Ronnie Lane biography
Tributes
The Ocean Colour Scene song "Travellers Tune" on their 1997 studio album
Marchin' Already was inspired by and written in the memory of Ronnie Lane, a strong influence on the group, which appeared at the tribute concert for Ronnie Lane. Likewise Lane had been such a source of inspiration to the members of Poi Dog Pondering that they created a tribute page for him and in 1995 band member Susan Voelz covered Lane's song, "Glad and Sorry" on her 1995 album,
Summer Crashing, "out of her respect and affection for Ronnie Lane". In 2000, Paul Weller recorded "He's the Keeper", a song dedicated to Lane's memory. An album of live and in-studio recordings from Lane's Austin days was later culled, and released as
Live in Austin. Plaistow (his birthplace in East London) named a street "Ronnie Lane" after him in 2001. In January 2006 BBC Four broadcast an extensive documentary about Lane,
The Passing Show that had been in preparation since 2000 and aired vintage concerts by Faces and Slim Chance. In October 2006 the documentary was also shown on BBC Two.
Studio albums
- Small Faces (1966)
- Small Faces (1967)
- Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake (1968)
- Playmates (1977)
- 78 in the Shade (1978)
Studio albums
- First Step (1970)
- Long Player (1971)
- A Nod Is as Good as a Wink... to a Blind Horse (1971)
- Ooh La La (1973)
- Coast to Coast: Overture and Beginners (1974)
According to the Wikipedia page for "The Faces", Ronnie Lane left the group before the 1974 tour, and hence was not featured on the album "Coast to Coast", neither are any of the songs performed on that album Lane compositions.
Solo discography
- Anymore for Anymore
- Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance
- One for the Road
- Mahoney's Last Stand (Album with Ron Wood)
- See Me (album)
- You Never Can Tell (The BBC Sessions)
- Kuschty Rye (The Singles 1973-1980)
- Tin and Tambourine (compilation)
- Rocket 69 (Live on German TV)
- Live in Austin
- April Fool (compilation 1999)
- How Come (compilation 2001)
- Ain't No One Like (compilation 2003)
- Just For a Moment (compilation 2006)
Collaborations
- Happy Birthday (with Pete Townshend) (1970)
- I Am (with Pete Townshend) (1972)
- Mahoney's Last Stand (with Ronnie Wood) (September, 1976) Atlantic
- With Love (with Pete Townshend) (1976)
- Rough Mix (with Pete Townshend) (1977) US #45
- The Legendary Majik Mijits (with Steve Marriott) (1980)
- Victory Gardens (1991) (with folk duo John & Mary)
References
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