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Release date: 11-06-2009 (originally released in 1973)

2009 US limited 8-Track vinyl edition, pressing on 180Gram virgin vinyl, originally released in 1973 - STRANDED introduced violinist Eddie Jobson, whose contributions slotted in perfectly alongside reed player Andy Mackay and guitarist Phil Manzanera. A sense of cohesion permeates the set, group members contribute lyrically, but there was no denying that this incarnation of the band represents Ferry's vision. Melodically strong, the album provides an ideal structure for Ferry's quirky intonation, resulting in a heady mix of experimentation and commercial acumen.- Sealed in Orginal artwork sleeve.

Tracks:
01. Street Life
02. Just Like You
03. Amazona
04. Psalm
05. Serenade
06. A Song For Europe
07. Mother Of Pearl
08. Sunset

Personnel:
Bryan Ferry (vocals, piano);
Phil Manzanera (guitar);
Andy MacKay (oboe, saxophone);
Eddie Jobson (keyboards, synthesizer);
John Gustafson (bass instrument);
Paul Thompson (drums, timpani).

Additional personnel: Chris Lawrence (bass instrument); The London Welsh Male Choir (background vocals).

Recording information: AIR Recording Studios, London, England (09/1973).

Roxy Music began to reign in its unsettling, quirky art rock on Stranded, the band's third album. In absense of keyboardist/arranger Brain Eno, vocalist Bryan Ferry assumes full control of Roxy Music's musical direction, moving toward a less overtly experimental, yet still progressive and eccentric style. Ferry still sings in a camp-styled croon, yet his songwriting is sharper and more nuanced here, as is conveyed by the enigmatic "Psalm" and the multi-part "Mother of Pearl." Stranded also introduces violinist Eddie Jobson, whose contributions slotted in perfectly alongside reed player Andy Mackay and guitarist Phil Manzanera. There is no denying that this incarnation of the band represents Ferry's vision and the album provides the ideal structure for Ferry's quirky themes and style.