Bryan Ferry Net Worth is
$6 Million

Mini Biography

Son of the coal miner, Bryan Ferry cultivated his music abilities while learning art in the University or college of Newcastle. In 1971, Ferry founded Roxy Music with, amongst others, composer and synthesizer participant Brian Eno, who remaining in 1973. Ferry was Roxy’s front side guy until its demise in 1983, but as Eno was departing the music group, Ferry released his 1st single recording, “These Foolish Issues”, which demonstrates a different strategy of what he was performing in those days with Roxy Music: as the music group jumped for the Glam Rock and roll bandwagon, Ferry, in his single efforts, showed an awesome crooning design. But mainly because Roxy Music progressed from the years, it became very clear that Ferry’s profession with the music group or like a solo designer was a complete. Although Roxy was extremely popular in UK, that they had small impact in the us: their finest known hits upon this side from the Atlantic had been “Love May be the Medication” (1975), “Avalon” and “A LOT MORE THAN This” (both in 1982). After Roxy Music disbanded, Ferry place focus on his single career, liberating five albums following the Roxy years and keeping the same crooning design which became his brand. His biggest single hits consist of “Don’t Prevent The Dance” (1985) and “Kiss and Inform” (1988), that was presented in the film Bright Lamps, Big Town (1988). Ferry’s single albums consist of self-penned tracks (Young boys & Women, Bête Noire, Mamouna) or addresses (These Foolish Issues, Taxi and AS TIME GOES ON, his latest launch).

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Quick Facts

Full Name	Bryan Ferry
Net Worth	$48 Million
Date Of Birth	September 26, 1945
Height	1.86 m
Profession	Film Score Composer, Singer, Songwriter, Slave to Love, Don't Stop The Dance, Let's Stick Together, Fort Lauderdale, FL, United States, Orlando, FL, United States, Atlanta, GA, United States
Education	Newcastle University, Washington School, Newcastle University Medical School, Slave to Love, Don't Stop The Dance, Let's Stick Together, Fort Lauderdale, FL, United States, Orlando, FL, United States, Atlanta, GA, United States
Spouse	Lucy Ferry
Children	Otis Ferry, Tara Ferry, Merlin Ferry, Isaac Ferry, Slave to Love, Don't Stop The Dance, Let's Stick Together, Fort Lauderdale, FL, United States, Orlando, FL, United States, Atlanta, GA, United States
Parents	Fred Ferry, Mary Ann Ferry, Slave to Love, Don't Stop The Dance, Let's Stick Together, Fort Lauderdale, FL, United States, Orlando, FL, United States, Atlanta, GA, United States
Facebook	http://www.facebook.com/bryanferry
Twitter	http://www.twitter.com/bryanferry
Music Groups	Roxy Music, The Bryan Ferry Orchestra, Fort Lauderdale, FL, United States, Orlando, FL, United States, Atlanta, GA, United States, Slave to Love, Don't Stop The Dance, Let's Stick Together
Nominations	MTV Video Music Award for Best Video from a Film, Grammy Award for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album, Slave to Love, Don't Stop The Dance, Let's Stick Together, Fort Lauderdale, FL, United States, Orlando, FL, United States, Atlanta, GA, United States
Movies	Breakfast on Pluto, The Porter, Bryan Ferry: Live in Paris, Roxy Music: Live at the Apollo, Roxy Music & T. Rex: Live, Roxy Music: The High Road, Fort Lauderdale, FL, United States, Orlando, FL, United States, Atlanta, GA, United States
TV Shows	Musikladen