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.

In May 1974, Bryan Ferry appeared on the cover of the UK music magazine Let It Rock, looking effortlessly stylish in a black embroidered kimono-style jacket beside a red vintage car SOURCE DETAILS Publication: Let It Rock Date: May 1974 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: Front Cover THE STORY This striking cover promotes Bryan Ferry as one of the leading figures in British rock and art-pop. The issue features content on Bill Haley, Ducks Deluxe, The Kinks, Lieber Stoll

The August 1973 issue of Circus magazine includes a short “Back Pages” item titled “Roxy Meets Dali, Climbs Out On Ledge,” recounting Roxy Music’s encounter with Salvador Dali in Paris. Publication: Circus Date: August 1973 Country: United States The piece describes how England’s super-svelte trans-sexual band Roxy Music decided a day with Salvador Dali might help polish their already shimmering career. The group visited Dali’s apartment at the Hotel Meurice, only to find the

SOURCE DETAILS Publication: Disc Music Paper Date: July 21 1973 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: News Page Title: Curved Air Split – Jobson for Roxy? / Strawbs Name  This Disc Music Paper news page captures a lively snapshot of mid‑1973 British rock activity. The lead story announces the split of Curved Air and reports that violinist Eddie Jobson is joining Roxy Music, replacing Brian Eno. The article highlights Jobson’s classical training and his collaboration with

This NME feature examines the rapid rise of Roxy Music through comments from band members Ian MacDonald and Phil Manzanera. Accompanied by a live performance photograph, the article explores the group's image, ambitions, influences and the public reaction to their growing success during 1972.. Publication: New Musical Express (NME) Date: September 23, 1972 Country: United Kingdom The feature focuses on Roxy Music at a pivotal stage in the band's development, presenting views

Roxy Music burst onto the scene as one of the most stylish and innovative new bands in British rock. Combining art-school flamboyance, retro futurism and glam swagger, the group delivered their debut single “Virginia Plain.” Written by Bryan Ferry, the track was a whirlwind of sharp guitars, swirling synths, and clever, cinematic lyrics that instantly set Roxy Music apart from their contemporaries.

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

The June 24, 1972 edition of Melody Maker features an early major profile on Roxy Music titled “Roxy: they’ve only just begun”, celebrating the band’s distinctive art-rock style and their rapid rise with their debut album Roxy Music. Publication: Melody Maker Date: June 24, 1972 Country: United Kingdom Location: London Section: Major interior feature THE STORY The article praises Roxy Music’s innovative blend of glam, art rock, and retro influences, highlighting Bryan Ferry’s