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Ronnie Lane
Released 1974

I'm Gonna Sit Right Down (And Write Myself a Letter)
02:53
6 plays

Street Gang
04:04
5 plays

Single Saddle
03:02
5 plays

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songs

- 1
- Little Piece of Nothing
- 02:23
- 18 plays

- 2
- Stone
- 04:06
- 38 plays

- 3
- Bottle of Brandy
- 02:46
- 3 plays

- 4
- Street Gang
- 04:04
- 5 plays

- 5
- Anniversary
- 02:57
- 237 plays

- 6
- I'm Gonna Sit Right Down (And Write Myself a Letter)
- 02:53
- 6 plays

- 7
- I'm Just a Country Boy
- 02:42
- 13 plays

- 8
- Ain't No Lady
- 04:22
- 10 plays

- 9
- Blue Monday
- 04:07
- 10 plays

- 10
- Give Me a Penny
- 02:57
- 40 plays

- 11
- You Never Can Tell
- 04:31
- 3 plays

- 12
- Tin and Tambourine
- 04:09
- 16 plays

- 13
- Single Saddle
- 03:02
- 5 plays

album review

The co-founder of the Small Faces turns in a low-key, easy-rolling gem even if he repackages some of his best material. "Stone," a whimsical ode to reincarnation, became "Evolution" when performed two years later with Pete Townshend on his debut solo album, Who Came First. A heart-tugging riff from Slim Chance's "Give Me a Penny" shows up three years later on "Annie" from Rough Mix, another fine collaboration between Lane and Townshend. If you're going to get Slim Chance (and you should), pick the version that leads off with "The Poacher." Helped by Gallagher and Lyle, the song and its exquisite orchestration captures the spirit of the English countryside. ~ Mark Allan, All Music Guide