Album Info
| Artist: | Bryan Ferry |
| Album: | Live At The Royal Albert Hall 1974 |
| Released: | Worldwide, 7 Feb 2020 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Sympathy For The Devil | 5:05 |
| Written-By - Jagger/Richards | ||
| A2 | I Love How You Love Me | 2:53 |
| Written-By - Mann, Kolber | ||
| A3 | Baby I Don't Care | 1:40 |
| Written-By - Leiber/Stoller | ||
| A4 | It's My Party | 1:55 |
| Written-By - Weiner, Gluck Jr, Gottlieb, Gold | ||
| A5 | Don't Worry Baby | 3:26 |
| Written-By - Wilson, Christian | ||
| A6 | Another Time, Another Place | 4:29 |
| Written-By - Ferry | ||
| A7 | Fingerpoppin' | 2:18 |
| Written-By - Turner | ||
| B1 | The tracks Of My Tears | 2:35 |
| Written-By - Tarplin, Robinson, Moore | ||
| B2 | You Won't See Me | 2:36 |
| Written-By - Lennon/McCartney | ||
| B3 | Smoke Gets In Your Eyes | 2:41 |
| Written-By - Kern, Harbach | ||
| B4 | A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall | 4:21 |
| Written-By - Dylan | ||
| B5 | A Really Good Time | 3:45 |
| Written-By - Ferry | ||
| B6 | The 'In' Crowd | 3:54 |
| Written-By - Page | ||
| B7 | These Foolish Things | 5:36 |
| Written-By - Maschwitz, Strachey |
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Description
Bryan Ferry's "Live At The Royal Albert Hall 1974" is a fascinating time capsule that captures the artist at a pivotal moment in his career. Released in 2020, this live album showcases Ferry's performance at the iconic Royal Albert Hall in London during his first solo tour. The recording is a treasure for fans of both Ferry and Roxy Music, offering a glimpse into the early stages of his solo artistry while still carrying the energy and charisma that defined his work with the band.
The setlist is a mix of covers from Ferry's first two solo albums, "These Foolish Things" (1973) and "Another Time, Another Place" (1974). These albums were notable for their reinterpretations of classic songs, and the live versions bring an added layer of immediacy and charm. Ferry's renditions of tracks like "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall" and "The 'In' Crowd" are delivered with his signature suave style, blending rock, pop, and a touch of cabaret. The live arrangements are dynamic, and the band accompanying him is tight and polished, providing a lush backdrop for Ferry's distinctive vocals.
What makes this album particularly special is the atmosphere of the Royal Albert Hall itself. The venue's grandeur and acoustics lend a sense of occasion to the performance, and you can feel the audience's enthusiasm throughout the recording. It's a reminder of Ferry's ability to captivate a crowd, even in the early days of his solo career. The production quality of the album is excellent, preserving the warmth and energy of the live performance while ensuring clarity and balance in the mix.
"Live At The Royal Albert Hall 1974" also serves as a testament to Ferry's versatility as an artist. His choice of covers spans genres and eras, from Bob Dylan to The Beatles to standards like "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes." Each song is reimagined through Ferry's unique lens, showcasing his talent for making even the most familiar tunes feel fresh and personal. This ability to reinterpret and reinvent has been a hallmark of his career, and it's on full display here.
For fans of Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music, this album is a must-listen. It offers a rare glimpse into a specific moment in Ferry's journey, bridging the gap between his work with Roxy Music and his evolution as a solo artist. It's also a reminder of his enduring appeal and the timeless quality of his music. Whether you're revisiting these performances or discovering them for the first time, "Live At The Royal Albert Hall 1974" is a rewarding experience that highlights Ferry's artistry and the magic of live music.
