Bryan Ferry Bride Stripped Bare CD

Bride Stripped Bare Music

List Price	$22.99 (You save $4.40)
Category	Rock Albums, Pop CDs, HDCD, Rock/Pop, Enhanced CD
Label	Virgin
Orig Year	1978
All Time Sales Rank	33290
CD Universe Part number	1033357
Catalog number	853485
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 28, 2000
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Rick Marotta; Simon Puxley; Steve Nye; Steve Puxley; Waddy Wachtel; Bryan Ferry
Engineer	Jimmy Douglass; Lew Hahn; Steve Nye
Recording Time	41 minutes
Personnel	Mel Collins - saxophone Rick Marotta - drums Bryan Ferry - vocals Herbie Flowers - acoustic bass Neil Hubbard - guitar Martin Drover - trumpet Steve Nye - electric piano Preston Heyman - drums Ann O'Dell - piano, electric piano, organ Also: Waddy Wachtel, John Wetton, Alan Spenner, Richard Wachtel

Bryan Ferry Bride Stripped Bare Songs

1.	Sign of the Times	$0.99
2.	Can't Let Go	$0.99
3.	Hold On (I'm Coming)	$0.99
4.	Same Old Blues, The	$0.99
5.	When She Walks in the Room	$0.99
6.	Take Me to the River	$0.99
7.	What Goes On	$0.99
8.	Carrickfergus	$0.99
9.	That's How Strong My Love Is	$0.99
10.	This Island Earth	$0.99

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