Bryan Ferry

Bryan Ferry is pictured with a Hagström De Luxe "big" 1958 guitar on the centerfold of Roxy Music's "For Your Pleasure" album. This rare guitar is a standout piece, and while I own a similar model, it remains a favorite in my collection.

Plays this synth on many tracks in the Flesh and Blood and Avalon albums

Bryan Ferry can be seen playing a Fender Stratocaster at 12:59 in this Roxy Music live performance video.

In the YouTube video "Roxy Music – Over You (Studio, TOTP)," Bryan Ferry is seen playing a Yamaha SG1000.

It is stated on Nord's website that Ferry uses an Electro 3 keyboard.

Ferry can be seen playing a Nord Stage 2 keyboard on Nord's website.

Used for vocals on Avonmore, as featured in this article by Advanced Audio.

Wes Maebe, of Sonic Cuisine, uses our 67se on most every session he does. Known as being part of RAK's A-team, Wes recently used it on UB40's acoustic album and Mo Michaels slide guitar, while Roxy Music's Brian Ferry sang into the 67se on his album "Avonmore."

In a 1972 performance of "Ladytron,” Bryan Ferry can be seen playing a Vox Continental organ with Roxy Music.

Video: “Ladytron” Live 1972

It is stated on Nord's website that Ferry uses a Nord Modular.

The former Roxy Music front man has been using Audio-Technica mics for many years, with production manager Des Jabir stating that Ferry’s microphone is the perfect match for his vocal style. “Bryan has been using the AT4055 cardioid condenser vocal microphones since before I came onboard,” Jabir commented; the current version of Ferry’s favourite AT4055 microphone being the AE5400 cardioid condenser mic.

In the attached footage of Roxy Music playing Ladytron on the BBC programme The Old Grey Whistle Test, Bryan Ferry can be seen playing a Hohner Pianet N II at 1:30 and 1:50.

In this performance of "Same Old Scene" Bryan can be seen with a black and white fender telecaster. It looks like a Jim Root Signature Model despite that guitar not being in production at this point but at 2:24 you can see the fender logo meaning it is an official

Ferry can be seen playing a Hohner Clavinet D6 in this photo from his home studio.