Love Is The Drug
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| "Love Is The Drug" | ||
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| Single by Roxy Music | ||
| from the album Siren | ||
| Released | September 1975 | |
| Recorded | Summer 1975 | |
| Genre | Art rock | |
| Length | 4:11 | |
| Writer(s) | Bryan Ferry/Andy Mackay | |
| Producer(s) | Chris Thomas | |
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| Roxy Music singles chronology | ||
| "All I Want Is You" October 1974 |
"Love Is The Drug" September 1975 |
"Both Ends Burning" December 1975 |
| Siren track listing | ||
| (start of album) | "Love Is The Drug" (Track 1) |
"End of the Line" (Track 2) |
"Love Is The Drug" is a song which started as an Andy Mackay instrumental, but became the best charted Roxy Music single until they released the John Lennon cover "Jealous Guy".
[edit] Credits
- Bryan Ferry: Voice and Piano
- Andy MacKay: Oboe and Saxophone (and Treatments)
- John Gustafson: Bass
- Paul Thompson: Drums and Timpani
- Phil Manzanera: Guitar (and Treatments)
- Eddie Jobson: Violin, Synthesizer and Keyboards
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| Roxy Music |
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| Bryan Ferry | Andy Mackay | Phil Manzanera | Paul Thompson |
| Brian Eno | Eddie Jobson | Graham Simpson | Paul Carrack | Andy Newmark |
| Discography |
| Studio albums: Roxy Music | For Your Pleasure | Stranded | Country Life | Siren | Manifesto | Flesh and Blood | Avalon |
| Live albums: Viva! | The High Road | Heart Still Beating | Concert Classics | Concerto |
| Compilations: Roxy Music Greatest Hits | The First Seven Albums | The Atlantic Years | Street Life 20 Great Hits | The Ultimate Collection | More Than This | The Thrill of It All | The Early Years | Slave To Love | The Best of Roxy Music |
| Related Articles |
| New Wave music | Glam rock | New Romantic | EMS VCS 3 | Chris Thomas |
