Roxy Music

Groundbreaking group makes its way into Rock Hall, following scores of imitators.

Simon Le Bon and John Taylor cited band's influence on countless artists.

John Taylor said he and Simon Le Bon will be at New York's Barclays Center later this month to pay tribute to one of their biggest influences.

Bryan Ferry and company arrived as the patchouli-oiled '60s faded, with a look and feel like no one else.

Roxy Music's ground-breaking 1972 debut will be expanded to a box set, with two more CDs of demos, outtakes and BBC Sessions and a DVD added to the original.

Roxy Music mixed up Old Hollywood style and forward-thinking rock music on their first record.

In a way, Roxy Music and Bryan Ferry are inseparable, even though the band and its singer have taken slightly different career paths over the past four decades.

As Roxy Music went on hiatus, the band released its first live album, 'Viva!', in August 1976.

Though the era of the supergroup may be long gone, this bit of news certainly seems to slide in under that banner.

It's not a stretch to state that Roxy Music were one of the most unique and incredible rock and roll bands to roam the earth. From the moment they arrived in 1972, just one look at them and it was obvious something special was happening.