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5 days ago · Rock, Folk Rock. Producer. Glyn Johns, Bruce Rowland & Ronnie Lane. Don’t You Cry For Me is a song written by Ronnie Lane, a talented musician who made his mark in the world of rock and folk rock. This song is featured on his album Anymore for Anymore, released in 1974.
- Anymore for Anymore (1974)
- July 1, 1974
- Ronnie Lane
- Ronnie Lane
3 days ago · Ronnie Lane- Anymore For Anymore. Now Playing 2.1. Click The Pic to see what's spinning daily with occasional commentary, recommendations and samples.
3 days ago · Ronnie Lane & The Band "Slim Chance"- Anymore For Anymore (A great Sunday morning record.) John Oates- Reunion (about half) (Meh. A little...
2 days ago · Jo Wood went, “Nah!” and Ronnie Wood went, “Nah! He doesn’t look anything like me,” but there's no two ways about it. I spent, particularly in the 90’s, I was mistaken for Ronnie Wood a lot. Even to the point that on that Rolling Stones tour, Ronnie was walking down Bondi with his family and somebody shouted out, “Hey Ronnie.
2 days ago · And that’s really the point of nostalgia. You’re looking back because you wish you could transport yourself to “back then” and utilize the hard won knowledge you’ve gained since that time. It’s the premise of that Faces song “Ooh La La” (A song Ronnie Lane and Ronnie Wood wrote when they were 27 and 26, lol). It’s a fantasy we ...
1 day ago · Ronnie and Alan discuss the role Central Florida Behavioral Health Network plays as the managing entity for the Suncoast counties.If you or someone you know ...
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- Central Florida Behavioral Health Network
3 days ago · Early life External audio Country Music Legend Merle Haggard, interviewed by Terry Gross on Fresh Air, 42:14, August 14, 1995. Haggard's parents were Flossie Mae (née Harp; 1902–1984) and James Francis Haggard (1899–1946). The family moved to California from their home in Checotah, Oklahoma, during the Great Depression, after their barn burned in 1934. They settled with their two elder ...
