Record Collector Issue 563 (November 2024) Bryan Ferry

Record Collector Issue 563 (November 2024) Bryan Ferry

BRYAN FERRY - A true original of British pop, Bryan Ferry has been pursuing a solo career parallel to his peerless work with Roxy Music since the days when Eno was still manning their box of electronic tricks. As a new compilation collects a body of work spanning nearly half a century, he loosens his tie and looks back in languor at abody of work stretching from irreverent covers to world music and sophisticated soul pop
LAURIE ANDERSON - As the multimedia avant-garde artist and songwriter returns with an ambitious concept album telling the story of tragic aviatrix Amelia Earhart, we discuss a gloriously unconventional life and career
MAGAZINE - When Howard Devoto left the Buzzcocks in 1977, before they’d even released their debut EP, he began work on a new project that would play a key role in shaping the sound of post-punk
FOCUS - Just over 50 years ago, these Amsterdam proggers put Dutch rock on the map. Founding member Thijs Van Leer and longtime drummer Pierre van der Linden explain why they’re still yodelling strong
LIVERPOOL 45s - With the city regarding itself (with some justification) as the UK’s capitan of pop, RC continues its 45th birthday celebrations by picking some shining examples of Mersey rooted rock’n’roll from the 60s onwards
FROM THE VAULTS - Reissues and box sets from Frank Zappa, Lightning Seeds, Kevin Ayers and more given a discerning ear
NEW ALBUMS - Laura Marling, The Smile, MC5 and Tindersticks have fresh studio produce for your consumption
BOOKS - Volumes about The Jesus & Mary Chain, Fleetwood Mac and numerous others
SINGLES - Including 45s new and old from Tot Taylor, The Cyn and Comet Gai
LIVES - Performances by AC/DC, Shania Twain and IDLES witnessed

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