(March 1973): The final album featuring co-founder Brian Eno. Stranded (November 1973): The band’s first UK #1 album.
While leading Roxy Music, Ferry maintained a prolific solo career, often focusing on high-concept cover versions and smooth, original pop.
(March 1979): A comeback album blending disco and rock, featuring "Dance Away".
(November 1974): Known for its iconic (and controversial) cover art and art-rock experimentation.
The collaborative history of spans over five decades, evolving from 1970s avant-garde glam rock to the sophisticated art-pop of the 1980s and beyond. Roxy Music Studio Albums (1972–1982)
(October 1975): Featuring their massive global hit "Love Is the Drug".
Bryan Ferry And Roxy Music - Discography 1972-2... Apr 2026
(March 1973): The final album featuring co-founder Brian Eno. Stranded (November 1973): The band’s first UK #1 album.
While leading Roxy Music, Ferry maintained a prolific solo career, often focusing on high-concept cover versions and smooth, original pop. Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music - Discography 1972-2...
(March 1979): A comeback album blending disco and rock, featuring "Dance Away". (March 1973): The final album featuring co-founder Brian Eno
(November 1974): Known for its iconic (and controversial) cover art and art-rock experimentation. Ferry maintained a prolific solo career
The collaborative history of spans over five decades, evolving from 1970s avant-garde glam rock to the sophisticated art-pop of the 1980s and beyond. Roxy Music Studio Albums (1972–1982)
(October 1975): Featuring their massive global hit "Love Is the Drug".