ROXY MUSIC OUT OF THE BLUE

[@daleeeeeeeeeet]

I will never ever, ever get bored of that violin solo, or this song, EVER!

[@paularnold1641]

agree 100%

[@loiszaremba9582]

Same here

[@janicelehane6373]

its almost ethereal x

[@mickeymousebiker1]

Lucy Wilkins' violin solo is like flying straight into the sun without having your wings melt away. A simply stunning performance from a lovely lady! Roxy Music has always kept with high-quality musicianship!

[@paularnold1641]

agree 100%

[@masqueraider666]

Best electric violin solo in the history of rock and roll

[@trainhonky]

The violinist is Lucy Wilkins who, from that fantastic solo, is clearly a very talented musician. It is of course also a Roxy Music concert and therefore compulsory for Bryan Ferry to surround himself with attractive women!

[@BorisNoiseChannel]

Must be the greatest feeling ever, performing in a band that's rolling like a steam engine on steroids

[@FranklinOPT]

And dancing like a ballet company at the same time

[@RobNeilly]

Since my very first time, years ago, of seeing Lucy Wilkins play the violin solo, I cried. Stunning. My ex was/is a huge Roxy Music fan, but Lucy totally stole my heart. Every friggin time I rewatch this I'm stunned and inspired and taken to who knows where.

[@simonartley1645]

Serious Mark's to Andy Mackays adaptions of the Oboe .oh the violin sets the pulse racing ..as it dis in ..1974....

[@cymbolichuman433]

I still think that Bryan Ferry has the most beautiful voice. This is my favorite song by Roxy Music. I hope other people try to sing as good as Bryan in the future to insure good music forever...

[@tarlcabot7421]

By far my most favorite RM song. From the time I first heard Eddie Jobson on electric violin to Lucy's rendition, I have loved this song. What a song and what a band...

[@Psalm_ONE19_105]

That rendition brought tears to my eyes - the violin is so haunting and perfect - nice job indeed!!!

[@luxyaltz219]

The wonderful Paul Thomson on drums ...

[@ronp360]

i just adore bryan ferry and roxy music,

[@karenkaren3189]

I saw them only once, in the mid 70's in LA-unfortunately, a lot of it is lost to Time, but I remember how beautiful and scary he was, in his tux at the edge of the stage!

[@LeeinLimbo]

I adore that woman. Lucy Wilkins rocks my world.

[@chrismanning2173]

Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert , 1974 The States first taste of “ Out of The Blue” live and we watched and said, “ These guys are way ahead of their time”. This became and always will be my favorite Roxy Music tune. Dance Away rates up there for me due to the incredible bass line. Listen to the bass isolated. This uptempo version of Out of the Blue is good because she replicates the essence of the violin solo on the album.

[@Iambigdaa]

This version is incomparable to say the very least. This woman's violin cut straight to my soul.

[@paularnold1641]

agree 100%

[@mikerieck306]

The fucking GREAT Paul Thompson!

[@dirk1959]

That violin solo was no fake ...saw it with my own eyes, and it was THE highlight of a very good gig! :-D

[@LIZZIE-lizzie]

Back on the 70s we saw ROXY MUSIC in NYC cause we live here. I went home and told my mother BRYAN FERRY wore a red leather suit. She said it had to be too hot, so I rationalized and let it go. He wore a red leather suit. The tunes were slower and longer with no violins but the impact.

[@harkyo]

God, I wish I kept playing violin. That kicked arse! Thank you, Lucy Wilkins!

[@mharper0]

Holy violin solos, Batman!!!

[@yzerbloke]

First saw Roxy Music at the Dunstable Queensway Hall 1972. With only their 1st album in their catalogue and the Virginia plain single, They supported a band called "Stone the crows" (Maggie Bell Etc). The ONLY support band I gave ever seen to do 5 encores. ( An omen for things to come). Glad to see most of the original line up many years later in this concert including the multi talented Lucy Wilkins.

[@helenesteinberg7189]

Thanks for the post! The wonderful voice of Brysn Ferry and lucy wilkins violin! Magic!❤

[@TheHurdur]

I saw this live myself and it was totally outstanding!!! Roxy are "AWESOME" live!!!

[@mohomohorovic5080]

The song never sounded better !!

[@psfirthoffith]

My favorite Roxy Music song.Does need Jobson for that electrical violin effect imho. She does a pretty good job and she is hot as well.This song,Avalon,More Than This,Both Ends Burning,Virginia Plain,Mother of Pearl, and Love is the Drug are the ones I like most, although their catalog is extensive and great in its own right.Great band.

[@lindadote]

+weaseldragon.........this is live. One only has to watch Lucy throughout the video.....she's perfect, watch her body movements in the solo for heaven's sake, she's totally rocking it out! Ferry would NEVER allow such a thing in any case, he is the consummate performer. None of these particular musicians ever had the need to mime. I grew up with Roxy Music's wonderful sound and as much as I love the original members, a little credit where credit's due, surely. This is sheer perfection!

[@kosteriowa]

saw this tour twice in chicago and detroit....hands down top 2 or 3 shows ever...and have been going to shows since 10 years old in 1965 !

[@Stve582]

I saw Roxy perform this live in 1974 at the Rainbow in Fisbury Park. Over the years I have seen many of my favourite bands reform and play their catalogue and have left a bit disappointed as a bit of the spark had gone. This version, over 30 years later is vastly superior, and especially Lucy's violin solo. Like vintage wine, Roxy just get better and better.

[@perryseay4239]

Best damn violin solo I have ever heard

[@valhalia100]

Electric Violin;what a concept.you should hear it cranked up on a good stereo;mind blowing!

[@charlesdunfield3715]

OMG !....Lucy ......have just rewound 5 times ....... so brilliant so beauiful thank you so much

[@belkhodjamona8834]

Viva Roxy Music!

[@davidlane1169]

This is the very version the entire planet should be privy too. The original studio version ends with an electric violin solo as THIS version does with extreme flair. That's where this song explodes with a frenzy. An instant classic, but hard to distinguish from all the others. Enjoy!

[@fredrikmoback146]

Brilliant, totally love the way they are doing this and especially Lucy Wilkins.

[@1Yelocateyes]

Hands down my fav Roxy song with Love is the Drug and A song for Europe! Music God I bow🙏🏼

[@benmart5]

Lucy Lucy Lucy!! That's a sexy solo if I've ever seen one!

[@vinniemoran7362]

OMG, the quicker tempo works brilliantly as well! FIRE!

[@toothfairy666]

This is just so haunting. I absolutely love this

[@vegbloke]

Note-perfect violin, but equally such quality tambourining from the lady at the back. Altogetherly wonderful. x

[@VoodooFanMan]

If you were me would you walk out in style? NAILED IT.

[@JohnMcKenna-of8tl]

thank you for the best music that I have been blessed to listen too.!

[@TheGwimWeaper]

Wow, the violin player is the classiest musician in the group! Bryan wa always classy

[@SVBEEQV]

He's my style idol and has always been...amazing dandy (Bryan Ferry of course).

[@johnralston5164]

superb, best ever, Lucy Wilkins is outstanding, love you

[@ongaratogiorgio1073]

great Lucy !!! better than the original version ...

[@marcosanchez9476]

Roxy Music excelente version de Out of the blue.Anos escuchandolos.

[@LIZZIE-lizzie]

beginning FAST!! he's such a freak good thing

[@CarolH2]

wow! bombshell blonde is amazing on that fiddle!!! love it!

[@shyguy76]

Great concert! I Seriously recommend this DVD.

[@standingwave73]

There's an interesting version of this played live by 801 where Manzanera plays a guitar solo in place of the violin. It doesn't have the soaring quality of the violin but it's pretty cool nonetheless. Check it out.

[@LIZZIE-lizzie]

@ standingwave73 801 LIVE IS A STELLAR ALBUM, with a young SIMON PHILIPS, ENO, RAY MANZAREK. Although I listened to it endlessly, it was never given the public acclaim it deserved. The album cover has since been changed, but 801 LIVE remains one of those GOT TO HAVE albums. Even though it's YEARS LATER, 801 LIVE remains relatively unknown to the public. ENO has waltzed into the careers of countless artists, enhancing their careers and seamlessly waltzed out of those careers with future collaborations kept silent - if indeed there were future collaborations. He added much to the music of ROXY MUSIC including into their music the use of synthesizers, which was brand new in 1972. Personally, I prefer hearing these tunes from their beginnings. They were slower - when listening to these later performances the music sounds like it's being pushed or hurried. Totally unlike the original tracks and the original band members that performed them. Shoot, the cover to COUNTRY LIFE, was banned in the USA. So, you bought the banned cover version cause there was no choice. But one Christmas my younger brother got me the album with the original cover. I remember being so happy! One of the top three best presents, ever!

[@Mr03051961]

the best song of roxy

[@stratocaster485]

Paul Manzanera ~white Stratocaster/Chris ~Gibson...where have all the good times gone?

[@jambomamauk]

you need to hear it live........awesome spine tingling stuff :)

[@jozefbalaz1891]

Roxy music super classy

[@Darrylizer1]

Ah yes! Paul is still kicking it! As are the rest of the lads!

[@roxannepolicia1]

I just love this, never ages.

[@zazalachienne]

the end is fabulous !!

[@ianclark9391]

amazing - never saw Roxy - but was always a fan growing up - their music is flash, deep, moody, erotic and that violinist is unreal! Quality vid - thanks for posting

[@seamusin1697]

Ian Clark Their Live at the Apollo DVD from which this clip is taken is great from start to finish. This was about 15 years ago and Ferry has lost some range and resonance to his voice since then. This show was part of a reunion tour and their performance was on point!

[@Sydwal1523]

Brilliant - the whole DVD is excellent actually. And the dweeb down below who reckons Lucy Wilkins was miming the violin solo to Eddie Jobson's original needs to listen to it again. Utter nonsense. Saw them back in 1980 but this show over 20 years later saw them returning to their roots, which of course the true fans always wanted.

[@millstreet11]

This is outstanding live! Pleeease Bryan Ferry don't have a heart attack. Play one more UK tour before you or I die!

[@mamouna]

@bluestate69 it's amazing this music, i'm still fond of him and his music... this is one of my favorite songs... for many years now... still going strong greetz mamouna

[@waverider6kj32]

Confessions I was tripping 1st time I heard this.Just unreal got the album next day

[@mensamoo]

that chunky violinist gives me the hots.... beautiful x

[@NoTeaBaggers]

Guys... guys, seriously. I get your take on her playing live - I saw RM with Eddie twice (NY). He was everything the master - and remember - HE wrote the piece. As for Lucy, if she ever comes up with her own ORIGINAL music, please post the link. Thank you.

[@heatherlubman7496]

got to be one of the best preformed live

[@lizziesangi1602]

+heather lubman no way! you never saw them in the 1970's. He had this same style suit on, in red. I remember being home and telling my mom, he had this red leather suit on! LOLOL Gary Tibbs was the bass player. This tune was fuller and rounder, that really completed the sound + much longer play time. Eno did the violin, on the synthesizer. One "famous" show at the Bottom Line, NYC, Jeri Hall came out in a leopard suit, swinging the tail, legs up to her neck! She just walked on and walked off, but Ferry couldn't take his eyes off her. The Bottom Line is a small venue with tables, stage close to the floor.....I should say, "was.". XD Ferrys' tunes will always be classics! The violin solo is note to note, and sound for Enos' synthesized play.

[@chrisevans7520]

+Lizzie Sangi , Eno did the violin? That must have irritated Eddie Jobson a little.

[@getdennis]

Simply gorgeous!!

[@geoffreycarson2311]

MY FAVORITE R MUSIC TRACK !!!👊👍👏g

[@basmikiemike]

sooooooo good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@TVIndioMaloqueiro]

Essa banda é esplêndida, neguim. Desde o início. Mas nesse show, quantas mulheres belas no palco! O solo é de arrebentar.

[@kittyfisherxo]

this is an unbelievable performance

[@Fons1958]

Vere, VERY nice Thanks so much for uploading this!!! Yes, the lady Violinist is unbelievable good ( I wished so went on it a bit longer) !!!

[@erik-guyleysen3504]

Roxy "In the Zone"!

[@sammysouth8372]

Lucy is gorgeous. Nuff said.

[@janrogerbodin8772]

Just Incredible!!

[@Fons1958]

Lucy Wilkins on fiddle !

[@wideload9295]

sheer brilliance

[@lillebo]

Jeez...this is so GREAT !!!

[@peterkoerts]

goose bumps music!!!!!

[@dirk1959]

BTW ..Have also seen Eddie Jobson (who plays violin on the album track) do this solo live ...and he couldn't hold a candle to Lucy Wilkins solo here, that's for sure ...

[@charliepaysac3320]

quel génie, pas du tout out, énergie et créativité, solid as a rock.

[@AlejandroHernandez-bj5ho]

Holy fuk that solol :)!!!

[@LoveEatingCats]

Like a good wine... better with age.

[@MrMikadelic]

I'm in love. From 3.00

[@yosemitesam532]

who's that beauty playing the violin?

[@bleckgilbert7875]

LUCY Je craque wow

[@sullivan2339]

Paul Thompson on drums?

[@kevinjohnson7891]

fning great...class

[@closs40]

Maaaaaaa Goood!!!!!!!!!!!

[@diamdia]

Violin gave me the goosebumps

[@LeeinLimbo]

I adore that woman.

[@watteau6]

There are moments you can't analyze, Lucy Wilkins is godess.

[@caves51]

Bravo 👏

[@vegbloke]

I want her in my band x

[@bryandopp6538]

powerful stuff

[@berenicegalilea]

God's inspiration

[@waltfechter5366]

Step aside, Eddie Jobson. Lucy (on electric violin) -- you're stellar!

[@BenjWarrant]

What a ride!

[@bluestate69]

ferry's voice is still amazing. so chilling, romantic, erotic and suave at the same time. in fact, bryan ferry should own the term "suave" like trump owns "your fired"!!!

[@dlpipemsn]

Yes, the violinist is good, but listen to the 1974 version of the song, and you'll find that she replays nearly note for note Eddie Jobson's original solo. It could be argued that the solo--as played originally--is an integral part of the song... It makes me curious who actually decided how it should be played--her, or the band?