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Love this! Faces - Maybe I'm Amazed (1972) For those who remember his name, he needs no introduction; for those who don't, Ronnie was the bassist in both Small Faces and Faces. In 1973, he left Faces and began touring and recording on his own and in collaboration with...

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Steve Letford2 years ago

@SlimChanceMusic Ronnie was WAY more than ' a bassist' . Wasted in the Faces but blossomed again when he left. The body of solo work he has left us is large and of an incredible quality and variety. It's yet to be recognised,but Ronnie Lane is as good a song writer as the very best.

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Ed Metternich2 years ago

Yes it’s so raw and powerful! Ronnie Lane was a beast on the bass🤘… and how about the moment when Rod takes over the lead vocals🔥

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ruairi2 years ago

Definitely one of the best cover versions ever 👏

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Fercris Hart2 years ago

Ronnie was a wise old soul🤣

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greg peck2 years ago

Also wrote much of the Small Faces' best material, such as Show Me the Way and Song of a Baker....his great, old soul has been missed for over 25 years now.

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Wildy2 years ago

A real good time band with players who didn’t push their talents but all had their moments in the sun, however brief.

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Danny Baylis2 years ago

@SlimChanceMusic ✊🏻✊🏻

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Randy C2 years ago

Ronnie Lane was the heart of the Faces. After he left it was a quick slide to the bottom.

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Wladek Wolanski2 years ago

Superb rendition of a classic. Love this

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