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Bryan Ferry sings along for the first time on the second album by the orchestra named after him. And that while he was only indirectly involved in the enigmatic first album (2012) and kept his mouth shut. Everything falls into place on Bitter-Sweet. Dandy Bryan Ferry knew with his band combining a conservative style with extravagance and experiment. On Bitter-Sweet he now embraces the modernism of… the 1920s and has his own oeuvre performed by a hot jazz band, with chasing banjo and wailing clarinets and saxophones. Music that was also used for the television series Babylon Berlin about decadent pre-war Berlin. It is especially special how tested Roxy songs such as Sea Breezes and While My Heart Is Still Beating come out of the paint. Where Ferry still sang on his solo album (2014) as a lost horny old man, his voice now sounds powerful and dynamic again. As a 1920s crooner, Ferry has once again found a worthy style form. (MR)more
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