Lyrics to Oh Yeah (Promo Edit)
This song from Roxy Music's Flesh + Blood album was released as a single with the title Oh Yeah (on the radio). The song was a huge hit in the summer of 1980 reaching number 5 in the UK charts. The song was played throughout the Flesh + Blood tour but wasn't played live again until 20 years later on Bryan Ferry's As Time Goes By tour. Roxy also played it throughout their 2001 re-union tour and Bryan also performed it during the Frantic 2002-03 tour.
There are 4 versions of this song:-
Album version 4:51
Street
Life (Compilation album) 4:36
Single version 4:12
Promo version
3:07
The promo version ommited the second verse and this version was performed on Top Of The Pops which featured Elton John introducing the band.
Oh Yeah was covered by Divine Comedy on their 'Perfect Love Song' CD single, released October 2001.
What Bryan says:
"In this song I was trying to create a picture of Americana, and long hot summer evenings at drive-in movies. It is wistful and nostalgic, rather like a country record."Oh Yeah (Promo Edit)
Album Track
This song from Roxy Music's Flesh + Blood album was released as a single with the title Oh Yeah (on the radio). The song was a huge hit in the summer of 1980 reaching number 5 in the UK charts. The song was played throughout the Flesh + Blood tour but wasn't played live again until 20 years later on Bryan Ferry's As Time Goes By tour. Roxy also played it throughout their 2001 re-union tour and Bryan also performed it during the Frantic 2002-03 tour.
There are 4 versions of this song:-
Album version 4:51
Street
Life (Compilation album) 4:36
Single version 4:12
Promo version
3:07
The promo version ommited the second verse and this version was performed on Top Of The Pops which featured Elton John introducing the band.
Oh Yeah was covered by Divine Comedy on their 'Perfect Love Song' CD single, released October 2001.
What Bryan says:
"In this song I was trying to create a picture of Americana, and long hot summer evenings at drive-in movies. It is wistful and nostalgic, rather like a country record."Song Musicians
- Allan Schwartzberg Drums
- Andy Mackay Sax
- Bryan Ferry Vocals And Keyboards
- Neil Hubbard Rhythm Guitar
- Neil Jason Bass
- Paul Carrack Strings
- Peter Saville SleeveDesign For The Single
- Phil Manzanera Lead Guitar