Альбомы

• Iggy & the Stooges Raw Power
• Led Zeppelin Houses of the Holy
• Roxy Music Stranded
• Tom Waits Closing Time
• David Bowie Aladdin Sane
• Brian Eno Here Come the Warm Jets
• Leonard Cohen Live Songs
• John Lennon Mind Games
• T. Rex Tanx
• Pink Floyd The Dark Side of the Moon
• Lou Reed Berlin
• Bryan Ferry These Foolish Things
• Queen Queen
• Elton John Don't Shoot Me I'm Only the Piano Player
• Elton John Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
• Can Future Days
• Paul McCartney & Wings Red Rose Speedway
• George Harrison Living in the Material World
• The Byrds The Byrds
• Bob Dylan Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid
• The Who Quadrophenia
• Michael Jackson Music and Me
• Bob Marley & the Wailers African Herbsman

Cтихи и песни:

• Стихи и песни Владимира Высоцкого. 1973 год.
• Стихи Иосифа Бродского 1973 года

Фильмы

• Семнадцать мгновений весны

• Иван Васильевич меняет профессию

• В бой идут одни старики 

• Калина красная

• Плохой Хороший Человек 

• Амаркорд 

• Enter the Dragon

• Совсем пропащий

• Моска-Кассиопея 

• Земля Санникова

• Эта Веселая Планета

• Три орешка для Золушки

Книги

• Харуки Мураками Пинбол-1973

Автомобили

• Volkswagen Passat B1

• Mitsubishi Lancer 1973

Спорт

• Сезон 1973 Формулы-1

• Чемпионат СССР по хоккею с шайбой 1972-73 гг

• Чемпионат СССР по хоккею с шайбой 1973-74 гг

• 41-й чемпионат СССР по шахматам

Транспорт

• Пассажирский транспорт Москвы - 1973

• Схема Московского метро в 1973

Люди, родившиеся в 1973 году

• Анастасия Заворотнюк
• Сергей Шнуров
• Андрей Данилко
• Юрий Шатунов
• Наташа Королева
• Николай Цискаридзе

Умерли в 1973-м

• Пабло Пикассо
• Брюс Ли
• Джон Толкин
• Лидия Русланова
• Семен Буденный

Artist: Bryan Ferry
Album: These Foolish Things
Release Date: Oct 1973
Recording Jun 1973 
Label: Virgin
Time: 43:46

Reviewby Ned Raggett
Much like his contemporary David Bowie, Ferry 
consolidated his glam-era success with a covers album, 
his first full solo effort even while Roxy Music was 
still going full steam. Whereas Bowie on Pin-Ups focused 
on British beat and psych treasures, Ferry for the most 
part looked to America, touching on everything from 
Motown to the early jazz standard that gave the 
collection its name. Just about everyone in Roxy Music 
at the time helped out on the album — notable exceptions 
being Andy Mackay and Brian Eno. The outrageous take on 
Bob Dylan's "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall," with Ferry 
vamping over brassy female vocals, sets the tone for 
things from the start. All this said, many of the covers 
aim for an elegant late-night feeling not far off from 
the well-sculpted Ferry persona of the '80s and beyond, 
though perhaps a touch less bloodless and moody in 
comparison. In terms of sheer selection alone, 
meanwhile, Ferry's taste is downright impeccable. 
There's Leiber & Stoller via Elvis' "Baby I Don't Care," 
Lesley Gore's "It's My Party" (with narrative gender 
unchanged!), Smokey Robinson and the Miracles' "The 
Tracks of My Tears," and more, all treated with 
affection without undue reverence, a great combination. 
Ferry's U.K. background isn't entirely ignored, though, 
thanks to two of the album's best efforts — the Beatles' 
"You Won't See Me" and the Stones' "Sympathy for the 
Devil." Throughout Ferry's instantly recognizable croon 
carries everything to a tee, and the overall mood is 
playful and celebratory. Wrapping up with a grand take 
on "These Foolish Things" itself, this album is one of 
the best of its kind by any artist. 

© 2007 All Media Guide, LLC.