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Bryan Ferry concert playlist
Does anyone have the playlist for the recent tour? I want to know the titles of 2 slow songs he sang, both of which had viola solos and lovely guitar solos at the end. The first slow song was about 3rd or 4th on the list.
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Hi nickykf
Hope this is of some help in sovng the riddle:-
Bryan Ferry excels in Dylan covers gig: review/setlist/video link
The 45 minutes of Bryan Ferry�s Dylanesque promo gig, which has just finished on BBC1 TV, saw England�s rags-to-riches rocker delivering an inspired set. Ferry was backed by a lively band � a rock quartet, filled out by piano, keyboards/viola, horn(s), and a pair of tumultuous gospel-tinged backing vocalists.
The broadcast component of Ferry�s set, recorded at the lovely ex-church, LSO St Luke�s, London, was a rich mix of Ferry/Roxy favourites, interleaved with Dylan covers:
SETLIST:
1. The In Crowd (Ferry � Another Time, Another Place)
2. All Along The Watchtower (Dylan � JWH)
3. Slave To Love (Ferry - Boys And Girls)
4. Make You Feel My Love (Dylan � TOOM)
5. Let�s Stick Together (Ferry � Let�s Stick Together)
6. Just Like Tom Thumb�s Blues (Dylan � H61R)
7. Don�t Stop The Dance (Ferry � Boys And Girls)
8. Gates Of Eden (Dylan � BIABH)
9. Smoke Gets In Your Eyes (Ferry - Another Time, Another Place)
10. I Put A Spell On You (Ferry � Taxi)
11. A Hard Rain�s Gonna Fall (Dylan � F)
12. Jealous Guy (Roxy � single)
Ferry�s treatment of the five Dylan covers was both soulful and reverential. He worked the nuances of each tune. His occasionally melodramatic delivery served to highlight the majesty of both Dylan and the other songs in the set. He delivered some well-felt, lively harp on songs 6 and 8, too: bonus!
It was instructive (if predictable) to hear how well the Dylan material sat alongside the old Jerome Kern standard, Smoke Gets In Your Eyes.
The only slight weakness of a delightful gig was the choice of final tune � a weak song by an over-rated writer, with an appropriately weakly whistled outro.
Hope this is of some help in sovng the riddle:-
Bryan Ferry excels in Dylan covers gig: review/setlist/video link
The 45 minutes of Bryan Ferry�s Dylanesque promo gig, which has just finished on BBC1 TV, saw England�s rags-to-riches rocker delivering an inspired set. Ferry was backed by a lively band � a rock quartet, filled out by piano, keyboards/viola, horn(s), and a pair of tumultuous gospel-tinged backing vocalists.
The broadcast component of Ferry�s set, recorded at the lovely ex-church, LSO St Luke�s, London, was a rich mix of Ferry/Roxy favourites, interleaved with Dylan covers:
SETLIST:
1. The In Crowd (Ferry � Another Time, Another Place)
2. All Along The Watchtower (Dylan � JWH)
3. Slave To Love (Ferry - Boys And Girls)
4. Make You Feel My Love (Dylan � TOOM)
5. Let�s Stick Together (Ferry � Let�s Stick Together)
6. Just Like Tom Thumb�s Blues (Dylan � H61R)
7. Don�t Stop The Dance (Ferry � Boys And Girls)
8. Gates Of Eden (Dylan � BIABH)
9. Smoke Gets In Your Eyes (Ferry - Another Time, Another Place)
10. I Put A Spell On You (Ferry � Taxi)
11. A Hard Rain�s Gonna Fall (Dylan � F)
12. Jealous Guy (Roxy � single)
Ferry�s treatment of the five Dylan covers was both soulful and reverential. He worked the nuances of each tune. His occasionally melodramatic delivery served to highlight the majesty of both Dylan and the other songs in the set. He delivered some well-felt, lively harp on songs 6 and 8, too: bonus!
It was instructive (if predictable) to hear how well the Dylan material sat alongside the old Jerome Kern standard, Smoke Gets In Your Eyes.
The only slight weakness of a delightful gig was the choice of final tune � a weak song by an over-rated writer, with an appropriately weakly whistled outro.
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