to tour with one of the most successful road bands of the era. But, more importantly, I spent months in the recording studios watching them create all this great music. What was even more interesting was watching the great producer, Glynn Johns, pull the best out of a group of individuals possessed with great talents but also huge egos. When we went to Wales in April 1974 to record Ronnie's first solo LP for A & M Records called "Anywore for Anymore", I witnessed the real song craftsman that was Ronnie Lane. Sadly, mangement fiascos during 74/75 prevented any of this material from ever being released in the states until now. Ronnie could pull the best out of a simple lyric and melody but more importantly, would allow the best to flow from those talented musicians who he had collected in the band "Slim Chance". He let them shine but all the while knowing exactly what he wanted. Here it is for you to enjoy. Some of the best and beatiful songs Ronnie could cook up...and that band could cook! Ronnie's solo work is just great. I always appreciated his work with the Steve and Rod versions of Faces. This work is a total shift from Faces/Small Faces feel to a more mellow earthy sound. Very nice in the same way Rod Stewart did on his early solo works while still with the Faces, Gasoline Alley, Country Comforts, Hand rags, Cut across Shorty etc... In fact Ronnie played of some