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A double shot of Sentimental Fool!
I love the mood of this track somber yet hopeful, balancing somewhere between classic country sorrow and early rockabilly charm.
I really like the demo as well, rougher around the edges, but full of heart.
Sol Rac
Roxy Music - Sentimental Fool (1975) Bryan Ferry / Andy Mackay from: “Siren” (LP)
Art Rock | Glam Rock
JukeHostUK (left click = play) (320kbps)
Album Personnel: Bryan Ferry: Vocals / Keyboards Andrew Mackay: Oboe / Saxophone Phil Manzanera: Guitar Edwin Jobson: Strings / Synthesizer / Keyboards John Gustafson: Bass Paul Thompson: Drums
Produced by Chris Thomas
Recorded: @ The AIR Studios in London, England UK during June 1975 - September 1975
Album Released: on October 24, 1975 Island Records (UK) ATCO Records (US)
Snake oil anyone?
I'm Doc (Star-) Dust, snake oil vendor and quack, former stardust nebula, a fool's gold tinsel version of Bildad the Shuhite.
I also do minor body surgery. Resurrection by appointment only.
I'm engaged (sort of) to Sheeny (@i-dream-of-sheeny), a genie in a bottle (long story). But in fact it is a foursome, because @angelo-chuck-wagon (my apprentice) and @william-the-ladyfinger (my compagnon) are also my lovers. Together we run the @snakeoil-pharmstore.
More stuff below the cut:
Thinking back to the early 2000s Gargoyles fandom which had it’s own conventions and dedicated monthly art competitions and massive fan-made cinematic universes like the TGS and Christine Morgan’s stuff and I really think we have one group of people to thank for all this:
Trek fans.
Like I don’t know this for sure, but I feel like the fact that half the voice cast was made of Trek alumni brought in the veteran nerds who knew how to organize. How many of us younger fans benefited because the people who cut their teeth publishing Kirk/Spook zines decided to put their weight and experience behind this little cartoon we all loved?
I’m sure the fact that Disney putting out reruns right as we were entering into the golden age of fan sites had a lot to do with it too. But the older, more experienced nerds absolutely carved out that space for the rest of us to play in. It meant that my first real experience with fandom was something beautiful and collaborative.
I’m sure this is true of a lot of fandoms that elder nerds have blessed with their love. But damn did it shine through this one.
gil is wearing enkidu’s necklace around his waist i am gonna mcfricking loose it
Sentimental Fool
