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# The Jazz Age

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## Customer Reviews

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    An Intriguing Experiment But Where Is That Voice?
  

*by L***T on Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2013*

As others have noted, Bryan Ferry may have been born a few decades too late. There is little doubt that he finds the music of the jazz age deeply inspirational. Bryan has been covering songs from the jazz era since the 1970s. Just listen to his gorgeous covers of "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" and "These Foolish Things". Mr. Ferry's solo offering "As Time Goes By" successfully explored much loved songs from the golden age of the big bands. I was fortunate to catch his show supporting that release at a small venue in Philadelphia the night before he played The Beacon Theater in Manhattan. I can truthfully say that show was a transcendent experience.I have been a Roxy Music fan since college and greatly enjoy much of Bryan Ferry's solo material. I was lucky to see him perform with Roxy Music and as a solo performer at Radio City Music Hall among other venues. Songs like "Slave To Love" and "Love Is The Drug", both included on "The Jazz Age", are among my all time favorites.I knew I was taking a chance when I purchased "The Jazz Age". It was obviously an experiment that took Mr. Ferry far from his usual track much as the recent release "Apres" did for Iggy Pop. Certainly the record sounds extremely authentic. It could easily have been recorded during the era that inspired it. Mr. Ferry's songs have been remade and remodeled to sound like creations right out of the Jazz Age. To that extent the experiment is an unqualified success. Unfortunately the structure of the songs change so much they are barely recognizable. That might have been OK if only he had actually sung them! Where oh where is Mr. Ferry's beautiful baritone voice?  He is one of greatest rock crooners of all time. To make a CD like this without any vocals seems like a missed opportunity to me."The Jazz Age" is an intriguing experiment. Perhaps it will grow on me. I strongly suspect, however, that it will languish in my collection rarely listened to. Bryan Ferry is nothing less than a ground breaking pioneer who has made tremendous contributions to popular music. With so many home runs behind him it's OK to hit a double once in awhile. Anyway kudos to Mr. Ferry for trying something completely different.

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    It's really RE-Make, RE-Model, isn't it?
  

*by M***2 on Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2013*

I respectfully disagree with anyone who says the sound quality is low.  It may well be on MP3, because the castration fascination of our current audio age cuts out tons of undertones, overtones, middle tones.  Well, it cuts out everything but the chosen bits.  I'm so far back on this that I apologize for sounding like an outtake from Star Trek:  The Next Generation.  However.  One sonic approximation is not the "fault" of Mr. Ferry nor his co producers nor his musicians.  Everyone notes it's on vintage instruments.  I wish our listeners' ears were accurate to the vintage sound, but we've all been blown out by our earpieces and our compressions.The songs...well, they are superlative, as most reviewers note.  Performances?  First rate.  This is a cool jazz record of hot jazz.We may agree to disagree.  I think this is a first rate CD.  But now that Mr. Bowie has tossed down the challenge with his era-defying and denying The Next Day, the next move lies upon Mr. Ferry's board.Move well.  I clearly know nothing of chess, but I know a lot about music.  As Olympia was great, Mr. Ferry, you'll still need to do better, sir.  The Rook is no match for the Queen.  Get a band.  Just get a band you never thought you'd ever work with in your life.  You don't need to hide behind your success, because dammit Bryan everyone loves you.  Go get some rank blues guys from Chicago who don't know who you are, but will know, once they hear you, that you know.As a record review, this is an apostrophe to something else.  But I think fans, at least, will get what I'm saying.  It's time for Mr. Ferry to get off the horse and take a little walk with the help.  Pawns are good.  They win in the end.Yes or no, boys and girls?

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    Exquisite
  

*by P***G on Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2013*

The previous reviewer who one-starred this jewel while professing to be an audiophile has made me wonder: would a cinephile pan Woody Allen's "Manhattan" because it was filmed in black and white?  I hope not.  Moreover, this release is so well recorded that no true audiophile should diss it.OK, well.  I love Bryan Ferry.  He launched his career with Roxy Music and immediately launched a parallel solo career by reworking (mostly) other people's songs, with results ranging from mundane ("Taxi") to sublime ("Song to the Siren," "The 'In' Crowd," "Like a Hurricane," for example).  "The Jazz Age" brings Ferry's career full circle, as he has reworked his own songs into 1920s hot jazz stunners.This is the first release in Ferry's 40+ year career on which he does not perform.  No worries, fans: Bryan's hand is firmly on the throttle throughout, and the result is perhaps his most groundbreaking release ever.No, this is not a geriatric tribute to music long since passed.  Rather, "The Jazz Age" is an unprecedented reinterpretation of 13 Ferry originals as if they had been debuted in America circa 1925.  To console the audiophile who sparked this review: relax, dude.  Ferry made "The Jazz Age" monaural on purpose.  He recorded it on 1920s-era equipment.  One channel.  That is why it sounds like genuine hot jazz, not like some sterile (though reverent) exhumation of music long since passed.Tell me another artist who could have turned his/her new wave catalog into genuinely hot jazz instrumentals.  Go ahead, I dare ya.I suppose that people who dislike hot jazz will not change their minds because of this album.  No problem, folks: go with God.  But if you can wrap your head around "The Jazz Age" by pretending that it is a parallel universe radio retransmission of a world in which Bryan Ferry was allowed to flourish forty years ahead of schedule, then click "Add to cart" and get ready to enjoy the album of this (or a much earlier) decade.

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