Amazon's Ronnie Lane Store Music Photos Biography Ronald Frederick Lane, known to his friends as Plonk, formed the Small Faces with Steve Marriott in 1965 and together with Kenney Jones and Ian McLagan made four years of amphetamine-fuelled R&B and Cockney music-hall psych, never quite making it in the U.S. except for "Itchycoo Park," but becoming Mod icons and godfathers of Britpop through domestic hits like "Tin Soldier," "What'cha Gonna Do... Read more in Amazon's Ronnie Lane Store Editorial Reviews Review "...of my closest lifetime friends. He was such an underestimated musician and songwriter. He was a real storyteller." -- Pete Townshend, Oct. 2, 2006 Product Description Ronnie Lane founded two of England's most beloved bands, Small Faces (Lane, Steve Marriott, Ian McLagan, Kenney Jones, 1965-1969) and The Faces (Lane, McLagan, Jones, Ron Wood, Rod Stewart, 1969-1974), co-writing songs like 'Itchycoo Park' and 'Ooh La La.' His extraordinary musical journey covered three decades, before he was diagnosed with MS and passed away at a relatively young age in 1997. His solo recordings were made with a succession of bands called Slim Chance, which included the cream of Britain's folk/rock/r'n'b musicians, as well as contributions from Lane's dear friends Eric Clapton and Pete Townshend. 'Just For A Moment' includes all of Lane's finest songs and is the first authorized release of his solo material in the US. This album coincides with the DVD release of the excellent documentary film, 'The Passing Show - The Life and Music of Ronnie Lane' and