Heart Still Beating

For the similarly titled Walking Dead episode, see Hearts Still Beating.

Heart Still Beating is the third live album by Roxy Music and was released on 22 October 1990. It is credited as a recording of a concert in Fréjus, France on 27 August 1982, as part of their tour to promote the band's final studio album, Avalon. The album cover photograph features model Amanda Cazalet.

Heart Still Beating
Live album by Roxy Music
Released	22 October 1990[1]
Recorded	27 August 1982
Venue	Arènes de Fréjus (Fréjus)
Genre	Art rock glam rock pop rock new wave
Length	67:52
Label	Virgin Records (UK) Reprise Records (North America)
Producer	Bob Clearmountain and Rhett Davies
Roxy Music chronology
The Ultimate Collection (1988) Heart Still Beating (1990) More than This (1995)

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic	[2]
Entertainment Weekly	B [3]

The Fréjus concert was filmed by Robin Nash for the BBC and released on home video in 1983 under the title The High Road, with songs in a different sequence.^[4] However, the album The High Road, also released in 1983, consists of audio recordings from a different night of the tour, in Glasgow, Scotland on 30 October 1982.^[5] The High Road album went out of print by 1990, being replaced by Heart Still Beating, which edits together both concerts.

Track listing

All tracks are written by Bryan Ferry, unless otherwise noted.

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"India"		0:53
2.	"Can't Let Go"		5:20
3.	"While My Heart Is Still Beating"	Ferry; Andy Mackay	3:52
4.	"Out of the Blue"	Ferry; Phil Manzanera	4:26
5.	"Dance Away"		3:45
6.	"Impossible Guitar"	Manzanera	3:41
7.	"A Song for Europe"	Ferry; Mackay	6:27
8.	"Love Is the Drug"	Ferry; Mackay	3:52
9.	"Like a Hurricane"	Neil Young	7:43
10.	"My Only Love"		7:16
11.	"Both Ends Burning"		5:32
12.	"Avalon"		4:23
13.	"Editions of You"		4:10
14.	"Jealous Guy"	John Lennon	6:32
Total length:			67:52

Personnel

Roxy Music

• Bryan Ferry - vocals, keyboards
• Andy Mackay - saxophone, oboe
• Phil Manzanera - guitar

Touring personnel

• Guy Fletcher - keyboards
• Neil Hubbard - guitar
• Jimmy Maelen - percussion
• Andy Newmark - drums
• Alan Spenner - bass
• Fonzi Thornton, Michelle Cobbs, Tawatha Agee - backing vocals

Charts

Chart (1990)	Peak position
Dutch Albums (Album Top 100)[6]	78