ME, represented by "Barcelona," which includes Eric Clapton on guitar. Lane released a total of eight singles, but other than "How Come" only "The Poacher" cracked the U.K. top 40. [It peaked at #36 in 1974.] But don't let the lack of chart success diminish the quality of the music. For me, Ronnie Lane's music has a sincerity and poignancy that always makes me smile. If you're looking for a solid introduction to this amazing artist's music, this is an excellent place to start. [And good news for Lane's fans: While there are no details given, the liner notes announce this collection is only "part of a larger body of works soon to be released on this label(Lane Signature Sounds)." Welcome news indeed!] VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED Ronnie Lane WAS under-rated by the "Music Business" but more sadly was more or less unknown by the US audience. I worked with Ronnie Lane from early 1972 until December, 1977 first as a "Roadie" for THE FACES and then as Tour Manager for Ronnie's solo career and band "Slim Chance". I met Ronnie in Detroit during the summer of 1970 on an early FACES tour and after assisting in several photo sessions with my mentor, Rock photographer Tom Wright. Tom, Chuch Magee and I took a slow boat to Europe in the fall of 1971 and within a short time worked our way on to the road crew with the FACES. I was so fortunate to be part of that early scene and