Mick Ronson
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Biography
A guitarist first and foremost, in 1969 Ronson began a fruitful collaboration with David Bowie, who would make him a rock legend as the bandleader of his Spiders From Mars during the Ziggy Stardust era. Ronson arranged most of Bowie's albums and worked with him on Lou Reed's Transformer. In 1974, he released two solo albums (Slaughter On The 10th Avenue and Play Don't Worry), which met with little success, despite a few Bowie songs. He returned to the stage to accompany Mott The Hoople, Ian Hunter, Bob Dylan and then Van Morrison. He then turned to production, working with Roger Mc Guinn (ex-Byrds), David Johansen and several punk bands, among others. A poor composer, Ronson, who died in 1993, is best remembered as one of the creators of the "glitter" sound, thanks to his collaborations with some of the masters of the genre.
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Albums
Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- White Light White Heat
- Music Is Lethal
- Like A Rolling Stone
- Ronno's Bar & Grill
- The Supermen (with Mick Ronson) [Sounds of the 70s - Bob Harris) [Recorded 21.9.71] by Mick Ronson
- Easy Money featuring Corky Laing
- Slaughter On 10th Ave
- Silent Movie featuring Corky Laing
- Tinker Street
- Satellite 1
- Ballad of Jack Daniels
- I Hate Dancin' featuring Corky Laing
- Midnight Love
- Blue Velvet Skirt (Reprise)
- I Ain't No Angel featuring Corky Laing
- The Best Thing featuring Corky Laing
- Teen Magazine Interview
- Slaughter on 10th Avenue - Solo Guitar Sections
- The Outsider featuring Corky Laing
- Lowdown Freedom featuring Corky Laing
- Just When I Needed You Most featuring Corky Laing
- Indian Summer
- On My Way to Georgia featuring Corky Laing
- Growing Old With Rock'n'Roll featuring Corky Laing
