The Bogus Man
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| Song by Roxy Music | |||||
| Album | For Your Pleasure | ||||
| Released | March 1973 | ||||
| Recorded | February 1973 at Command Studios, London | ||||
| Genre | Art/Glam-rock | ||||
| Length | 9:20 | ||||
| Label | EG Records | ||||
| Writer | Bryan Ferry | ||||
| Producer | Chris Thomas, John Anthony and Roxy Music | ||||
| For Your Pleasure track listing | |||||
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"Bogus Man" is the sixth song from Roxy Music's second album For Your Pleasure, and the opening song for side B (on the original LP). The song is considered a masterpiece by some, and a failure by others. Brian Eno at the time apparently remarked on the songs similarity to the music 70s Krautrockers Can were producing
[edit] Musicians
- Andy MacKay: Oboe And Saxophone
- Bryan Ferry: Voice And Keyboards
- Brian Eno: Synthesizer And Tapes
- Paul Thompson: Drums
- Phil Manzanera: Guitar
- John Porter (Guest Artist): Bass
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