Bryan Ferry (October 17, 2026) – Boys And Girls (National Album Day 2026) Crystal Clear Vinyl Album: LP

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BACKGROUND

For National Album Day 2026, Bryan Ferry's UK Number One album Boys And Girls is reissued on crystal clear vinyl.

Originally released in 1985, the album became one of Ferry's most acclaimed solo releases and featured several of his best-known recordings, including Slave To Love, Don't Stop The Dance and Windswept.

The album also includes contributions from Mark Knopfler, David Gilmour and Nile Rodgers.

STYLE & THEMES

Boys And Girls blends art rock, sophisticated pop and atmospheric production, showcasing Bryan Ferry's distinctive vocal style and elegant songwriting approach.

The album remains one of the defining releases of Ferry's solo career and helped establish the sophisticated sound that characterised much of his work throughout the 1980s.

RELEASE HISTORY

Originally released in 1985.

Issued for National Album Day 2026 as a limited crystal clear vinyl edition.

PERSONNEL

Bryan Ferry — vocals

Mark Knopfler — contributor

David Gilmour — contributor

Nile Rodgers — contributor

PRODUCTION

Label: UMC - Virgin Domestic

Catalogue Number: 5754282

Barcode: 0199957542821

Release Date: October 17, 2026

Format: National Album Day 2026 Crystal Clear Vinyl LP

Manufacturer Reference: 5754282

NOTES

• National Album Day 2026 release.

• Crystal clear vinyl edition.

• Limited edition LP.

• Includes lyric insert.

• Includes black poly-lined inner sleeve.

• Originally released in 1985.

• Features Slave To Love.

• Features Don't Stop The Dance.

• Features Windswept.

• UK Number One album.

RELEASE VARIANTS TABLE

Artist	Title	Label	Country	Cat No.	Date	Format
Bryan Ferry	Boys And Girls (National Album Day 2026)	UMC - Virgin Domestic	UK	5754282	October 17, 2026	Crystal Clear Vinyl LP

TRACKLIST TABLE

SIDE ONE

• Sensation

• Slave To Love

• Don't Stop The Dance

• A Waste Land

SIDE TWO

• Windswept

• The Chosen One

• Valentine

• Stone Woman

• Boys And Girls

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