Let's Stick Together - BRYAN FERRY Reaction with Mike & Ginger

Mike & Ginger check out Bryan Ferry and his dancing girls perform the very old Roxy Music track, Let's Stick Together live.
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We definitely recommend you watch the original video, for the full experience: • Bryan Ferry - Let's St...

[@tbay]

Great song, Bryan Ferry rock n roll.

[@FionaEm]

This song was huge in Australia in 1976. I remember my Dad dancing around the kitchen when it was on the radio 😅 Still a classic that holds up today.

[@beatereich5466]

Candy Dulfer " pick up the pieces" please❤❤❤ She is sooo great. Hello from Austria

[@agegroot5666]

Bryan Ferry's solo albums were different from the ones he made with Roxy Music especially the first ones with Roxy music that were experimental. One of his solo albums had songs from the early Roxy Music reshaped. I always thought it was a cover from Canned heat's Lets work together but someone reminded me that version was already a cover. The Bryan Ferry cover is a good cover and this live version is an excellent reshape of his song from 1976.

[@beatereich5466]

Great😊😊❤

[@stevenhopwood8195]

Wow that’s a blast from the past that I haven’t heard for a lot of years. Just great. Mike I can’t blame you for liking Bryan Ferry, had some great songs. ❤️🤘🎸🇦🇺

[@clivematthews5296]

A great song that I first heard as Let's Work Together by Canned heat in 1970 although the Brian Ferry version is the earlier lyrics.Apparently both versions written by Wilbur Harrison in '62 and'69 respectively.

[@suave-rider]

My favorite song when it was released. Probably because Jerry Hall was in the video in leopard skin 🍸

[@Madman.60]

I have the Avalon album myself. I bought it new back then. Here is a request that might interest Mike. Steve Vai's song 'Knappsack'. It is an istumental guitar piece that he wrote when he injured himself playing guitar and had surgery because of it. It is written to be played with one hand, which he does brilliantly.

[@jeannettesimpson9778]

A very dapper man, Bryan Ferry is the son of a mine worker and former farmhand, and a factory worker. He grew up in a pit village in north east England. In the book "Roxy" by Michael Bracewell, he's quoted as saying that, at the age of twelve, he would take the bus into Newcastle to see concerts, dressed in a white trench coat. "I would probably have seen the adverts for Strand cigarettes. I was very interested in style."

[@David54W]

He reinvented himsef from working class dude to Society dude

[@alaska_uk1303]

This is not a Roxy song , it is one of Bryans solo covers.

[@David54W]

Kudos for not talking over it

[@fabianogomesdeoliveira4075]

Hi, my name is Fabiano and I live in Brazil. I really like your channel and your reactions to the most varied styles of music. I would like to kindly ask for a reaction with the band Keane and the song, Somewhere Only We Know. This song means a lot to me. thank you and a wonderful year 2022.

[@dalewyatt1321]

Bowie = cool. Mercury = flamboyant. Ferry = smooth.

[@mildredsparks6684]

Bryan is cool, flamboyant and smooth.

[@bazkeen]

Great song throw back guys. He definitely was the epitome of suave. My favourite by him was Don't Stop The Dance. Speaking of female saxophone players, check out Candy Dulfer and Dave Stewart (Eurythmics) doing Lily Was Here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYTJhIRpobaggNk

[@MikeandGinger]

I love Don't Stop The Dance, Slave To Love and a bunch of others from that era. He was awesome! - M

[@bazkeen]

@@MikeandGinger Definitely. Happy New Year