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Ronald Frederick Lane (1 April 1946 – 4 June 1997) [1] was an English musician and songwriter who was the bassist and co-founder of the rock bands Small Faces (1965–69) and Faces (1969–73).
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Jun 5, 1997 · Twenty-one years after he first found out he had multiple sclerosis, Small Faces and Faces founder Ronnie Lane succumbed to the crippling illness in his Trinidad, Colo., home on Wednesday. He was...
world-class artists and musicians. Welcome to Ronnie Lane's Official Website! This Ronnie Lane website commemoration began in the Spring of 2019. We are celebrating the life and times of Ronnie Lane, cataloging all (!) pages.
Ronnie Lane: April 1, 1946 - June 4, 1997. Much loved mod, rock 'n' roll and blues folk roots singer, songwriter, bassist and guitar player. Well known for his membership in the prominent English rock bands. Small Faces (1965-69), Faces (1970-73) and Slim Chance (1974-mid 80's) and his.
Apr 1, 2024 · Small Faces, Faces & Slim Chance's Ronnie Lane, born on April 1, 1946, was an English gem, as group member, collaborator or bandleader.
"Short and sweet" is how Ian McLagan, fellow member of the Small Faces, remembers his old friend Ronnie Lane, the bass player and singer who co-wrote some of the group's greatest hits.
Ronnie left the Faces mid 1973 and formed his own band, Slim Chance, in late 1973 to record the hit single “How Come” (UK No. 11) and “The Poacher” (UK No. 36), then the album Anymore For Anymore, showcasing his own blend of British rock music, folk, and country music.
Jun 4, 2017 · Small Faces and Faces co-founder Ronnie Lane ended his struggle against multiple sclerosis on June 4, 1997, concluding the sad final chapter to one of the more poignant stories...
Jun 6, 1997 · Ronnie Lane, an English rock guitarist who founded the band Small Faces, died on Wednesday at his home in Colorado. He was 51. The cause of death was multiple sclerosis, the Reuters news agency...
Apr 10, 2006 · This brilliant musical documentary tells the story of Ronnie Lane from his heyday with first the Small Faces and then the Faces through the sixties and seventies and then his experiments with a rural life and the touring musical circus that he dubbed The Passing Show.
