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Singles listed in chronological order from 1978 - 1989

In the spring of 1985, Bryan Ferry delivered one of his most elegant and seductive solo performances — a smooth, sophisticated ballad that became a timeless highlight of his post-Roxy Music career. Issued in the UK on 29 Apr 1985, “Slave To Love” was the lead single from his sixth solo studio album Boys and Girls. 🔘 The Story “Slave To Love” was written by Bryan Ferry and served as the perfect introduction to Boys and Girls. Recorded with a stellar cast of musicians, the tra

In the spring of 1980, Alice Cooper shocked fans and critics alike with a radical new wave reinvention. After years of horror theatrics and hard rock, he emerged with a sleek, angular, synth-tinged sound that embraced the rising new wave movement. Released on 28 April 1980 by Warner Bros. Records, Flush the Fashion marked one of the most drastic stylistic shifts of Alice Cooper’s career. 🔘 Release Details Label: Warner Bros. Records Catalogue Number: BSK 3436 Country: USA Re

Released: September 1976 (UK) Catalogue Number: Island Records ILPS 9367 Bryan Ferry’s suave, sharp‑edged third solo album — a stylish fusion of R&B covers, re‑imagined Roxy Music tracks, and his signature crooner glamour. Released in September 1976 during Roxy Music’s post‑Siren hiatus, Let’s Stick Together marked Ferry’s return to solo work following These Foolish Things (1973) and Another Time, Another Place (1974). The album blends re‑recorded Roxy material, American R&B

A genre‑blending snapshot of March 1973, with Strawbs, Sweet, Elton John, and Neil Diamond leading the charts.