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RONNIE LANE AIN’T NOTHIN LIKE RONNIE LANE DISC 2


Record Label: Track Records


Originally released: 04-OCT-2005


Format:Flac





This double-album set is a good introduction to the career of one-time Small Faces/Faces bassist Ronnie Lane. Made up primarily of rootsy rock & roll of the light 'n' loose variety recorded between 1973 and 1981, it gives a fair indication of Lane's songwriting skills and laid-back style, and reflects the obvious contribution he made to the illustrious bands he belonged to. Many music fans might not suspect that Lane contributed a significant amount of material to those outfits, since the limelight tended to fall on "rock star" types Rod Stewart, Ronnie Wood, and Steve Marriott. In fact, Lane co-wrote pop classics "Itchycoo Park," "Tin Soldier," "Lazy Sunday," and "Ooh La La," to name but a few. And most of Ain't No One Like sounds like lo-fi versions of Faces studio outtakes (there are actually re-recordings of some of Lane's Faces songs included here). A few reasonably strong numbers pepper the set, but for the most part "pleasant" seems a more apt adjective. The so-so recording quality and Lane's relatively weak/bland voice don't do the material any favors, but nor do they undermine the album as a good listen for fans of vintage rock who aren't looking for a rise in their pulse rates. The strongest part of the set is the clutch of live numbers that come toward the end of the second disc (during which it's a particular treat to hear the ivory tickling of the late Ian Stewart, the so-called "sixth Rolling Stone"). Even with its moments of country, boogie-woogie, and blues, this is a very British record. It's also a very down-to-earth record, just like the man himself. Full of decent pub tunes -- as well as covers of the Stones' "Sweet Virginia" and Chuck Berry's "You Never Can Tell" -- this is breezy, boozy stuff that harks back to rock's more innocent days. ~ Adrian Zupp, All Music Guide





Disc2





1. Amelia Earhart's Last Flight 


2. Chicken Wired 


3. Anymore For Anymore 


4. How Come 


5. Give Me A Penny 


6. Tin & Tambourine 


7. You Can Never Tell 


8. A Little Piece Of Nothing 


9. Annie Had A Baby 


10. Debris 


11. You're So Rude 


12. Man Smart Women Smarter 


13. One For The Road 


14. Stone 


15. Sweet Virginia 


16. Bombers Moon 


17. Don't You Cry For Me

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