Mick Ronson
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 ...
HeroesDavid Bowie, Queen and Mick Ronson
How Much More Can I TakeIan Hunter and Mick Ronson
Music Is LethalMick Ronson
Madman Across the WaterElton John and Mick Ronson
Only After DarkMick Ronson
Growing Up and I'm FineMick Ronson
HeroesDavid Bowie, Queen and Mick Ronson
"Heroes"
How Much More Can I TakeIan Hunter and Mick Ronson
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Music Is LethalMick Ronson
Slaughter On 10th Avenue
5:10
Madman Across the WaterElton John and Mick Ronson
Tumbleweed Connection
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Only After DarkMick Ronson
Only After Dark: The Sound of the Rum Runner
3:30
Growing Up and I'm FineMick Ronson
Slaughter On 10th Avenue
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