about every bar I went to three or more people came running up to me all excited.
Sheer brilliance - this was the first single I ever bought. Roxy Music are up there with Joy Division, The Smiths and Wire in my humble opinion. Back then every 5 years or so a new band came along and changed everthing.
Spoke to Bryan Ferry, Thursday, Jan 27th at Kelvingrove Art Gallery Glasgow.... he told me Richard Hamilton is alive and well.... Hamilton once said that Bryan was his greatest creation. Michael Flynn
@JackM2409 Jack, the guy was a gem , was with his son who backed Paul Thompson on the "For Your Pleasure" tour last week on drums. I have waited 40 years to meet such an enigmatic, yet troubled (in love) soul as Bryan Ferry. Both himself and ENO have inspired me as a painter.......as has Vincent and Caravaggio! !
It's a shame Brian Eno left the band, this was their best phase.
marcfedak 1 day ago
The last time I was in Florence, I had a moment when I was all "Virginia Plain."
iammontecristo 1 week ago in playlist Favorite videos
Good band, 72 was a great year. Forty years ago, hard to believe.
Freespeech1776 2 weeks ago
JAZZ HANDS
cstakolich 2 weeks ago
Potevano diventare gli eredi dei Beatles nei primi anni 70..Personalità troppo debordanti, una direzione musicale intrisa di sfaccetature glam oltre ad una spruzzata di sperimentazione elettronica: il boss era Bryan e non certo Eno.Andy e Phil solo onesti gregari... restano i primi dischi autentici capolavori. More than this...
Perfidia4ever 2 weeks ago
thats what art school can do too some people, turn them into knobs(Ferry).
greencho23 3 weeks ago
ahh what a band. and to think of bryan ferry now...what a knob
dermotoblong 4 weeks ago 9
@dermotoblong Ferry is never a knob don't be so stupid.
lewisner 2 weeks ago
@dermotoblong Yes Ferry a knob after all his great works of art. Such a shame his body of work does not compare to @dermotoblong.
smcqueen123 5 days ago
@smcqueen123 exactly. glad you see that, and let the rest go right over your head
dermotoblong 4 days ago
Orgasmatronic! I love how the milling dance crowd looks like a French and Saunders bit...
babycabbages 1 month ago
THe words are awesome.
pantherboy3231 1 month ago
This is walking on clouds to anyone approaching their 60's
Albanorthstar 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
This was crossover in the 1972 . . yeah . .
Kryp2ni8 1 month ago
Little wink right at the end. Cool as fuck.
ofrichmahogany 1 month ago
ladies dancing like zombies
hayden50 1 month ago in playlist music
With certain significant exceptions,the 70's was a pretty fallow period - sandwiched between the frantic creative 60's and the innovative electropop 80's. Roxy were certainly one big exception. This song is utter brilliance and provided a template for many subsequent imitators. Problem is,when you've written a song as good as this,how do you follow it? Ferry's later songs were certainly top drawer but I don't think they ever eclipsed this fabulous out-of-the-blue classic.
purplepelican69 2 months ago
@purplepelican69 eno leaving took a lot of their creativity away.
donkiddick08 1 month ago
Gaty
ambereyes1972 2 months ago
Eno's cute little grin at 1:05
Voguespiration 2 months ago
Καύλα!!!
1megane98hp 2 months ago
digo
szigetibp 2 months ago
I see why Eno quit. That shot with just his hands had to be the last straw. Too bad Brian didn't realize that they wouldn't be the same w/out Eno.
ocmarts 3 months ago
what a voice! love his way of singing, and of course the song too! :D
Mongalz 3 months ago
kinda sounds like the card, but since this song predates the cars, i guess the cars sound like roxy music here.
haltomdustin1997 3 months ago
we are flying down to riooooo
MrArrmills 3 months ago
I love you Bryan! :-)
j4unumber1 3 months ago
Me in Florence/ Pisa a few days ago: "Make me a deal/ And make it strait/ We've been here a long time." I was honestly on a mental rampage with "Virginia Plain" (well, same goes with "Red Red Wine" by UB40 and "The Sun Always Shines On TV" by a-ha).
iammontecristo 3 months ago in playlist iammontecristo's favorites
@801 liveable agreed, i never played any roxy music, but am more familiar with the cars, it's all good, i see where the cars sound evolved from now thanks.
dicko195 3 months ago
amazing how good this sounds nearly 40 years on,,,,,fresh as daisy ,,,,what a great track...what a performance,,,,were are the bands as inventive as this today,,,,the old duffers have all the best tunes
ikingofmen 3 months ago
This song marks the very beginning of civilisation for me.
A totally magical treat for the eyes and ears.
And Brian Eno is god.
throbule 4 months ago
My God... I just can't believe "we" 've all grown so old... !!!
BUT YOU DID SHOW THE WAY INDEED !!! And "We're" still Alive and Kicking !!!
I might be about 60, I'm still a fan from the early hours and you are such an inspiration for "The New Ones", especially Lady Gaga, whom I do love and admire very much !!!
All the very best for so good and dear memories !!!
MOBU78 4 months ago
"opening Lyrics"
Make me a tea and make it sweet,
No sign of Seal, i'l take it,
To Robert De Niro i'l show it,
I hope and pray he dont blow it.
lol
TheKaiserchef 4 months ago
Top tune by one of the best bands the world has ever seen
robertluker1 4 months ago
good example of early Roxy! Love Manzanera's shades.
kevman1ification 4 months ago
thier most ,,futuristic'' songs
ColdOasisU2 4 months ago
OMG sounds like Rick Ocaseks brother
dicko195 4 months ago
@dicko195 WHAT! rick ocasek, would not have been born if it wasn't for BRYAN FERRY..see, there would be no cars if it wasn't for ROXY MUSIC..
801liveable 3 months ago
@801liveable OMG! You must be silenced! You have come up with a reason why we must invent a time machine and go back and kill Bryan Ferry at birth ...
markcbkk13 3 months ago
@markcbkk13 so you don't like lousy imitators of BRYAN FERRY/ROXY MUSIC? really, what we should have done was abort RICK OCASEK..
801liveable 3 months ago
@801liveable i do not understand what an automotive engineer named ric ocasek has to do with Roxy Music, but I'll take your word for it.
salgoudsamoht 3 months ago
I used to have Roxy painted on the back of my school haversack in the 70s.They were the coolest band. My Mother briefly "dated" Ferry in Washington, Tyne and Wear in the 60s.
Happy days.
T55Kev 4 months ago in playlist T55Kev's Favourited Videos
roxy music en su mejor momento
52pepo 4 months ago
good song, good video
reimaroli 4 months ago
Do you remember when TOTP was the highlight of the week and this was one of the best- he's almost super cool 40 years on- love it
chequeryard 4 months ago
MY GOD... Such Memories... !!!
This Very Song was MY VERY FIRST HIT... I DID play IT OVER and OVER AGAIN... For months and even YEARS, vhen you think of it right by now... !!!
I'm old enough to remember evrything !!!
MOBU78 4 months ago
Ferry's hair here looks very 1982.
IThinkYouLookLarvely 4 months ago
so cool!!!!
TheHairybaz 4 months ago in playlist TheHairybaz's Favourited Videos
acapulco!!!:P
52pepo 5 months ago
Roxy will always rock, they did their own thing and went with it.
GuyinCa 5 months ago
Love those GROOVALICIOUS DANCERS! (the band obviously did not want to be upstaged).Yesterday's music can't be beat, however yesterday's dancing evokes mental discomfort.....
oyvay3000 5 months ago
THE BIG TRAIN version of this with Kevin Eldon as BF is excellent!
DaveInBridport 5 months ago
Just incredible; I was 6 years old when this came out and I remember seeing this onTOTP and my mother tut-tutting because of the way they looked hahaha!!!
ralucagymnast 5 months ago
If you look above Paul Thompson's head at 1.50-2.00 you will see ex-Tory MP Anne Widdecombe making her first appearance on BBC TV, long before Strictly Come Dancing.
DanRislor 6 months ago 3
@DanRislor Somehow I doubt that's Ann Widdecombe although she did look a bit like that when she was younger.
m06een00 3 months ago
I love Brian Eno's compact set up it looks like a fucking laptop only in '72
TheExploitedable 6 months ago
ブライアン・イーノのいないroxyは、なんとやら。いま聴いても古くない。
ochihiro 6 months ago
I liked the part with the very awkward, glum dancing.
NonnyMus1 6 months ago
I love the dancing of the audience... They look.. umm... labotomised
hydorah 6 months ago
0:40 You could never tell that this was the seventies .-)
fortheloveoftunes 6 months ago
Top of the Pops was quite primitive back then. Have a look at Bryan's piano, some old dusty thing found in a BBC cupboard somewhere. Every band that played on TOTP then, who needed a piano, would have been given that same knackered old piano to play.
EnglishChannel1 6 months ago
Bryan reminds me of a young Adam Ant there.
Feisty1967 6 months ago
Bryan should be an advert for COKE LOL
zedster911 6 months ago
Brian Eno... now an electronic musician of God status
zedster911 6 months ago
I bought this on 7" vinyl when it came out. It was like nothing I had ever heard before.
lewisner 6 months ago
I think Brian Eno was too unique and creative to be with Ferry. I would have liked Eno team up with Sparks, now together they would have made awesome music. Sparks on the other hand sound great as they are.
JHMcSlainte 6 months ago
I think only Ferry's vocal is live but it's still very close to the record. Amazing band in their heyday.
emanuele6461 6 months ago
That oboe totally rocks majorly
aalynch30 6 months ago
im new to roxy music and im digging the sound but what exactly happened with brian eno and brian ferry?
tilt61392 6 months ago
@tilt61392
There were several problems. Eno also wrote songs but ferry didn`t pass them through. Eno actually couldn`t play keyboards then (organ, piano), so Ferry should play them and he didn`t like it -- ferry wanted to be straight frontman. Eno, the "non-musician" was heralded as some genius in the band by media and Ferry wasn`t -- so the tensions grew.
the13er 6 months ago
The fact that he is aging so gracefully makes me wonder if he has seen a plastic surgeon because I am not able to tell. I mean...he makes a GREAT 65 year old! He looks so phenomenal that I am unable to tell whether or not he had plastic surgery done to his face. He looks VERY good for his age. You know with plastic surgery that there are times that you are able to tell that plastic surgery was done on a person? Well, with Bryan Ferry, I just don't know. Maybe he uses black hair color?
j4unumber1 7 months ago
@j4unumber1 - him and Michelle Pfeiffer - they're just Mother Nature's Favourites...
cinnamonbrandylite 6 months ago
@cinnamonbrandylite yeah right, Michelle Pfeiffer got work done.
Tigerlily21 6 months ago
Bryan Ferry still looks great! He is aging very gracefully.
j4unumber1 7 months ago
Fantastic! Bryan Ferry is so handsome! this is real music people!!
missk102 7 months ago
just fuckin ace !!!!!!!!
gengw69 7 months ago
Fucking fantastic.
Yorkmackem 7 months ago
Excellent! Thanks for posting this video.
j4unumber1 7 months ago
10 people voted.....against this????????
fretboardyoda 7 months ago
Baby Jane's in Ak-ah-pull-co we are fly-ing down to Reeee-ooooohhhhh
jrmetmoi 7 months ago
She's thinking: "It sucks! A LOT!!" #LOL 2:31 to 2:34 Well, I think maybe she changed her mind along the years... =DD
rtms1988 7 months ago 2
@rtms1988 This was before my time, but you're right- she probably has told the story again and again..."That's me on that video"
Roggiedodgie 7 months ago
@rtms1988 Maybe she's just a teenager. Aren't all teenagers miserable? I'm in my late teens and I know I'm a miserable cunt. I'm sitting at home alone drinking horrible concoctions of other people's alcohol so that I may withstand the possible confrontation that awaits me.
kuksugare88 7 months ago
Eno is my dearest one! =P
rtms1988 7 months ago 2
Eno>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Ferry
ignoranttwat 7 months ago 2
@ignoranttwat they're both amazing, now shut up.
danielibertine 7 months ago
Wow a huge blast from the past ... all my friends and I knew every word to this song, and would act out Brian Ferry singing :)
Songbirdlma1 7 months ago
why cant thay do song s like this eny more
nellyyllen1 7 months ago
coolest band of their time or any other
streetender1878 8 months ago
eeerrrrr,,,,,,nobody was 'live' on TOTP. But bloody brilliant stuff anyway.....bless them.
docmat21 8 months ago
Only 7 years separated the brilliance of this from the crap banality of Dance Away......
StanPomeray 8 months ago
@StanPomeray No I disagree, they just evolved like all great bands do. Can't keep pumping the same old stuff out every year. Look at U2, over 4 decades and they still produce new material yet you get thise who say they sold out and the first album was the best. Then you look at the Stones, who never moved on. The old material will never die, if that's all you want to listen to, it's there.
veda1954 7 months ago
@veda1954 Well, you really must tell me that again...I'm running low on sedatives....
StanPomeray 7 months ago
Brian Eno- Happy Birthday
It's not the destination that matters. It's the change of scene.
Brian Eno
jonnyevsky 8 months ago
Sounds perfect. I beg someone to top this!
BootyFister 8 months ago
the b side for this,as stated,the numberer,was brilliant also.did you know that Andy Mackay wrote the music for the tv prog Rock Follies.And as the comment below says,anything with Brian Eno involved you know is going to be good.
wunderbar0 8 months ago
The intro and the first line, "Make me a deal, and make it strait"-- that is how I start work (attitude wise).
iammontecristo 8 months ago
great video - well it would be if it wasn't for the fuck,ing anniying adverts- yet agian
sockington1 8 months ago
Wait a minute, I thought this song was based on Bryan Ferry's own painting from 1964. But I heard there was a box of Virginia Slims in it. I thought Virginia Slims started in 1968...
clarkbell 8 months ago
@clarkbell Brian Ferry: Rock God; Time Lord
wuidyen 8 months ago
A-star.
johnevamy 9 months ago
brian eno is god
TheMegaghost85 9 months ago
gotta love the clarinet...
metamaggot 9 months ago
look at Ferry's eyes like tiny little belt holes :')
pegothaa 9 months ago
First vid I ever saw on TOTP! What an intro to Pop culture!
Mizzilovemusic 9 months ago
That's Brian Eno on synth kiddies. And this out does Bowie's Ziggy on so many levels which was also released in 72.
angelangel3000 9 months ago
@angelangel3000 Wow! I guess I never knew Eno was ever in Roxy. I didn't get into Eno until his solo stuff.
byron2521 8 months ago
@byron2521 If you're not too familiar with his early solo stuff, his first 4 pre-ambient albums starting with 'Here Come the Warm Jets' are indescribably good. Check with allmusic.com for complete list.
drogheda1966 8 months ago
Fox hunting twat
jenwill11 9 months ago
Ferry has such a unique voice,its like Charles Asnavor crossed with Fred Sneider of the B-52's..
SolsburyHill22 9 months ago
ooh the glitterrrrrr...
sallyfieldrequired 9 months ago
Eno was so out there he was hardly in the same studio. awesome moog noodling.
SteveResin 9 months ago
There can't be many other songs in music history that can match it's quirkiness. I love it. Oboe + Rock Band = sheer brilliance.
Woolymatt 9 months ago
who needs Wikipedia when you have Ichnos71live :)
iguanna41 10 months ago
For the longest time I thought the line "clutching at straws--can't make it" was "clutching at straws, half naked":
pchazzzz 10 months ago
BRIAN ENO es el mejor!
ArgWoman 10 months ago
I was born in 1951, which means that my VERY FIRST BLOW were The Beatles, of course... And the second one : This SONG, which I kept on playing for months and years by now... Can you imagine such a band by now ?!?!
NOWAY !!!
Monique from Paris/France
MOBU78 10 months ago 11
This song was cool when i was 17 and still is now im 55 !
1955pigot 10 months ago 2
@1955pigot It was cool when I was 9!! :) I hope you got to see them live more than I did: I was born too late... (Dagnabits...) I remember seeing this performance on TOTP. Been hooked on Roxy and Ferry ever since.
CatFiain 9 months ago
@CatFiain he touring again soon
soiyamoto 9 months ago
@1955pigot this song was cool when i was minus 16...I envy your generation, to have listened to this music when it came out instead of the shite today!!!
MetalMachineManiac 9 months ago
The video has quite an Elvis meets Rocky Horror approach.
bored1980 10 months ago 4
What a great tune! I had almost forgotten all about it. Can't wait for this Friday's karaoke to resurrect it!
Hey, but ya' think Bryan's handsome? I don't know, maybe I am too. The thing is, I was mistaken for Mr. Ferry about 20 times in Sydney in the early 90's. He had an upcoming concert so people were more aware than usual, and apparently we have similar features because just about every bar I went to three or more people came running up to me all excited.
Great video!
billybobjoebob1958 11 months ago
you're so sheer, you're so chic, teenage rebel of the week !
daisyrandone08 11 months ago 2
Bryan Ferry=gorgeous
Feisty1967 11 months ago 5
HAHAHAHAHA! BIG TRAIN!
MrAntihollywood 11 months ago
first punk song.
ulfgar26 11 months ago
@ulfgar26 What?????
MrAntihollywood 11 months ago
Sheer brilliance - this was the first single I ever bought. Roxy Music are up there with Joy Division, The Smiths and Wire in my humble opinion. Back then every 5 years or so a new band came along and changed everthing.
JDsmiffy1 11 months ago
@JDsmiffy1 Brian Eno INSPIRED all the bands you name!
alcockell 10 months ago
@alcockell - I know, I have all his albums. Here Come The Warm Jets is one of the best albums ever!
JDsmiffy1 10 months ago
eno is the cat's pajamas
JDA315 11 months ago 25
"Rolling Stone magazine ranked Roxy Music #98 on its "100 The Greatest Artists of All Time" list."
I would rank them among the top 20 - 30 of all time bands - but Rolling Stone often had strange criteria......
MrSKINFLICK 11 months ago
I admit: not only have I gone to work with this song playing in my head, when noone is looking, I do my own rendition of this song.
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nirmalaadesha 11 months ago
god yes ... wow!
droolindonnzos 11 months ago
Try BAN, FUNK IT, amazing new tune and video!!!
MnuityData 11 months ago
Spoke to Bryan Ferry, Thursday, Jan 27th at Kelvingrove Art Gallery Glasgow.... he told me Richard Hamilton is alive and well.... Hamilton once said that Bryan was his greatest creation. Michael Flynn
mibeesaye 1 year ago
@mibeesaye omg are u serious, bryan ferry was in glasgow no way, you lucky bastard
JackM2409 1 year ago
@JackM2409 Jack, the guy was a gem , was with his son who backed Paul Thompson on the "For Your Pleasure" tour last week on drums. I have waited 40 years to meet such an enigmatic, yet troubled (in love) soul as Bryan Ferry. Both himself and ENO have inspired me as a painter.......as has Vincent and Caravaggio! !
mibeesaye 11 months ago
"We are flying down to Riohohohoh..." DOUBLE JAZZ HANDS FTW.
spooneye 1 year ago 66
@spooneye not to mention "boys will be boys will be boy-yoy-yoiz"
dontferg 8 months ago
@spooneye virginia plain F# E A B F# B
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djclapham1 5 months ago
Man that chick is just pounding on those drums, wait...
Mitch7ell 1 year ago
@Mitch7ell: That´s why he was called "The great Paul Thompson" back then !
MrSKINFLICK 11 months ago
WORK IT !!
litlgrey 1 year ago
masterpice.......
mikele444 1 year ago
just been to see them in Newcastle, they've still got it in spades :D
vunderground1 1 year ago
As a 15yo.. this was avante garde... and inspired my electronique musicale desires
zedster911 1 year ago
inventor of the mullet
tairanman 1 year ago
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anne5surf 1 year ago
Why is their six dislikes of this for? Roxy Music is better than 99.9% of bands out there today anyhow!
j4unumber1 1 year ago
love the breakdown! epic stuff :D
PdishmonkeyJJ 1 year ago
39 years ago, I can't believe it! My favorite band, have seen them several times. No one ever sounded like these guys. Or looked like them either.
quadralerium 1 year ago
Going to see them live live next week - can't wait!!
1004gerry 1 year ago
Hey, maramaku: see the "old man" in Slave To Love, Montreux 2004. Seems to me he is not still "wanting a quiet life"...
Happy70s 1 year ago
Doesn't get any better than this.
cromagno 1 year ago
I'm no Travolta, but anyone noticed how bad the 'crowd' is at dancing? Eek!
botfeeder69 1 year ago
I'm no Tavolta, but anyone noticed how bad the 'crowd' is at dancing? Eek!
botfeeder69 1 year ago
"You're so shit, you're so chiccc"
fingersin 1 year ago
Probably just an old man wanting a quiet life now.
maramaku 1 year ago
greatest single ever. androgynous ferry is my favorite of his incarnations
newfuckingwave 1 year ago 2
One of my favourite songs!!! Going to hear them in Glasgow.
pipesbillyok 1 year ago
1:38 You're so shit!
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1SeanPG 1 year ago
1:05 Riff Raff??!?
TheTrainRex 1 year ago
@TheTrainRex Hahahahaha, no, but maybe his twin brother
BobMillahhh 1 year ago
Thumbs up if you waved both your hands at 0:58
welshfilmbuff 1 year ago 2
the people trying to dance are like "what the fk is next??" god bless roxy - named two pets after em
zekedog111 1 year ago 4
@zekedog111 I may do the same and name one of my future pets Roxy. The one pet I do have is named Luca.
iammontecristo 1 year ago
@iammontecristo Roxy Luca - My dog is now named bingo boy roxy shithead lol
zekedog111 1 year ago
świetna jest ta piosenka! i ten obój też :)
sudokuwkroku 1 year ago
5 dislikes? must have stumbled on here by accident looking for a Katie Price song
reekinopiss 1 year ago
@reekinopiss more like Brian Ferrys gorgeus suit.
fannboygh 1 year ago
i primi roxy music facevano delle cose di ottimo gusto e gran classe
didistil75 1 year ago
Girl @2:31 does not want to be there.
burritolove1 1 year ago
Did Brian invent the mullet?
HopNPlop 1 year ago
Ferry in make-up and abstruse lyrics, Eno with silver sparkly gloves on, and the drummer in a loincloth. Check.
tdwon 1 year ago
@tdwon The flute player has a ponytail and is wearing yellow tights with a shiny jacket. Check!
KeyboardRambo 1 year ago
@KeyboardRambo it's an oboe.
mfrank91 1 year ago