Bryan Ferry

As time goes by


october 19, 1999


No stranger to covers, Bryan Ferry has often opted for classics from other times and places. As Time Goes By focuses on music largely from the 1930s and '40s and conjures that era's aura of fine cigars, sateen gowns, and gentlemanly romance. The opening title track summons images of Bogie and Ingrid, and is one of the finest moments in the collection. The swanky versions of Nina Simone's signature "Love Me or Leave Me" and "I'm in the Mood for Love" (which has a faint Martin Denny overtone) are perfectly suited to Ferry's low-key vocals (he's no real crooner, let's face it). His talented band swings with fervor, especially on the upbeat tunes "The Way You Look Tonight," "Lover Come Back to Me," and "Just One of Those Things." There are a number of intimate, romantic moments, but the highlight is Ferry's take on "Falling in Love Again," first made famous way back when with devastating sadness by Marlene Dietrich.. Ferry's version is almost as moving. --Lorry Fleming




1. As Time Goes By
2. The Way You Look Tonight
3. Easy Living
4. I'm In The Mood For Love
5. Where Or When
6. When Somebody Thinks You're Wonderful
7. Sweet And Lovely
8. Miss Otis Regrets (She's Unable To Have Lunch Today)
9. Time On My Hands
10. Lover Come Back To Me
11. Falling In Love Again
12. Love Me Or Leave Me
13. You Do Something To Me
14. Just One Of Those Things
15. September Song


DL ::http://www.sendspace.com/file/epojeb