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Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	^[1]
The Guardian	^[2]
Pitchfork Media	(6.7/10)^[3]
PopMatters	(8/10)^[4]
Rolling Stone	^[5]

Avonmore is the fifteenth studio album by the British singer Bryan Ferry, released in the United Kingdom on 17 November 2014.^[6]

The title of the album was named after the location of Ferry's studio in London where it was recorded.^[7] The album was announced on 23 September 2014 with a preview of the song "Loop De Li".^[8] The album was produced by Ferry with longterm collaborator Rhett Davies, who has produced several albums for Ferry and Roxy Music. The album also features Ferry regulars such as Fonzi Thornton, Nile Rodgers, Marcus Miller, and Johnny Marr (who co-wrote the track "Soldier of Fortune"). The album includes two cover versions, a rendition of Stephen Sondheim's "Send in the Clowns" and a version of "Johnny and Mary", originally by Robert Palmer. The latter track was a collaboration with the Norwegian DJ/producer Todd Terje and first appeared on Terje's album It's Album Time which was released earlier in 2014.

Avonmore peaked at number 19 on the UK Albums Chart, and number 72 on the US Billboard 200.

Critical reception

Reception of the album was generally positive. In a four-out-of-five-stars review, AllMusic critic Stephen Thomas Erlewine wrote that "this is Ferry's prime, a moment when his legacy was intact but yet to be preserved in amber" and that the album "consciously evokes this distinct period, sometimes sighing into the exquisite ennui of Avalon but usually favoring the fine tailoring of Boys and Girls, a record where every sequenced rhythm, keyboard, and guitar line blended into an alluring urbane pulse" and that "the songs are what makes this record something more than a fling".^[9] PopMatters critic John Paul wrote that the album "functions as a well-deserved victory lap for both Ferry and those he’s assembled, triumphantly returning to relevance and reminding listeners he’s been doing this since the '70s. It's just taken this long for the mainstream to catch up with where he’s been all along".^[10] Writer T. Cole Rachel from Pitchfork Media was less positive, giving the album 6.7 out of 10, writing that the album, in places, "flounders when the music, which routinely flirts with a kind of adult contemporary smoothness, leans over into blandness" and stating that "Ferry's well-documented good taste is both an asset and possibly a curse" and concluding that the record is "a fine addition to Bryan Ferry’s oeuvre, if not necessarily a terribly challenging one".^[11]

Special edition

On October 29, 2015, Bryan Ferry announced the release of the a special edition package of the album, containing the album on vinyl and CD, along with a 48-page book of photos by photographer Matthew Becker.^[12]

Track listing

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer(s)	Length
1.	"Loop De Li"	Ferry	Ferry, Davies, Somerset	4:18
2.	"Midnight Train"	Ferry	Ferry, Davies, Somerset	3:49
3.	"Soldier of Fortune"	Ferry, Johnny Marr	Ferry, Davies	4:25
4.	"Driving Me Wild"	Ferry	Ferry, Davies	3:37
5.	"A Special Kind of Guy"	Ferry	Ferry, Davies	3:14
6.	"Avonmore"	Ferry, Oliver Thompson	Ferry, Davies	5:13
7.	"Lost"	Ferry	Ferry, Davies	2:47
8.	"One Night Stand"	Ferry	Ferry, Davies, Somerset	5:05
9.	"Send in the Clowns"	Stephen Sondheim	Ferry, Davies	4:02
10.	"Johnny and Mary"	Robert Palmer	Todd Terje	6:47
Total length:				43:15

Personnel

"Loop De Li"

Bryan Ferry: vocals, keyboards
Johnny Marr, Nile Rodgers, Neil Hubbard, Oliver Thompson, David Williams, Steve Jones: guitar
Marcus Miller: bass
Tara Ferry: drums
John Moody: oboe
Richard White: saxophone
Fonzi Thornton, Laura Mann, Emily Panic, Hannah Khemoh, Jodie Scantlebury, Bobbie Gordon: backing vocals

"Midnight Train"

Bryan Ferry: vocals, keyboards
Johnny Marr, Nile Rodgers, Jeff Thall, Neil Hubbard, Oliver Thompson, David Williams, Chris Spedding, Steve Jones, Jacob Quistgaard: guitar
Marcus Miller, Guy Pratt: bass
Tara Ferry, Andy Newmark: drums
Fonzi Thornton: backing vocals

"Soldier of Fortune"

Bryan Ferry: vocals, keyboards
Johnny Marr, Neil Hubbard, Steve Jones: guitar
Marcus Miller: bass
Tara Ferry: drums
Paul Beard: keyboards
Iain Dixon, Robert Fowler, Richard White: saxophone
Fonzi Thornton: backing vocals

"Driving Me Wild"

Bryan Ferry: vocals, keyboards
Johnny Marr, Nile Rodgers, Neil Hubbard, Oliver Thompson: guitar
Marcus Miller, Guy Pratt: bass
Tara Ferry: drums
Richard White: saxophone
Cherisse Osei: percussion
Fonzi Thornton: backing vocals

"A Special Kind of Guy"

Bryan Ferry: vocals, keyboards
Nile Rodgers, Neil Hubbard, Steve Jones: guitar
Marcus Miller, Guy Pratt: bass
Tara Ferry: drums
Fonzi Thornton: backing vocals

"Avonmore"

Bryan Ferry: vocals, keyboards
Johnny Marr, Nile Rodgers, Neil Hubbard, Oliver Thompson, Steve Jones: guitar
Flea, Guy Pratt, Paul Turner: bass
Tara Ferry, Cherisse Osei: drums
Richard White: alto saxophone
Frank Ricotti: percussions

"Lost"

Bryan Ferry: vocals, keyboards
Mark Knopfler, Neil Hubbard: guitar
Neil Jason: bass
Andy Newmark, Tara Ferry, Cherisse Osei: drums

"One Night Stand"

Bryan Ferry: vocals, keyboards
Johnny Marr, Nile Rodgers, Jeff Thall, Neil Hubbard, Oliver Thompson, David Williams, Chris Spedding, Steve Jones, Jacob Quistgaard: guitar
Marcus Miller: bass
Tara Ferry: drums
Paul Beard: keyboards
Maceo Parker: alto saxophone
Ronnie Spector, Hannah Khemoh, Sewuse Abwa, Shar White, Michelle John: backing vocals

"Send in the Clowns"

Bryan Ferry: vocals
Johnny Marr: guitar
Marcus Miller: bass
Chris Laurence, Tom Wheatley: double bass
Tara Ferry, Cherisse Osei: drums
Colin Good: piano
Richard White: alto saxophone
Frank Ricotti: percussions
Enrico Tomasso: trumpet

String arrangement by Colin Good & Bryan Ferry

"Johnny and Mary"

Bryan Ferry: vocals, piano
Todd Terje: production, programming, synth
Oliver Thompson: guitar
Cherisse Osei: drums
Hanne Hukkelberg: backing vocals

Additional personnel

Alistair Norbury – management
Johnny Dewe Mathews – cover photography
Neil Kirk – inner sleeve photography
Michael Knight – design
Jono Patrick – digital artwork

Charts

Chart (2014)	Peak position
French Albums (SNEP)^[13]	63
German Albums (Offizielle Top 100)^[14]	23
Italian Albums (FIMI)^[15]	71
Swedish Albums (Sverigetopplistan)^[16]	19
UK Albums (OCC)^[17]	19
US Billboard 200^[18]	72

References

^ AllMusic review
^ The Guardian (review)
^ Pitchfork Media review
^ [1]
^ Rolling Stone review
^ Bryan Ferry Official Site (Avonmore)
^ Bryan Ferry on Later... with Jools Holland. BBC Television. (7 November 2014)
^ YouTube (Bryan Ferry - "Loop De Li")
^ Allmusic review
^ [2]
^ Pitchfork Media review
^ "Avonmore Deluxe Edition". Roxy Music. Retrieved 15 December 2015.
^ "Lescharts.com – Bryan Ferry – Avonmore". Hung Medien. Retrieved 10 December 2014.
^ "Offiziellecharts.de – Bryan Ferry – Avonmore" (in German). GfK Entertainment Charts. Retrieved 2 December 2014.
^ "Artisti - Classifica settimanale WK 47 (dal 17-11-2014 al 23-11-2014)" (in Italian). Federazione Industria Musicale Italiana. Retrieved 28 November 2014.
^ "Swedishcharts.com – Bryan Ferry – Avonmore". Hung Medien. Retrieved 27 November 2014.
^ "Bryan Ferry | Artist | Official Charts". UK Albums Chart. Retrieved 30 November 2014.
^ "Bryan Ferry Chart History (Billboard 200)". Billboard. Retrieved 30 November 2014.

External links

[1] AllMusic review

[2] The Guardian (review)

[3] Pitchfork Media review

[4] [1]

[5] Rolling Stone review

[6] Bryan Ferry Official Site (Avonmore)

[7] Bryan Ferry on Later... with Jools Holland. BBC Television. (7 November 2014)

[8] YouTube (Bryan Ferry - "Loop De Li")

[9] Allmusic review

[10] [2]

[11] Pitchfork Media review

[12] "Avonmore Deluxe Edition". Roxy Music. Retrieved 15 December 2015.

[ac_France_Bryan_Ferry-13] "Lescharts.com – Bryan Ferry – Avonmore". Hung Medien. Retrieved 10 December 2014.

[ac_Germany4_Bryan_Ferry-14] "Offiziellecharts.de – Bryan Ferry – Avonmore" (in German). GfK Entertainment Charts. Retrieved 2 December 2014.

[15] "Artisti - Classifica settimanale WK 47 (dal 17-11-2014 al 23-11-2014)" (in Italian). Federazione Industria Musicale Italiana. Retrieved 28 November 2014.

[ac_Sweden_Bryan_Ferry-16] "Swedishcharts.com – Bryan Ferry – Avonmore". Hung Medien. Retrieved 27 November 2014.

[ac_UK_Bryan_Ferry-17] "Bryan Ferry | Artist | Official Charts". UK Albums Chart. Retrieved 30 November 2014.

[ac_Billboard200_Bryan_Ferry-18] "Bryan Ferry Chart History (Billboard 200)". Billboard. Retrieved 30 November 2014.

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 '''''Avonmore''''' is the fifteenth studio album by the British singer [[Bryan Ferry]], released in the United Kingdom on 17 November 2014.<ref>[http://www.bryanferry.com/avonmore/ Bryan Ferry Official Site (''Avonmore'')]</ref>
-The title of the album was named after the location of Ferry's studio in London where it was recorded.<ref>Bryan Ferry on ''Later With Jools Holland''. BBC Television. (7 Nov 2014)</ref>
+The title of the album was named after the location of Ferry's studio in London where it was recorded.<ref>Bryan Ferry on ''Later... with Jools Holland''. BBC Television. (7 November 2014)</ref>
-The album was announced on 23 September 2014 with a preview of the song "Loop De Li".<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TiicVWYh_v4&feature=youtu.be YouTube (Bryan Ferry - "Loop De Li")]</ref> The album was produced by Ferry with longterm collaborator Rhett Davies, who has produced several albums for Ferry and [[Roxy Music]]. The album also features Ferry regulars such as [[Fonzi Thornton]], [[Nile Rodgers]], [[Marcus Miller]], and [[Johnny Marr]] (who co-wrote the track "Soldier of Fortune"). The album includes two cover versions, a rendition of [[Stephen Sondheim]]'s "[[Send In The Clowns]]" and a version of "[[Johnny and Mary]]", originally by [[Robert Palmer (singer)|Robert Palmer]]. The latter track was a collaboration with the Norwegian DJ/producer [[Todd Terje]] and first appeared on Terje's album ''[[It's Album Time]]'' which was released earlier in 2014.
+The album was announced on 23 September 2014 with a preview of the song "Loop De Li".<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TiicVWYh_v4&feature=youtu.be YouTube (Bryan Ferry - "Loop De Li")]</ref> The album was produced by Ferry with longterm collaborator Rhett Davies, who has produced several albums for Ferry and [[Roxy Music]]. The album also features Ferry regulars such as [[Fonzi Thornton]], [[Nile Rodgers]], [[Marcus Miller]], and [[Johnny Marr]] (who co-wrote the track "Soldier of Fortune"). The album includes two cover versions, a rendition of [[Stephen Sondheim]]'s "[[Send in the Clowns]]" and a version of "[[Johnny and Mary]]", originally by [[Robert Palmer (singer)|Robert Palmer]]. The latter track was a collaboration with the Norwegian DJ/producer [[Todd Terje]] and first appeared on Terje's album ''[[It's Album Time]]'' which was released earlier in 2014.
-''Avonmore'' peaked at number 19 on the [[UK Album Chart]], and number 72 on the [[Billboard 200|US Billboard 200]].
+''Avonmore'' peaked at number 19 on the [[UK Albums Chart]], and number 72 on the [[Billboard 200|US ''Billboard'' 200]].
 ==Critical reception==
+Reception of the album was generally positive. In a four-out-of-five-stars review, [[AllMusic]] critic [[Stephen Thomas Erlewine]] wrote that "this is Ferry's prime, a moment when his legacy was intact but yet to be preserved in amber" and that the album "consciously evokes this distinct period, sometimes sighing into the exquisite ennui of [[Avalon (Roxy Music album)|Avalon]] but usually favoring the fine tailoring of [[Boys and Girls (album)|Boys and Girls]], a record where every sequenced rhythm, keyboard, and guitar line blended into an alluring urbane pulse" and that "the songs are what makes this record something more than a fling".<ref>[http://www.allmusic.com/album/avonmore-mw0002757654 Allmusic review]</ref> [[PopMatters]] critic John Paul wrote that the album "functions as a well-deserved victory lap for both Ferry and those he’s assembled, triumphantly returning to relevance and reminding listeners he’s been doing this since the '70s. It's just taken this long for the mainstream to catch up with where he’s been all along".<ref>[http://www.popmatters.com/review/188229-bryan-ferry-avonmore/]</ref> Writer T. Cole Rachel from [[Pitchfork Media]] was less positive, giving the album 6.7 out of 10, writing that the album, in places, "flounders when the music, which routinely flirts with a kind of adult contemporary smoothness, leans over into blandness" and stating that "Ferry's well-documented good taste is both an asset and possibly a curse" and concluding that the record is "a fine addition to Bryan Ferry’s oeuvre, if not necessarily a terribly challenging one".<ref>[http://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/19981-bryan-ferry-avonmore/ Pitchfork Media review]</ref>
+==Special edition==
-Reception of the album was generally positive. [[Allmusic]] critic [[Stephen Thomas Erlewine]] gave 4 stars out of 5 to the album writing that "this is Ferry's prime, a moment when his legacy was intact but yet to be preserved in amber" and that the album "consciously evokes this distinct period, sometimes sighing into the exquisite ennui of [[Avalon (Roxy Music album)|Avalon]] but usually favoring the fine tailoring of [[Boys and Girls (album)|Boys and Girls]], a record where every sequenced rhythm, keyboard, and guitar line blended into an alluring urbane pulse" and that "the songs are what makes this record something more than a fling".<ref>[http://www.allmusic.com/album/avonmore-mw0002757654 Allmusic review]</ref> [[Popmatters]] critic John Paul wrote that the album "functions as a well-deserved victory lap for both Ferry and those he’s assembled, triumphantly returning to relevance and reminding listeners he’s been doing this since the ‘70s. It’s just taken this long for the mainstream to catch up with where he’s been all along".<ref>[http://www.popmatters.com/review/188229-bryan-ferry-avonmore/]</ref> Writer T. Cole Rachel from [[Pitchfork Media]] was less positive, giving the album 6.7 out of 10, writing that the album, in places, "flounders when the music, which routinely flirts with a kind of adult contemporary smoothness, leans over into blandness" and stating that "Ferry’s well-documented good taste is both an asset and possibly a curse" and concluding that the record is "a fine addition to Bryan Ferry’s oeuvre, if not necessarily a terribly challenging one".<ref>[http://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/19981-bryan-ferry-avonmore/ Pitchfork Media review]</ref>
+On October 29, 2015, Bryan Ferry announced the release of the a special edition package of the album, containing the album on vinyl and CD, along with a 48-page book of photos by photographer Matthew Becker.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://vivaroxymusic.com/albums_116.php|title=Avonmore Deluxe Edition|publisher=Roxy Music|accessdate=15 December 2015}}</ref>
-==Avonmore Special Edition==
-On October 29, 2015, Bryan Ferry announced the release of the Avonmore Special Edition package, containing the original album on vinyl and CD, along with a 48-page book of photos by photographer Matthew Becker.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://vivaroxymusic.com/albums_116.php|title=Avonmore Deluxe Edition|publisher=Roxy Music|accessdate=15 December 2015}}</ref>
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-;"Midnight Train"
+'''"Midnight Train"'''
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 *Johnny Marr, Nile Rodgers, Jeff Thall, Neil Hubbard, Oliver Thompson, David Williams, [[Chris Spedding]], Steve Jones, [[Jacob Quistgaard]]: guitar
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 *Johnny Marr, Nile Rodgers, Neil Hubbard, Oliver Thompson: guitar
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 *Johnny Marr, Nile Rodgers, Neil Hubbard, Oliver Thompson, Steve Jones: guitar
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 *[[Frank Ricotti]]: percussions
-;"Lost"
+'''"Lost"'''
 *Bryan Ferry: vocals, keyboards
 *[[Mark Knopfler]], Neil Hubbard: guitar
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 *Andy Newmark, Tara Ferry, Cherisse Osei: drums
-;"One Night Stand"
+'''"One Night Stand"'''
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 *Johnny Marr, Nile Rodgers, Jeff Thall, Neil Hubbard, Oliver Thompson, David Williams, Chris Spedding, Steve Jones, Jacob Quistgaard: guitar
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 *[[Ronnie Spector]], Hannah Khemoh, Sewuse Abwa, Shar White, Michelle John: backing vocals
-;"Send In The Clowns"
+'''"Send in the Clowns"'''
 *Bryan Ferry: vocals
 *Johnny Marr: guitar
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 String arrangement by Colin Good & Bryan Ferry
-;"Johnny and Mary"
+'''"Johnny and Mary"'''
 *Bryan Ferry: vocals, piano
 *Todd Terje: [[Production music|production]], [[Programming (music)|programming]], [[synth]]
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-==Additional personnel==
+'''Additional personnel'''
+* Alistair Norbury – management
+* Johnny Dewe Mathews – cover photography
-* Alistair Norbury - Management
-* Johnny Dewe Mathews - Cover photography
+* Neil Kirk – inner sleeve photography
+* Michael Knight – design
-* Neil Kirk - Inner sleeve photography
+* Jono Patrick – digital artwork
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v t e Bryan Ferry
The Bryan Ferry Orchestra
Studio albums	These Foolish Things Another Time, Another Place Let's Stick Together In Your Mind The Bride Stripped Bare Boys and Girls Bête Noire Taxi Mamouna As Time Goes By Frantic Dylanesque Olympia The Jazz Age (with the Bryan Ferry Orchestra) Avonmore Bitter-Sweet (as Bryan Ferry and His Orchestra)
Compilation albums	Street Life: 20 Great Hits The Ultimate Collection More than This: The Best of Bryan Ferry + Roxy Music
Singles	"Let's Stick Together" "The Price of Love" "Heart on My Sleeve" "This Is Tomorrow" "Tokyo Joe" "Sign of the Times" "Slave to Love" "Don't Stop the Dance" "Windswept" "The Right Stuff" "Kiss and Tell" "Limbo"
Related articles	Bryan Ferry discography Roxy Music discography Lucy Ferry Jerry Hall Amanda Lear Roxy Music