Let's Stick Together is Bryan Ferry's third solo album and originally appeared in 1976, during the period when Roxy Music was on hold. It is less a composed album than a gathering of stray singles, B-sides and the Extended Play EP. Ferry revisits four songs from the Roxy Music repertoire, among them Re-Make/Re-Model and Sea Breezes, in new arrangements. The title track, a cover of Wilbert Harrison, became a UK top five hit, and there are also readings of The Everly Brothers (The Price of Love) and Jimmy Reed (Shame Shame Shame).

This edition is an LP on blue vinyl.