Album Info Hide Show Artist: Bryan Ferry Album: Avonmore Released: UK, Europe & US, 5 Dec 2015 Tracklist: 1 Avonmore A1 Loop De Li Backing Vocals – Bobbie Gordon, Emily Panic, Fonzi Thornton, Hannah Khemoh, Jodie Scantlebury, Laura Marin Bass – Marcus Miller Drums – Tara Ferry Guitar – David Williams , Johnny Marr, Neil Hubbard, Nile Rodgers, Oliver Thompson, Steve Jones Keyboards – Bryan Ferry Oboe – John Moody Producer – Bryan Ferry, Johnson Somerset, Rhett Davies Saxophone – Richard White A2 Midnight train Backing Vocals – Fonzi Thornton Bass – Guy Pratt, Marcus Miller Drums – Andy Newmark, Tara Ferry Guitar – Chris Spedding, David Williams , Jacob Quistgaard, Jeff Thall, Johnny Marr, Neil Hubbard, Nile Rodgers, Oliver Thompson, Steve Jones Keyboards – Bryan Ferry Producer – Bryan Ferry, Johnson Somerset, Rhett Davies A3 Soldier Of Fortune Backing Vocals – Fonzi Thornton Bass – Marcus Miller Drums – Tara Ferry Guitar – Johnny Marr, Neil Hubbard, Steve Jones Keyboards – Bryan Ferry, Paul Beard Saxophone – Iain Dixon, Richard White, Robert Fowler Written-By – Ferry, Marr A4 Driving Me Wild Backing Vocals – Fonzi Thornton Bass – Guy Pratt, Marcus Miller Drums – Tara Ferry Guitar – Johnny Marr, Neil Hubbard, Nile Rodgers, Oliver Thompson Keyboards – Bryan Ferry Percussion – Cherisse Osei Saxophone – Richard White A5 A Special Kind Of Guy Backing Vocals – Fonzi Thornton Bass – Guy Pratt, Marcus Miller Drums – Tara Ferry Guitar – Neil Hubbard, Nile Rodgers, Steve Jones Keyboards – Bryan Ferry B1 Avonmore Alto Saxophone – Richard White Bass – Flea, Guy Pratt, Paul Turner Drums – Cherisse Osei, Tara Ferry Guitar – Johnny Marr, Neil Hubbard, Nile Rodgers, Oliver Thompson, Steve Jones Keyboards – Bryan Ferry Percussion – Frank Ricotti Written-By – Ferry, Thompson B2 Lost Bass – Neil Jason Drums – Andy Newmark, Cherisse Osei, Tara Ferry Guitar – Mark Knopfler, Neil Hubbard Keyboards – Bryan Ferry B3 One Night Stand Alto Saxophone – Maceo Parker Backing Vocals – Hannah Khemoh, Michelle John, Ronnie Spector, Sewuese Abwa, Shar White Bass – Marcus Miller Drums – Tara Ferry Guitar – Chris Spedding, David Williams , Jacob Quistgaard, Jeff Thall, Johnny Marr, Neil Hubbard, Nile Rodgers, Oliver Thompson, Steve Jones Keyboards – Bryan Ferry, Paul Beard Percussion – Cherisse Osei, Frank Ricotti Producer – Bryan Ferry, Johnson Somerset, Rhett Davies B4 Send In The Clowns Arranged By [Strings] – Bryan Ferry, Colin Good Bass – Marcus Miller Double Bass – Chris Lawrence, Tom Wheatley Drums – Cherisse Osei, Tara Ferry Guitar – Johnny Marr Piano – Colin Good trumpet – Enrico Tomasso Written-By – Sondheim B5 Johnny And Mary Backing Vocals – Hanne Hukkelberg Drums – Cherisse Osei Guitar – Oliver Thompson Piano – Bryan Ferry Producer, Mixed By – Todd Terje Programmed By, Synth – Todd Terje Written-By – Palmer 2 Avonmore Remixes A1 Avonmore (Idjut Boys Remix) 8:47 Remix – Idjut Boys Written-By – Ferry, Thompson A2 Driving Me Wild (Johnson Somerset Remix) 8:33 Remix – Johnson Somerset B1 Loop De Li (Leo Zero Remix) 7:04 Producer – Bryan Ferry, Johnson Somerset, Rhett Davies Remix – Leo Zero B2 Send In The Clowns (Leftside Wobble Remix) 4:19 Remix – Leftside Wobble Written-By – Sondheim CD1 Avonmore 1 Loop De Li 2 Midnight train 3 Soldier Of Fortune 4 Driving Me Wild 5 A Special Kind Of Guy 6 Avonmore 7 Lost 8 One Night Stand 9 Send In The Clowns 10 Johnny And Mary CD2 Avonmore Remixes 1 Loop De Li (Leo Zero Remix) 7:04 Remix – Leo Zero 2 Loop De Li (Leo Zero Extended Dub Remix) 8:34 Remix – Leo Zero 3 Loop De Li (Ray Mang Remix) 8:04 Remix – Ray Mang 4 Midnight train (Johnson Somerset Remix) 9:51 Remix – Johnson Somerset 5 Midnight train (Idjut Boys House Remix) 10:41 Remix – Idjut Boys 6 Midnight train (Idjut Boys House Dub Remix) 6:32 Remix – Idjut Boys 7 Soldier Of Fortune (Beard Of Concern Stripped Remix) 4:55 Remix – Beard Of Concern 8 Driving Me Wild (Johnson Somerset Remix) 8:33 Remix – Johnson Somerset 9 Driving Me Wild (Leftside Wobble Dub Remix) 4:54 Remix – Leftside Wobble 10 Driving Me Wild (Leo Zero Dub Remix) 8:28 Remix – Leo Zero CD3 1 Driving Me Wild (Ray Mang Instrumental Dub Remix) 8:53 Remix – Ray Mang 2 Driving Me Wild (Synapson Remix) 3:40 Remix – Synapson 3 Avonmore (Idjut Boys Remix) 8:47 Remix – Idjut Boys 4 Avonmore (Idjut Boys Dub Remix) 7:52 Remix – Idjut Boys 5 Avonmore (Prins Thomas Remix) 7:33 Remix – Prins Thomas 6 Avonmore (Johnson Somerset Remix) 11:06 Remix – Johnson Somerset 7 Lost (Johnson Somerset Remix) 7:05 Remix – Johnson Somerset 8 One Night Stand (Johnson Somerset Remix) 10:34 Remix – Johnson Somerset 9 Send In The Clowns (Metamorfozy Remix) 4:44 Remix – Metamorfzy 10 Send In The Clowns (Leftside Wobble Remix) 4:19 Remix – Leftside Wobble Videos DVD1 Loop De Li Directed By – Aoife McArdle Edited By – Thomas Grove Carter Producer – Sally Campbell , Tash Tan, Tim Nash DVD2 Johnny And Mary Directed By – Brantely Gutierrez Edited By – Pablo Balderas Producer – Isaac Ferry, Stephanie Scire 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His voice, as always, carries a unique blend of vulnerability and confidence, drawing listeners into the world he creates with his music. The production on Avonmore is lush and layered, featuring contributions from a stellar lineup of musicians, including Nile Rodgers, Johnny Marr, and Marcus Miller. Their input adds a richness to the album, with Rodgers’ signature guitar work and Marr’s melodic sensibilities complementing Ferry’s vision perfectly. One of the standout tracks, “Driving Me Wild”, exemplifies the album’s ability to balance modernity with nostalgia. The song’s groove is infectious, and the interplay between the instrumentation and Ferry’s vocals is masterful. Another highlight is the title track, “Avonmore”, which captures a sense of longing and introspection, wrapped in a soundscape that feels both intimate and expansive. Ferry also includes a couple of covers on this album, reinterpreting Stephen Sondheim’s “Send in the Clowns” and Robert Palmer’s “Johnny and Mary.” His rendition of “Johnny and Mary”, featuring Norwegian DJ and producer Todd Terje, is particularly striking. The minimalist arrangement and Ferry’s poignant delivery breathe new life into the song, making it a standout moment on the record. Lyrically, Avonmore explores themes of love, loss, and reflection, with Ferry’s poetic sensibilities shining through. The album feels like a continuation of the narrative he has been weaving throughout his career, yet it also stands on its own as a cohesive and compelling work. Critically, Avonmore was well-received, with many praising its production quality and Ferry’s ability to remain relevant in the ever-changing music landscape. It serves as a reminder of his talent and his dedication to his craft, proving that even decades into his career, he continues to push boundaries and create music that resonates. In conclusion, Avonmore is a beautifully crafted album that showcases Bryan Ferry’s strengths as a songwriter, performer, and collaborator. It’s a record that rewards repeated listens, revealing new layers and nuances each time. For fans of Ferry’s work, it’s a must-listen, and for those new to his music, it’s a fantastic entry point into his rich and varied discography. Product Reviews Hide Show Write a Review