(The Art School Glam Revolutionaries) Roxy Music was a British art rock and glam rock band formed in 1970 in London. Known for their sophisticated, stylish sound, eclectic influences, and striking visual aesthetic, they became one of the most innovative and influential bands of the 1970s. Blending art rock, glam, pop, and avant-garde elements, Roxy Music helped bridge the gap between underground experimentation and mainstream success. FOUNDING & EARLY YEARS Roxy Music was for

Article Context & Main Highlights Key Content Bryan Ferry Cover Release Date: June 22, 1985 Label: Record Mirror Country: United Kingdom Striking front cover of Record Mirror featuring a close-up portrait of Bryan Ferry. The issue is promoted as “Essential Reading for Chart Students” and highlights Bryan Ferry as the main cover star. Inside features include The Damned, David Grant, Sister Sledge, Style Council, Simply Red, and Mai Tai, under the section “Glossed in Music”. No

The June 26, 1976 cover of New Musical Express features Bryan Ferry of Roxy Music with the intriguing headline “ROXY A trial separation?”, amid rumours of tension within the band. Publication: New Musical Express (NME) Date: June 26, 1976 Country: United Kingdom Location: London Section: Front Cover THE STORY This striking cover shows Bryan Ferry in a contemplative pose, photographed by Pennie Smith. The headline refers to growing speculation about a possible split or “trial

RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Bryan Ferry Label: Island Records Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: United Kingdom (also released internationally) Released: May 28, 1976 Genre: Rock, R&B, Glam A-Side: “Let’s Stick Together (Let’s Work Together)” Written by: Wilbert Harrison Produced by: Chris Thomas, Bryan Ferry B-Side: “Sea Breezes” Written by: Bryan Ferry Produced by: Chris Thomas, Bryan Ferry TRACK LIST UK 7" Commercial Single (WIP 6307) A. Let’s Stick Together (Let’s Work Together

Release Date: July 27, 1975 Label: Island Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: United Kingdom Catalogue Number: WIP 6234 THE RELEASE WHAT THE LABEL SHOWS Bryan Ferry’s sophisticated cover of the jazz standard “You Go To My Head” backed with a re-recording of “Re-Make / Re-Model”. The A-side is a smooth, elegant take, while the B-side offers a fresh version of his Roxy Music classic. Produced by Bryan Ferry and Chris Thomas. • Standard Island Records label design • Side A: “You Go

In-depth interview feature with Bryan Ferry, captain of the Disc Sports Team tennis squad, discussing Roxy Music’s image, American tours, stage shows, and the band’s unique style during the height of their early glam/art-rock success. PUBLICATION: Date: June 8, 1974 Country: United Kingdom Title: DISC Title: Anyone for Tennis? (Another Time, Another Place, Another Headline) Sub-head: Captain of the Tennis Team, Bryan Ferry, talks to Disc Sports Editor, Fox-Cumming THE STORY B

A full‑page advertisement from New Musical Express promoting Bryan Ferry’s new single “The ‘In’ Crowd,” released on Island Records in May 1974.

A landmark early New Musical Express double-feature spread on the dazzling rise of Roxy Music, capturing the band’s bold artistic vision, Bryan Ferry’s charismatic style, and the provocative reactions they were already generating in the British music press during their breakthrough summer of 1972. Publication: New Musical Express (NME) Date: July 1, 1972 Country: United Kingdom Section: Feature / Album Review & Profile (Page 28) THE STORY WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS This substant

A stylish full-page concert advertisement in New Musical Express promoting Roxy Music’s major show at Wembley on June 30th, capturing the band during their explosive breakthrough period with their debut album riding high in the charts. Publication: New Musical Express (NME) Date: July 1, 1972 Country: United Kingdom Section: Concert Advertisement THE STORY WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS This eye-catching advertisement announces Roxy Music’s appearance at Wembley, highlighting their