Bitter-Sweet: CD Mort Garson having worked from various bedroom

having worked from various bedroom studios in the past

This version includes some additional vocals by Tony’s then wife Mary Hopkin

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Long term collaborator Alex Reeves returns on drums and percussion with Sarah Field on clarinets and saxophones

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Bitter-Sweet: CD Mort Garson having worked from various bedroomDrawing inspiration from the shadowy cabarets and smoky jazz halls of late1920s Weimar Berlin, Bitter Sweet sees Bryan Ferry and His Orchestra reimagining his solo and Roxy Music catalogue with a sophisticated jazz sensibility. The album features elegant horn and woodwind arrangements, muted trumpet, clarinet flourishes, and a mood of urbane melancholy, transforming classics like Alphaville, Reason or Rhyme, and While My Heart Is Still Beating. Ferry