Ronnie Lane
English musician and songwriterWikipedia
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Oct 26, 2026
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Bad Company is the debut studio album by the British supergroup of the same name, formed in London in 1973.
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Recorded at Headley Grange in East Hampshire, England, on Ronnie Lane's mobile studio during November 1973, it was produced by Bad Company.
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Led Zeppelin also used Headley Grange to record.
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Both bands were managed by Peter Grant and recorded on the Swan Song record label.
Lee RockerGUEST
We met people.
Lee RockerGUEST
We met some really interesting folks, you know, from Ronnie Lane and, you know, everything kind of snowballs like being shot out of a cannon.
Lee RockerGUEST
But that same thing that happened around the New York area happened in London.
Lee RockerGUEST
And again, really quickly, we landed in June and we were virtually homeless.
Neil RichterPANELIST
Keith Richards on acoustic guitar and backing vocals, Brian Jones playing the Mellotron, an instrument we've talked about here on the Rock and Roll History Show, and of course, Charlie Watts on drums.
Neil RichterPANELIST
Guest musicians on the song included Steve Marriott and Ronnie Lane of the Small Faces, as well as keyboardist extraordinaire Nicky Hopkins, I guess that would be him, playing the harpsichord.
Neil RichterPANELIST
The single peaked at number 87 on the U.S.
Neil RichterPANELIST
Billboard Hot 100 singles chart, and Billboard called it, quote, an offbeat piece of rock ballad material that should prove to be a monster, whatever that means, and as a weirdy that can't miss.
Chris JaggerGUEST
He talked to Pete Townshend, and Pete really rates Charlie.
Chris JaggerGUEST
And same with Ronnie Lane, and, uh, he's played jazz, worked with Mike Figgis, Roger Daltrey.
Chris JaggerGUEST
He played violin at the Astral Weeks at the Albert Hall with Van Morrison.
Chris JaggerGUEST
I mean, you know, he, he, he's done a lot of stuff.
Brett VargoHOST
Ian McClagan's Hammond.
Brett VargoHOST
filthy ronnie lane's wicked bass line kenny jones explosive drumming and of course rod the mods barely controlled wailing filthy filthy filthy and utterly perfect if you want a primer on where the white stripes or the black keys got their sound this is as good a starting place as anything i mean if you cannot bring good news don't bring any um okay that is uh going to be my number one wicked messenger by faces
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there was a wicked messenger from me like he did come I multiplied the smallest
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matter When question you had sent for him he answered with a smile For his tongue it could not speak but only flatter He stayed behind the assembly hall.
James CarterHOST
Which part of the face can be referred to as the buccal region? The cheeks, the forehead, or the jaw? Question nine.
James CarterHOST
Which rock band was founded in nineteen sixty-five by Steve Marriott, Ronnie Lane, Kenny Jones, and Jimmy Winston? Question ten.
James CarterHOST
Which psychological phenomenon is the tendency for humans to impose a meaningful interpretation on nebulous stimuli? For example, seeing a face in the surface of the moon.
James CarterHOST
[bell ringing] Round three.
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Question nine.
James CarterHOST
Which rock band was founded in 1965 by Steve Marriott, Ronnie Lane, Kenny Jones, and Jimmy Winston?
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Question ten.
James CarterHOST
Which psychological phenomenon is the tendency for humans to impose a meaningful interpretation on nebulous stimuli? For example, seeing a face in the surface of the moon.
Tyler JenkeHOST
Are there any particular records that you would, uh, you'd pick there?
J MascisGUEST
there?Well, like last summer I, uh, I was listening to Rough Mix a lot, um, Pete Townsend and Ronnie Lane.
J MascisGUEST
Because I watched, uh, the producer Glenn Johns on YouTube and he said that was his favorite album he ever worked on.
J MascisGUEST
And he's worked on a lot of great albums and-
Buddy SlowikHOST
The Faces, so-called Stay With Me.
Buddy SlowikHOST
They were formed in London in 69, and their members include Ronnie Lane on bass, Kenny Jones on drums, Ian McLaughlin on drums.
Buddy SlowikHOST
and Rod Stewart sang the vocals, but Rod Stewart sang most of the vocals.
Buddy SlowikHOST
Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood left the Jeff Beck group to join Faces, and they really were an all-star band, so they had some great...
John BatorGUEST
Great album.
Ray BatorGUEST
And he did that one with Ronnie Lane.
John BatorGUEST
Mm-hmm.
Ray BatorGUEST
Was it Rough Mix?
John BatorGUEST
Not the '80s
Ray BatorGUEST
... with that Rough Mix album.
Ray BatorGUEST
Him and Ronnie Lane were doing something in the, in the studio, and then they, they had some sort of disagreement, and Pete clocked him.
Ray BatorGUEST
And Ronnie Lane just went tumbling and, but he didn't know that Ronnie Lane was sick.
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