Bryan Ferry's Invisible Jukebox playlist

December 2012

Watch and listen to a selection of tracks used to try Bryan Ferry's recall in The Wire 347 Invisible Jukebox, tested by Michael Bracewell.

Full Invisible Jukebox playlist:

Can
“Father Cannot Yell”
from Monster Movie
(Spoon/Mute) 1969

Jelly Roll Morton’s Red Hot Peppers
“Smoke-House Blues”
from Jelly Roll Morton Vol 1
(JSP) 1926

Lou Reed/John Cale/Sterling Morrison
“Prominent Men (demo)”
from The Velvet Underground Peel Slowly And See
(Polydor) 1995, rec 1965

Prince And The Revolution
“I Wonder U”
from Parade
(Paisley Park/Warner Bros) 1986

Chic
“Happy Man”
from C’est Chic
(Atlantic) 1978

Sam Cooke
“Change Is Gonna Come”
from The Gospel According To Sam Cooke
(RCA Victor) 1964

Bob Dylan
“Tempest”
from Tempest
(Columbia) 2012

King Crimson
“Larks’ Tongues In Aspic Part II”
from Larks’ Tongues In Aspic
(Island) 1973

Brian Eno
“What Actually Happened”
from Nerve Net
(All Saints) 1992

Frank Sinatra
“Guess I’ll Hang My Tears Out To Dry”
from Sings For Only The Lonely
(Capitol) 1958

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Vicky+Langan

Watch: Vicky Langan's Dirt

Watch Dirt, a portrait video of performance artist Vicky Langan. Langan is the subject of an article by Daniel Spicer in The Wire 350.

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Alasdair+Roberts+and+David+McGuinness

Watch Alasdair Roberts and David McGuinness live

Watch a recording of Alasdair Roberts and David McGuinness performing their arrangement of the traditional song "Long A-Growing" at Glasgow's Print Studios, 6 September, 2012. Video by John MacKechnie.

Robin+The+Fog

Watch videos by Robin The Fog

Watch The Ghosts Of Bush and Haunted Homes Under The Hammer video slideshows. Sound artist and Resonance FM presenter Robin Warren aka Robin The Fog is featured in The Wire 345 in an article by Sukhdev Sandhu.