Bryan Ferry - 1994 - Mamouna Documentary 

Such a beautiful man.

so mamy layers to his music. they dont make songs like that anymore. god bless Mr Ferry

I like to play "Chain Reaction" nice and loud. One of the most haunting songs he or anyone else has ever done. The whole album is perfection from the songwriting, performances, and production to the sleeve.

Mamouna is a sonic treasure trove that keeps giving. One of my most loved albums.

At least once a year 'Mamouna' will play in my car, and always, someone will ask what it is. I'm happy that I've turned at least two people onto it. It's like sharing a beautiful secret, and feeling pretty proud of myself for doing so. It's like a tapestry with real gold thread sewn into it.

best and most heartbreaking album of all time.

An absolutely gorgeous, textured and melancholic album.

This is a lost masterpiece!! I have only just discovered it, after years of loving the late Roxy and Ferry sound. I think the tepid reviews, on it's release, kind of buried it. That, and perhaps being more of an atmosphere piece than an album containing obvious hit songs. I have to agree with Robin Trower, this is probably Bryan's best complete work as a "solo" artist. I've been listening a lot to the 80's into the early 90's Ferry / Roxy era. I love the albums, such as Avalon, Flesh and Blood but also some less known gems like Is Your Love Strong Enough. The production and the SOUND of it all on a nice hi-fi is so enveloping. I think this is also probably his last great complete solo album (of this era of sound. I do like the musical standards he's done too etc.) As I mentioned, it doesn't have the smash radio songs from his Boys and Girls album, like Slave to Love and Don't Stop the Dance. But, hearing this work, for the first time, that quality is actually a strong point in creating that mesmeric mood. The elements are united without immediate "songs" jumping out at you. This gives it more of the possibility to be a grower. And I know that it will grow. It's incredible to me, that Mamouna has slipped under the radar (my own included). It may have been brushed aside by critics as merely "pleasant", or an "album of B-sides" / "album tracks". But, on re-assessment, (actually my first assessment) it's "all killer, no filler". Excuse the awful reference. My congratulations to everyone involved in this towering, beguiling, emotional, oceanic work.

Saw him in Dallas on this tour. Brilliant show.

He is a genus musician. A total class act in his music and his personality. Mamouna has some of his most melancholy lyrics.

One of the best albums I've heard, few have such style.

He's dead-on about painters setting aside their work for a long time & coming back to it with fresh eyes . Fortunately, this album is a fucking masterpiece right out of the gate.

Mamouna is a timeless, haunting, beautiful work of art! It is often overlooked but this album contains some of his most brilliantt compositions!

great album, Mamouna is far underrated. A master piece. Bryan Ferry, an amazing artist. Always been and will be.

I'd love Bryan Ferry to revisit "Mamouna" with just a piano.

So good looking, and talented. Wow!!!

Thank you for posting this. "Mamouna" is perhaps my favourite Bryan Ferry album from beginning to end. Certainly, the atmospheres, images and feelings that it evokes are incomparable. Hearing a version of "The Only Face" here with only Bryan's vocals and piano is just divine. Much gratitude once again.

Toujours impressionné par la profonde beauté de cet album, même 26 ans plus tard et je dirais surtout 26 ans plus tard avec le recul

Rewatching this documentary was a great idea. I still adore this album and its atmosphere. It's like a warm pillow to fall into. "Which way to turn" might be my favourite, but it's very hard to decide.

Cracking underrated album

LOVE M A M O U N A ... Thank You BRYAN :-)

He is such a beautiful looking man and outstanding performer and writer

Masterpiece! R.I. P. David Williams.

Certainly one of his best ... Beautiful sound quality, that's for sure.

fantastic album !

Brilliant record!

I love this documentary, love to see him and bandplayers working on an album. It's so pure, and love to see Bryan Ferry in his comfortable habitat 😉 And i am drowning in his eyes anyway 😂 @bryanferry ❤

Mega thanks a lot for posting this historical musical documentary from 1994 when I just started my musical journey in our Ukraine!

A great singer & songwriter, his songs have an amazing haunting quality to them, there is no one else quite like him. And STILL such a classy and eloquent looking guy, sadly today's pop stars wouldn't know the meaning of those words, now it's more fashionable to walk around looking like an unmade bed. Ed Sheran for all his talents, classy & eloquent aren't part of his resume. Seeing him at these star studded award ceremonies he looks like someone who's come to empty the bins but just snuck in to see who's at the show. Bryan is a true class act and a proper gentleman, long may he continue to make great music, a legend and a true musical icon.

.... Robin Trower .... an Excel guitarrist that was part of PROCOL HARUM .... progresivo rock band ....

Thank you so much for posting this - I remember seeing an edit of it on TV in the 90s in the Classic Albums series. Mamouna is one of my all-time favourite albums, and this is just a joy to watch!

Люблю Браяна Ферри, очень талантливый человек!

Love this album, it takes me to a wonderful beautiful Bryan Ferry universe.

My favorite solo Bryan album. Love the title track, Gemini Moon, NYC, The Only Face, and Your Painted Smile the most, but it's all fantastic.

"... Cause it's the album I wanted to make... and there it is." Thank you thank you thank you thank you Colette =D

This was very enjoyable. I think back to the summer of 1972. I had already got Ziggy Stardust and then shortly after in HMV I heard what turned out to Roxy's debut album. What chance of these two albums being released on the same day?! Magic times. At least Bryan is still with us and Roxy are in the RRHoF at last. Thanks for posting this.

No other music can match the depth and texture of his work

Very good documentary... Love it

Mamouna is a masterpiece. Thank you!

39 Steps is a stand-out track. Powerful.

Thank you for this great documentary. A masterpiece what more can you say and my favourite BF album. Apparently it's his lowest selling album which given how long it took to make he must have taken a big hit financially.

The consummate artist!

gracias por subir este video , es super interesante ver el proceso creativo de Bryan y sus musicos en cada disco.

an under rated album. very mellow

ALL HAIL BRYAN FERRY AND ROXY MUSIC 🎶💜🌞🤘🏿

Amazing

What a fascinating video. It's so interesting to hear Bryan Ferry & others discuss his process of writing his amazing songs. Thank you for sharing this, Roxysiren.

Прекрасный человек, эстет во всех отношениях.

love you Bryan x

Beautiful intro on the keyboards solo. Gorgeous

Fantastic album... 🌙

feeling pure

I read once a reviewer describe Bryan Ferry having the ability to make three dimensional music. I thought that spot on.

I prefer this version,just his voice and the piano.. sounds much more better than the album version

Fantastic band❤

THANK YOU FOR THIS!!!

Thank you very much for sharing this precious treasure !! You have "Gold Mine" don't you, Roxysiren, !? Thanks !! Yuko

Thanks for sharing. Amazing album.

thank you for sharing ... !!!

THANKS!!!

thank you for sharing, that piano is outstanding!

mamouna + let's dance.....pop music ends here

❤

Nathan East base very young, awesome

Love him🤍

this is fantastic stuff! how much do you want for the VHS? =D

David Williams (Michael Jackson) (Madonna) detected !!! And back then he was like he didn't know anything about Brian Ferry. Wow!!!

Lik' wine !

The main ensemble track almost sounds like a Sade track

Thanks so much for posting this! Anyone know what he says at 2:57, after New York? I can't decipher it

beautiful and haunting album..overrated? sure!

At 12:30 is that an Arp String Machine or a Roland Vocoder?

Does anyone understand what BF says at 2:41? I can only understand "New York" and then it is "blabla" to me and I would like to know what he finds so funny =D

What's the song at the beginning

Why only married for two jears???

I used to be a big fan but i lost interest around this record...

Nope.. 80%, a mundane, mumbling, over produced mess. DULL!