the early '80s was highlighted by any number of songs which, dispassionately, could be ranked among Bryan Ferry's purest pop visions yet. "Oh Yeah" surely edges them all, however, not only for its own understanding of the genre's traditions (an everyday story of boy meets girl, in car with radio), but also via its reinvention over a decade later, when London Suede (surely the most convincing of all Roxy's stylistic heirs) borrowed both a lyric and the mood for their own The Wild Ones." David Buckley wrote: "The third single, Same Old Scene, was the best of the three. Roxy's most perfect dance record, its unstoppable groove, funky, Chic-like bass and blasts of Sax made it another sizeable hit ... That single, more than any other from the Roxy oeuvre, appeared to have been internalized by the incipient London club scene at the time. By 1981, the charts would be full of songs with a similarly musical trajectory: rumbling disco bass, clipped, riffy guitar and a smooth vocal over the top." Paul Stump in Unknown Pleasures says the song "was imprinted upon every new popster's eardrum almost immediately, most notably upon Duran Duran who first built a debut single (Planet Earth) and then a career upon this one brief moment of Roxy Music studio harmonization." Live performances and tour Just over half of this album has been played live over the course of the band's career, most of the performances coming from the then "Roxy Music Flesh + Blood" tour in 1980–81 supporting the album. The tour had to have some dates cancelled due to Bryan Ferry having a kidney infection. The band performed "Jealous Guy" after John Lennon was murdered. This tribute performance was the inspiration for the band to record the song and release it as a single. Track listing Personnel Track numbering refers to CD and digital releases of the album. Roxy Music Bryan Ferry – vocals, keyboards, piano, synthesiser (on track 4), guitar (on track 4), and strings (on track 5) Andy Mackay – saxophones, oboe Phil Manzanera – guitar, bass (on track 6) Gary Tibbs – bass (on track 1) Additional personnel Paul Carrack – strings (on track 2), organ, piano (on track 10) Neil Hubbard – guitar (on tracks 1, 2, 5, and 7–10) Neil Jason – bass (on tracks 2, 7, and 9) Andy Newmark – drums (on tracks 4 and 5) Simon