After two years of the release of his last solo album, Bryan Ferry, the former Roxy Music vocalist, is back with a new album that goes by the name 'Avonmore'. This new work represents the fifteenth of his studio albums and succeeds 'Olympia' (2010) and the conceptual 'The Jazz Age in 2012' (2012), in which together with an 'old school' orchestra he toured the great classics of Roxy Music in the key of jazz.
'Avonmore' It will go on sale on November 17 and will include eight unreleased songs and also two versions, as announced a few days ago by the BMG label. Ferry has worked on the production of 'Avonmore' alongside his longtime collaborator Rhett Davies, the talented British producer with whom he worked throughout his career.
The new album has also featured huge musical figures such as Johnny Marr, (The Smiths), Nile Rodgers (Chic), Marcus Miller, prestigious jazz player and regular collaborator of Miles Davis, Flea, the famous bassist of Red Hot Chili Peppers, Mark Knopfler, Maceo Parker, and Ronnie Spector. Avonmore's tracklist includes the tracks' Loop De Li ', the first promotional single, as well as' Midnight train', 'Soldier of fortune', 'Driving me wild', 'A special kind of guy', 'Avonmore', ' Lost ',' One night stand ', in addition to versions of' Send in the clowns' by Stephen Sondheim, and 'Johnny & Mary', the classic of Robert Palmer from the early eighties.