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Mamouna is the ninth solo studio album by the English singer Bryan Ferry, released on Virgin Records first on 31 August 1994 in Japan and then on 5 September in the UK.
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29 nov 2023 · The sight of guitarist Phil Manzanera and reedman Andy Mackay in the credits should quicken no pulses; Ferry’s practices reduce them to contributors as interchangeable as Nile Rodgers and “syn...
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VivaroxyMusic.com looks at the music of Bryan Ferry, Roxy Music & its members Phil manzanera, Andy mackay, Paul Thompson and Brian Eno with album reviews, tour news, photos, lyrics, & more.
Andy Mackay, all'anagrafe Andrew Mackay (Lostwithiel, 23 luglio 1946), è un sassofonista, oboista, compositore, session man, produttore discografico e cantante britannico. Ha raggiunto la fama suonando il sax e l'oboe con la band britannica di glam ed art rock dei Roxy Music, di cui è stato uno dei fondatori.
5 set 1994 · Writers Brian Eno & Bryan Ferry. Alto Saxophone Andy Mackay, Maceo Parker & Mike Paice. Ambiance Brian Eno. Backing Vocals Carleen Anderson, David Williams, Fonzi Thornton & 3 more.
Now available to hear for the first time, ‘Horoscope’ tracks the journey of ‘Mamouna’. The 2023 release features eight songs, including a 10-minute version of Roxy Music’s "Mother Of Pearl", which also celebrates its 50th anniversary this year.
Bryan Ferry’s 1994 album Mamouna took him a very long time to finish, six years to be exact. It started life as Horoscope, but evolved into Mamouna over time. It was his ninth solo album and the first album to feature newly written songs since 1987’s Bête Noire.
