BRYAN FERRY chatting about Pop Art & Roxy (1990s TV) Part 1 of 2

Another gem plucked from my old VHS videos. A Channel Four documentary from the early 90s called THIS IS TOMORROW primarily about the pop art legend Richard Hamilton who calls Bryan Ferry 'his greatest creation'. This has been chopped and edited down from an hour long show to just the Bryan Ferry elements featuring some insightful looks at how Bryan and Roxy came to be. Also featuring Nick DeVille, Richard Hamilton and Antony Price, some Roxy Music clips and a look at the album cover for Siren. Its 15 minutes long so I've split this into 2 parts - hope you enjoy............Paul.

[@ladytron9188]

He looks absolutely beautiful here.

[@rosemort2]

He is at his absolute sexiest here.

[@kanecaptain]

@fez287 - thanks for letting me know. I'm glad I put this up here and that Bryan was able to use it in some way as a tribute to the great pop-artist he admired so much.

[@Pavanesound]

God! Kanecaptain - your video box is something else! Thank you.

[@sabinescheer7803]

The best looking man ever ❤❤

[@mwmingram]

Wonderful documentary thank you.

[@Eowyn77]

I'd love to see the entire documentary

[@Eowyn77]

great, thx for sharing!

[@wallacelovecraft8942]

Just talks about the beginning of Bryans life and into roxy.

[@ghosttgirlghosttspook5478]

he should have played a vampire! the best looking one ever!

[@fez287]

Great video. Did you see they put it on his website, in the news section as part of his tribute to Richard Hamilton :)

[@NisseOhlsen]

Whitley Bay, that was perfectly descried by Mark Knopfler in Dire Straits' 'Tunnel of Love'.