Bryan Ferry Vinyl Records

Bryan Ferry on Vinyl

Here you'll find Bryan Ferry's solo records, from “These Foolish Things” and “Another Time, Another Place” to “In Your Mind”, “The Bride Stripped Bare”, “Boys And Girls” and “Bête Noire”. Every used record is graded to the Goldmine standard, and the images show the actual copy.

Bryan Ferry (born 1945) is a British singer and songwriter and the voice of Roxy Music. Since 1973 he has released solo albums alongside the band, at first mainly cover versions. His biggest solo success is “Boys And Girls” (1985) with “Slave To Love” and “Don't Stop The Dance”.

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FAQ about Bryan Ferry

Which Bryan Ferry albums are the most important?
“These Foolish Things” (1973), “Another Time, Another Place” (1974), “Boys And Girls” (1985) and “Bête Noire” (1987).

What does “Club Edition” mean on a record?
It is a special pressing for book and record clubs with its own catalogue number. The music is identical; collectors usually prefer the regular first pressing.

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Fast & secure shipping

Delivered in 2–3 business days

By & for music lovers

Recordings curated with passion.

Diverse Genres & Assortment

Used and new vinyl records daily.

Frequently asked questions

Which Bryan Ferry albums are the most important?

“These Foolish Things” (1973), “Another Time, Another Place” (1974), “Boys And Girls” (1985) and “Bête Noire” (1987).

What does “Club Edition” mean on a record?

It is a special pressing for book and record clubs with its own catalogue number. The music is identical; collectors usually prefer the regular first pressing.