The Ogden's Nutgone Flake page is under construction for summer 2020. 
If you have any stories, memorabilia and/or photos you would like to see shared to this page, please email to: 
[email protected]

There are already many gems so far, including the one time only
Small Faces theatrical performance of this fantastic concept album on the BBC's Colour Me Pop (25:52), featuring: "Song of a Baker", "Lazy Sunday" (official video!), "Happiness Stan", "Rollin' Over", "The Hungry Intruder",
"The Journey", "Mad John" and "Happydaystoytown",
​narrated by Master of Gobbledegook, Stanley Unwin! 

Sneak peak of Small Faces "Song of a Baker" on Youtube

To view all of the 25:26 performance and other gems as we find them, cruise over to the Small Faces Ogdens' Nutgone Flake page straight away!
https://www.ronnielane.com/small-faces-ogdens-nut-gone-flake-album-1968.html

"The Journey"
If tomorrow was today
It would yesterday
The sun is surely just a thought away
Where visions that men fail
To put to words to tale
And music that they try but cannot (p)lay

~Small Faces: Ronnie Lane, Kenney Jones, Ian McLagan & Steve Marrott

Enjoy the Small Faces Ogdens' Nutgone Flake page!

We've not yet gotten a chance to delve into the wonderland of
Ronnie Lane instruments with one small exception...
Ronnie's acoustic resonator made straight from the hands of Tony Zemaitis!

At the Ronnie Lane Zemaitis Acoustic Resonator Guitar page there are
tons of photos, video of Ronnie playing this guitar with Slim Chance
on "Debris" and "Ooh La La", and heart-felt words about Ronnie from Tony.

You can find tons more information about this acoustic beauty here at
https://www.ronnielane.com/zemaitis-resonator-acoustic-guitar.html

Keith Smart, the now proud owner of Ronnie's resonator (and contributor
to The Zemaitis Club!- see Keith's special Ronnie Lane issue here)
is having a live stream chat tomorrow 5pm London time and is sure to mention and maybe even play this stunning piece.

Catch Keith over on Facebook and Instagram!

Enjoy!
Team Ronnie Lane

P.S. You might notice here next to Ronnie's guitar is a hidden photo of the Ronnie Lane Mobile Studio. If you've never heard of it before, it was one of only two mobile recording studios available in the early 1970s and was used to record some of the most loved albums of Led Zeppelin, The Who, Bad Company, Eric Clapton and Slim Chance. Have a glimpse of the LMS:
https://www.ronnielane.com/ronnie-lanes-mobile-studio-lms.html

Rare photo of Ronnie Lane with his mother and family.

For just a tad bit more on Ronnie's family please see
https://www.ronnielane.com/about.html

A lovely day to you lovely ladies!

Finally solved the mystery of why Ronnie Lane is in the same room with Roy Harper, Jimmy Page, John Bonham, Keith Moon and Robert plant but
​in the few photos that have been preserved they have on different outfits!

Answers can be found once you check out Roy Harper's record release party for Valentine on February 14, 1974, billed as "Roy Harper's Valentines Day Massacre", where all these fine folks, including Ronnie Lane, were in attendance.

​Roy Harper - Flashes From The Archives Of Oblivion Double Live Album (1974)
​​https://www.ronnielane.com/roy-harper-flashes-from-the-archives-of-oblivion-double-live-album-1974.html

​​​Roy Harper - Valentine Album 1974
​​https://www.ronnielane.com/roy-harper-valentine-album-1974.html

As is the case with much of Ronnie Lane history, one album leads to an event which leads to another album. They all tie together, so don't miss any of them! Each contains their own blend of videos, photos and stories.

P.S. If anyone has pics of Robert Plant's face for this event, hit us up at
[email protected]!