tomorrow is presents past... dedicate this track to my sisters birthday... she loved bryan and his songs - and so do I - sadly she died too soon - listen sister... it's my thoughts for you today...
I'm surprised that Bryan isn't better known here in the States. His sound is uniquely his own and his songs are written with talent and thought. Saw him on August 6 1988. You don't forget seeing him.
Pulp did well at that but that was mid to late 90s so it was probably still fresh in memory. We also have a band here in Belgium called Vive la Fête, they were also a 90s band mostly and did well at sounding very 80s.
I'm a stranger in your town That's the place I belong Laid behind the frame And the curtain's torn again A wailing saxophone As you know it's all in my song All the sin that I can take But you don't even know my name You've got no sense of fun But you know I've one All the good has turned to bad And you know what I think of that No time to dream No time to sigh No time to kill When love walks by And who's that crying in the street Death is the friend I've yet to meet
Don't cry please ..Even over sensitive Your souls weak moments..at the end of the day is night ..& it cant be better than last..a sigh breaks heavy memories bruise and the wound heals again till the next morning ..who is he..how dares...
"Cobbs", but heck yeah. My favorite background singer from that era. She was always willing to try something new, incredibly-professional, versatile, adaptable and saw her job to be to give her employers whatever look, sounds, moves they wanted, and to make that happen every time. As a result, this Music & Arts HS grad -- who spent so much time rehearsing with Fonzie up at Columbia and starting in Chic -- got to travel the world on a truly-extraordinary range of projects on stage and in studio, from Roxy Music to Debbie Gibson to Duran Duran to Paul Simon to Aretha to Diana Ross to the Police and on and on. And she was amazing in every role, including a classic Miller Light TV commercial. I just light up whenever I see a video with her in it, or hear her voice on something, like the opening to The Reflex. And not for nothing, but her singing chemistry with Brian on this tour was remarkable, particularly-noticeable for example on Windswept.
The late night breathed down my neck..when I came in kind of club. .large & noisy there where music was smooth,and mysty,exclusive by the long bar,quiet. .like tall shaddow I noticed standing right in the meddle ..when I put my elbow ,left almost near the end..looking for kind of darker space..and nothing but minutes I could spend staring in front of me..When the barman came along it seemed he wantwd to disappear as fast as possible. .Polished white shirt,ironed carefully..and afew kind words ..coffee ? ice ? and that was all..but it wasnt dark enough. when I turned a bit right. .to see..something I better.. never did. ..or it was just a ceremony of begining...the night that never ended...
@@jeshkam I can't remember but its the first season, and the episode starts at night on the beach. The dealers pull up on the beach in their boat, and the deal goes down in the restroom, but an unknown stranger comes in the restroom room and kills the dealer before Crockett and Tubbs could arrive. I hope this helps.
I am just I guess a poor guy though sometimes I feel it's not my afiliation ,aspect on first place of...choice . .my dreams are that seductive..like opium warm and after they pass.. dont know how to tell You ..that loving You I know what fantasy is saying Your name in private
Sir if that would be all..Once you know..she passed by me ..and when she reached the car parked over there..she turned around like ..Bye..said to me cheery...but it seemed like she wanted to say something else...I...I don't know why I came closer to the car..and like I ...wanted to see who was there..I'm not sure many years ago . But that was someone ..not that young person...a man...I apologize but like your age..in 50's or maybe 60...years old..pretty refine suited..neat..I went back..and ...before next week classes I ..I was just courious..asked her..Was that your boyfriend or...I said like that...couple words more..And she..like a bit blushing..or just it wasn't polite from me...but she said ..a friend..very good friend..Well it happens Sir ..such relationship are much better ..or safe if I can describe that..but anyway I've never talked to her again...about that...I was just worried a bit but it seemed she was inspired and happy..everything was ok..It doesn't ..hasn't change her attitude..neither behaving..even it looked like she got a misty sensitive beauty she was given already..like she's known something ...some world....state more elugible..or romantic..if I convert it into ordinary description...Yes..yes...Thank you...very much
![Bryan Ferry - The Bete Noire Tour [4]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/O2kX5GSuLX8/mqdefault.jpg)
tomorrow is presents past... dedicate this track to my sisters birthday... she loved bryan and his songs - and so do I - sadly she died too soon - listen sister... it's my thoughts for you today...
I'm surprised that Bryan isn't better known here in the States. His sound is uniquely his own and his songs are written with talent and thought. Saw him on August 6 1988. You don't forget seeing him.
A master craftsman. Will have longevity to match the greatest. Song writer extrordinary.
Ferry was at the top of his game in 1988. Perfect! ❤
A spellbinding, hypnotic, and sensuous masterpiece…….
can’t agree more… tears
This is the climate of the 80'. Some artists try to imitate it today, but it's impossible.
Pulp did well at that but that was mid to late 90s so it was probably still fresh in memory. We also have a band here in Belgium called Vive la Fête, they were also a 90s band mostly and did well at sounding very 80s.
Saw him in Dallas a few years ago, and I went nuts to actually be that close! Huge fan since late 1970's 🇬🇧
Saw him in Carré a couple of years ago…❤splendid..grtz..the Netherlands 😊
Such a Brilliant Genious!
TRANSENDENTAL
he is an icon in the states. and everywhere : alwys a fun legend. that sound .... mmm.
One of the best songs ever period
Damn right. A piece of genius. It will never get old.
need to bring this out on blu-ray.
Saw him on this tour at Radio City in NYC. It was as spectacular as this video shows!
BEAUTIFUL SOPHISTICATED SOUND....AND MUSIC...LOVE THIS, AND THE LATIN BEAT ABSENT FOR FAR TOO LONG....more please.
@@steveneast8572 Absolutely! In Every Dream Home A Heartache' also one of the best ✓
This was 36 years ago.
Still play this album to death
Is that a metaphor or a riddle?
Perfect performance!!!!!!!!!!
Pure elegance.
I'm a stranger in your town
That's the place I belong
Laid behind the frame
And the curtain's torn again
A wailing saxophone
As you know it's all in my song
All the sin that I can take
But you don't even know my name
You've got no sense of fun
But you know I've one
All the good has turned to bad
And you know what I think of that
No time to dream
No time to sigh
No time to kill
When love walks by
And who's that crying in the street
Death is the friend I've yet to meet
sensual & unforgettable
Wish could go back to 1988
Art
83K views for this masterpiece is plain proof that we're living in an upside down world, excuse my saying so.
La classe
Essa música é uma relíquia! 🎼🎶🎵🧂🎸🎷
Música liiinda!!!! 👏🤩👏🤩👏🤩👏
Genious!!
I 📢📢📢LOVE HIM. BRILLIANCE at its BEST!!!! DG💞💞
Don't cry please ..Even over sensitive Your souls weak moments..at the end of the day is night ..& it cant be better than last..a sigh breaks heavy memories bruise and the wound heals again till the next morning ..who is he..how dares...
best super❤❤❤❤❤
Michelle Cobb is very easy on the eyes. She is one beautiful woman!💕❤️ 2:11
"Cobbs", but heck yeah. My favorite background singer from that era. She was always willing to try something new, incredibly-professional, versatile, adaptable and saw her job to be to give her employers whatever look, sounds, moves they wanted, and to make that happen every time. As a result, this Music & Arts HS grad -- who spent so much time rehearsing with Fonzie up at Columbia and starting in Chic -- got to travel the world on a truly-extraordinary range of projects on stage and in studio, from Roxy Music to Debbie Gibson to Duran Duran to Paul Simon to Aretha to Diana Ross to the Police and on and on. And she was amazing in every role, including a classic Miller Light TV commercial. I just light up whenever I see a video with her in it, or hear her voice on something, like the opening to The Reflex. And not for nothing, but her singing chemistry with Brian on this tour was remarkable, particularly-noticeable for example on Windswept.
Fuckin masterpiece
So...cant You see the hole in the skies I made when timeless is lust that disappears slow leaving an Earth we used to..I used to love You...
I want to be like him....
jadore du pur bryan
Wow! 1988,
Your my favourite Avalon..🎶
Me gusta las cansiones de bryanferry
The late night breathed down my neck..when I came in kind of club. .large & noisy there where music was smooth,and mysty,exclusive by the long bar,quiet. .like tall shaddow I noticed standing right in the meddle ..when I put my elbow ,left almost near the end..looking for kind of darker space..and nothing but minutes I could spend staring in front of me..When the barman came along it seemed he wantwd to disappear as fast as possible. .Polished white shirt,ironed carefully..and afew kind words ..coffee ? ice ? and that was all..but it wasnt dark enough. when I turned a bit right. .to see..something I better.. never did. ..or it was just a ceremony of begining...the night that never ended...
A good read, thanks.
Bigger than the Pacific
Stupend
I'm at 3:56, theMate01.
Magic
Yanick, which songs did you do backing vocals to on the "Boys and Girls" LP?
MIAMI VICE
Episode?
@@jeshkam I can't remember but its the first season, and the episode starts at night on the beach. The dealers pull up on the beach in their boat, and the deal goes down in the restroom, but an unknown stranger comes in the restroom room and kills the dealer before Crockett and Tubbs could arrive. I hope this helps.
@@rodney3787 Ah, I know I know. It's season 2 ep. "Bushido" 😉😎
@@jeshkam lol, yes
Perfect live version. I wish Brian would pronounce his words better.
Bryan with ''y'', honey...
Farley Taylor at least he can spell his name
I wish, Mr. Bryan Ferry would pronounce his words better. Okay people?!
outrageous
Fair Play
Bushido brought me here.
I am just I guess a poor guy though sometimes I feel it's not my afiliation ,aspect on first place of...choice . .my dreams are that seductive..like opium warm and after they pass.. dont know how to tell You ..that loving You I know what fantasy is saying Your name in private
Sir if that would be all..Once you know..she passed by me ..and when she reached the car parked over there..she turned around like ..Bye..said to me cheery...but it seemed like she wanted to say something else...I...I don't know why I came closer to the car..and like I ...wanted to see who was there..I'm not sure many years ago . But that was someone ..not that young person...a man...I apologize but like your age..in 50's or maybe 60...years old..pretty refine suited..neat..I went back..and ...before next week classes I ..I was just courious..asked her..Was that your boyfriend or...I said like that...couple words more..And she..like a bit blushing..or just it wasn't polite from me...but she said ..a friend..very good friend..Well it happens Sir ..such relationship are much better ..or safe if I can describe that..but anyway I've never talked to her again...about that...I was just worried a bit but it seemed she was inspired and happy..everything was ok..It doesn't ..hasn't change her attitude..neither behaving..even it looked like she got a misty sensitive beauty she was given already..like she's known something ...some world....state more elugible..or romantic..if I convert it into ordinary description...Yes..yes...Thank you...very much
Art
This is the shaf