Roxy Music perform "Out of the Blue" at the 2019 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony

[@gigmcsweeney8566]

Out of the Blue is one of my favourite Roxy songs, especially live.

[@loti54]

The electric violinist is THE Bomb... OMG what a musician

Eddie Jobson

[@cpiscopo1]

Pure class! We'll never see another group like Roxy Music. Thanks Brian Ferry and all group members for the music and the memories.

[@AtheistCook]

Steely Dan comes close

[@donhanlon7121]

Well put Carmine, binging on Roxy right now, we were born at the right time, I love the Dylanesque period but truth is Bryan Ferry leads the competition from the early 70's and this coming from a Stones fanatic ☘️

[@SwisstedChef2018]

I am blessed to see them in 2 Weeks in Austin, TX. I fly there from Florida as they do only have 10 concerts in the USA and if one does not catch them now, it is done. I hope however to stills see Bryan solo for a few more years considering he is 77 this month (on my wife's birthday funny enough) These guys brought something completely new in the 70ties, much like Bowie and I put them in the same league, Ferry is the coolest cat on the block, always has been always will.

[@SwisstedChef2018]

Believe it or not, I am such a fan that one of my little son's middle names is actually Ferry

[@oppothumbs1]

Another band that admired Roxy Music was Duran Duran. But they didn't come close.

[@somewherelse101]

For someone who has been involved in sound production (but appreciates overall production) and have lived long enough to see plenty of light and dark at 64 and experienced my own "Out of the Blue" awakening on a more modest level, this just bought a smile to my face and a tear to my eye at the same time... well deserved Bryan and all collaborators over half a century of creating marvellous music and professionally produced creative art with invigorating stage presence from all on stage...the very essence of style with a smile. To you all "Don't Stop The Dance"

[@JohnMcKenna-of8tl]

They will always be one of my favorites from country life to today.!!!

[@rambitomone]

my out of the blue experience..was an HEROIN/coke OD in 82 playing this song!.today at 64 still kickin it..thank you bryan ..eddy .. phil..and company!

[@anne-liselarsen]

Fantastic! For me, Eddie Jobson’s solo was always the highlight of Out Of The Blue apart from Mr Ferry’s thought provoking lyrics. So great to see it played here by the master himself and with all the panache of the studio version. 🤩

[@artrock5741]

Eddie Jobson brought his musical genius to Roxy at the age of only 18. He is now considered one of the top musicians in the world (having also been right-hand man to Frank Zappa and co-founder of UK). Great to see him recognized for his earliest work with Roxy Music, including his classic violin solo on 'Out of the Blue.'

[@BloggStandard]

He curved air

[@dixonpinfold2582]

​@@BloggStandard On many an occasion he curved space and time.

[@jamesbowen8960]

You're forgetting he also for a time after Roxy Music was a member of Jethro Tull.

[@joaquinlezcano2372]

​@@dixonpinfold2582 he's referring to the band Curved Air. The band that gave him prestige first

[@dixonpinfold2582]

@@joaquinlezcano2372 I know.

[@rampridepark]

EDDIE PLAYING THE FAMOUS PERSPEX VIOLIN AGAIN...FANTASTIC

[@MyVidMix]

So glad they played one of their songs with that ominous almost vampiric tone. Very hard to think of anything else with that oozing combination of power and style. Hypnotic and revitalising.

[@barbararouissi451]

Bryan Ferry and Roxy music. The love of my life.

[@georgiarose1576]

Great to see Chris Spedding on stage with the band. Awesome violin solo by Eddie Jobson. Roxy Music are absolutely deserving of the honor. Probably the most influential band in the world. Always years ahead of their time making alternative new wave music before there was a genre by that name. Bryan Ferry is the King of Cool and the classiest man alive.

[@garylongden]

shame they didnt do "Motorbiking"

[@lisaandrews1430]

Out of the Blue- best live performance on Eddie’s incredible‘invisible’ violin.

[@cynthiasmith4130]

He is by far, the best classiest band ever!!!! He make's you want to 💃💃dance on the dance floor... So romantic.....❤❤❤....

[@brianmckinneley6768]

Grew up with this band from when I was at school I am now 66!!! Absolute legends

[@vankarguis6247]

Edwin jobson Phil manzanera Andy Mackay Paul Thompson Brian eno and of course the one and only the genius Bryan ferry there will never be another band like Roxy music ever they define music god bless them all I adore you guys

[@robertdgibson]

Eddie makes his solo look so effortless, I want to crank up only the violin in ending!

[@lahaza6515]

Right!? I literally shouted at the end!

[@hmenon2003]

For those wondering, Eno and Thompson weren't able to attend according to Manzanera, who said he reached out to both to see if they would come. Thompson has basically retired due to his arthritis and Eno for environmental reasons could not attend due to a carbon footprint pledge not to fly for year. Both were excited to be inducted, nonetheless.

[@amyweir9932]

Eno was a douchebag for not attending. Period.

[@jimlan801]

Paul Thompson is still performing as a member of Lindisfarne. I seem to recall that he was unable to attend the ceremony due to his commitments with them.

[@bernlin2000]

Eno could have taken a boat then...what a petty man.

[@BloggStandard]

@@bernlin2000 Eno NEVER does nostalgia, so the MMGWarming excuse was pretty useful.

[@christopherdavies3079]

Paul Thompson IS playing on the Roxy tour later this year

[@angeloconversi1975]

Roxy music for ever!

[@joe22589]

With the great Chris Spedding on the backseat nothing can go wrong!

[@glennpagemusic]

Go Eddie!!! Viva Roxy!!!

[@maxnicks]

Crackin version, thanks Bryan and Roxy for all the Music!

[@vankarguis6247]

I will be devastated in heartbroken if we ever lose Bryan ferry he defines music and art and style what a genius I wish we were back in the 70s so I could join up with Roxy music I love them so much

[@mariannecarroll9949]

I should have found him in the 70s and got him to marry me.

[@saturnreturn3889]

Una de las mas grandiosas bandas de la historia del rock , injustamente infravalorados , finos y unicos , el verdadero pop o al menos lo que yo entiendo por pop , viva roxy music !

[@tommcmanamon8327]

Been a fan since 1972, when I was 14 school kid. A truly class band and so influential. Fully deserve their award.

[@joebarrow6577]

only born in 71 but found them in 82 via avalon.....forgot for a wild while and then boom discovered all of the 70s work in my early 40s - what a gift!

[@ericpanissidi6761]

I live in California usa.in the 70s i was i was stil 10 years old.we only got to hear what djs fed us. The cool people and bands i ended up loving in the 80s were all inspired by roxy.thank you fathers of cool.

[@helenesteinberg7189]

Thanks for post! I attended msg nyc sept 12 2022 and they were wonderful! What an iconic group and Bryan Ferry is just so cool and elegant!

[@steventhomas6180]

1974 got my first Roxy album late start i guess still listening and loving Roxy ❤

[@christopherdavies3079]

Great footage and what a violin solo by Eddie Jobson Plus I’ve never seen those photos before from the Country Life album cover shoot

[@jesuschavezoregon5553]

A better live version!!! Love Roxy for 40 years!!!

[@johnpritchard5410]

the thrill of it all...

[@ninamc6116]

Love Roxy Music and this is my favorite song by them.

[@stiofandundealgan1280]

After all these years, still terrific !!!

[@williamcurtin5692]

I hope they're this good when I see them this Sept. in DC

[@billysouth4698]

I do like this live version better then the original, and that's a tough act to follow since most bands don't sound this great live!

[@stoppropaganda2573]

Brian is the coolest man ever to walk a stage and f*cking Eddie Jobson!!!! Damn!

[@paulabrantley9888]

Bryan Ferry so handsome and sharp dressed love his voice forever

[@duffyjohnson77]

I just listened to the original, then the live Midnight Special performance and now this. They have lost no edge in 45 years.

[@BloggStandard]

they cut short his solo by a few bars?

[@jozefbalaz1891]

Par excelens Roxy Music

[@stevebowman2368]

Greatest band ever

[@joaobarbosa9863]

Best song ever by Roxy, that bass line kills me

[@jamesbowen8960]

The original recording of the bass was by the Late, Great John Gustafson who was from Liverpool.( He's responsible for that great bass on Love is the Drug also. A contemporary and friend of Paul McCartney from way back.

[@johnwoods2736]

@@jamesbowen8960 John Wetton did a fantastic bass part to this song when he played with Roxy which was even busier than the original. On this version, it looks like Neil Jason playing bass, who played on the Flesh + Blood and Avalon albums and more recently joined the 2022 tour by Roxy Music.

[@geebzoneful]

Say Eddue live in 70s when he was a member of supergroup "UK " alongside Bill Bruford, Alan Holdsworh and John Wetton. Violin superb but his keyboard playing is astonishing. Look them up!

[@anne-liselarsen]

“I’d Can-Can if I could”. Me too. 😍😂

[@johntellmewhy]

Can't get enough of this

[@redrocks1983]

Great News that they're having a 50th Anniversary Tour in 2022!! ✌🏼

[@brianmckinneley6768]

Class loved them since school I am now 65 legends

[@arthurdeth7646]

Glad they made it into the R&R hall of fame. Yet so so sad to to see some of the originals now looking aged but glad to see that they are still acknowledged as original members. BTW is that Eddie Jobson on violin anyone?

[@Diasporaliving]

It is!

[@traceybutler-u7i]

Absolutely amazing..just love bryan ❤

[@MrKayley10]

If only John Wetton had have been alive to be there and deliver his scrunching fuzzed out bass!!! Still great video and great to see Eddie Jobson involved.

[@jamesbowen8960]

The late ,great John Gustafson was the bass player on "Country Life". He was without doubt, the 2nd most famous bass player ever to come out of Liverpool! ( McCartney being the 1st, if course!)

[@lamnuck]

@@jamesbowen8960 who played bass in this live version ?

[@jamesbowen8960]

@@lamnuck I'm pretty sure it's Zev Katz, a New York City session guy who played on the 2001 Roxy Music reunion tour.

[@lamnuck]

@@jamesbowen8960 I think you're correct, thanks !

[@harrywashington3759]

Neil Jason is the bass player in this video.

[@ubeBrettu]

Luv that. Clear violin he always played.

[@marcoantoniosanchez3793]

Roxy Music. Forever!!

[@kennethtoft6940]

Awesome ..love this Brian you are a legend ..

[@jerryjohnson575]

there great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! whAT A RUSH so cool such a beautiful song Roxy Music ..........opoid music

[@jerryjohnson575]

great lyrics they change the reality when they play that song,,,,,,,

[@normankennith7919]

my favourite roxy music song!!

[@ianwyse8157]

Awesome just love Roxy Music !

[@grayeagle1000]

OMG Jobson was with them DAMN!

[@Crichton51]

Brilliant version

[@paularnold1641]

great song -writers-musicians-well done==Trinity bless everyone with good safe healthy days==stay safe from virus-hatred-violence

[@ktotam3712]

Awesome Roxy music✔❤

[@bleckgilbert7875]

Roxy😍🎼🎼🕺🏼🎺😍🎸🥁🎸❤️❤️❤️

[@fernandosergio2656]

Thank you, its so good

[@redrocks1983]

They killed it... Absolutely great. ❤️ (Too bad their induction was so long over due by 20 yrs)

[@xs10tl1]

Paul Thompson developed nearly every beat and fill that would be used for the next 25 years of pop music. And Ringo alluded to most of them.

[@BloggStandard]

a very well informed & considered comment! ... and what happened on the original 2HB stayed on that 2HB, for nobody could either copy or take it further!

[@haljalykakik2384]

There's a reason he is known as The Great Paul Thompson

[@antheabarrett4541]

Out of the blues so comic reminds me of the past wen they were so young and me too

[@donnabailey1830]

so nice. I LOVE IT

[@johntellmewhy]

Outstanding

[@Shinji-Nukaga]

Viva!, Eddie Jobson!!

[@garylester8621]

Great performance .

[@glenncarlson7758]

If you want a huge laugh ... just have a look at RRHOF inductees selected before Roxy Music. 2019?! Better late than never I guess. And Eddies violin solo is still a magical thing. Sorry Paul Thompson couldnt attend.

[@raphamarx7144]

Maravilhoso.a melhor banda dos 70.pena que foi injustiçada

[@garrycane1170]

You may be cool, but you will never be Ferry Cool.

[@imagecarpenter]

The James Bond of rock n roll

[@georgetebbens3524]

My mom thinks I'm cool. (But she might be jivin' too.)

[@MagdaHaraburda]

❤❤❤😊Świetne

[@sandradamen796]

Sweet...so damn sweet!

[@paulm749]

Wow. Just... wow.

[@strategicviewpoint6672]

This is a nice version of "Out of the Blue"

[@lahaza6515]

It would be so amazing to hear Eddie Jobson & Warren Ellis do a song together!

[@ChristinaGina]

Holy shit I need

[@MrArtrock]

Amazing thanks for this clip, Eddie Jobson for Pres***

[@myobmyob2215]

Yeah!

[@guesser7]

I don't know what key they were in, C I think looking at Phil, I used to play this in D to play the oboe riff on guitar and I think D was the original key, but Brian like us the rest of us oldies get a deeper register as we get older. But hey what a performance! Incidentally not my fav Roxy track, that is Pyjamarama. What I liked about Roxy was their weird hypnotic non-standard chord runs.

[@susanavalentincic1600]

Me enamora

[@beekay5914]

I think I will cry when Bryan Ferry dies-what a brilliant soul.

[@MyVidMix]

Bee Kay - True, but I think he may actually be the Human Races first Immortal.

[@seizetheday5446]

I'm crying now just thinking about it. What a presence.

[@mariannecarroll9949]

Please. Not during Covid

[@berenicegalilea]

Brilliant souls never die 💎💎

[@prunepurple]

Top class

[@imagecarpenter]

After watching this I want to watch the Lucy Wilkins version . . .

[@LittleGodOfThunder]

Damn this is good!

[@DaveKarloff]

ROXY MUSIC should have a villa on mount Olympus !

[@richmacer2108]

Takes me back to the Rainbow Theatre 1973/4?

[@shaunkelly9860]

Not the same without Paul Thompson.

[@durango8882]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🌌❤️⚡️💫⭐️

[@Meterman13]

So HAPPY they made it what took so long?

[@p.rince2016]

Outstanding !Goosebumps... What a performance 🫶👏🎩 Love this song.💗 All you cares Now they seem Oh so far away All your fears I fear I once shared Now I know There's a future For all of us Not so long ago I was so scared You seemed so sad I could see Through your twisted smile So unsure Always confused Pale blue eyes Gazing down From your ivory tower Through the haze All broken and bruised Then: out of the blue Love came rushing in Out of the sky Came the sun Out of left field Came a lucky day Out of the blue No more pain I don't mind If it's only A passing craze Throwaway lines Often ring true If I were you I would stay For a little while I you were me Would you walk out In style? @bryanferry

[@berenicegalilea]

Cosmic 🌀

[@montysonful]

Who is the drummer for this performance?

[@mariocasali2817]

U N D E R R A T E D

[@charliecroker6445]

does anyone know why Tommo wasn't there

[@bluesdude1194]

Retired now due to Arthritis 😢

[@loripendleton219]

Bryan Ferry is my dad crush.

[@georgetebbens3524]

What are the damn chords to the verses, D, F, C, Em? How about the chords in the intro? They're a bit different.

[@amylpeng]

In the origin recording from Country Life (1974), intro was D Dm E7 EbMaj7; verse D F C E7; chorus G D A Asus4. The RHoF induction performance was in B, 1.5 steps below the orig key in D.

[@bluesdude1194]

I wish someone would do a guitar lesson for the violin solo, that would be smokin!

[@duxberry1958]

reminds me of a Hawkwind tune ...

[@dixonpinfold2582]

Jobson!

[@ColtraneTaylor]

This was my tribute video to Roxy on entering the Rock hall of fame. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnzRk3yMbtVjfLM

[@sammysouth8372]

hey bro where’s PT?

[@hmenon2003]

Retired due to arthritis.

[@DocBruceBanner]

More like they didn't want to pay for his plane ticket.

[@Manicprogressive1]

This is two-year-old comment but I’m replying to more recent one. Thompson is playing with them right now! Last two US nights in CA then a short stint in UK. No violin on the tour. Neither Jobson nor the wonderful musician, Lucy Wilkins, who played at Apollo in 2001. Manzanera is playing a lead guitar instead. But at least there are four of the main members there!

[@johnwoods2736]

@@Manicprogressive1 Not only that but the bass player on the 2022 tour was Neil Jason, who never played live with the band in the 1970s or 1980s, but played on some songs on both the Flesh + Blood and Avalon albums!

[@lorensmith4111]

Ok Roxi

[@williamcurtin5692]

Yeah, Jobson turned out to be a pretty good replacement.

[@rel9qr]

wouldve been nicer if he just treat the previous member kindly .