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29 de abr. de 2013 · Mick Ronson grew up a musical polymath trained on the cello, piano, violin and harmonium. Like many British musicians of his era, he was first inspired by American rock ‘n’ roll, falling for ...
17 de may. de 2022 · Mick Ronson live on stage with The Hunter Ronson Band in 1975. (Image credit: Ian Dickson/Redferns) “He floored us,” Visconti said. “When David and I met him, we knew he’d fit in looks-wise, but we had no idea what was coming until he picked up his Les Paul and played for us. “He really didn’t have to be taught the few songs we’d already worked up with John Cambridge.
28 de abr. de 2017 · By Classic Rock. published 28 April 2017. On sale now, featuring the rise and fall of Mick Ronson, Steely Dan, Pete Way & Ozzy Osbourne, the ultimate tribute to Chuck Berry, Sammy Hagar, Kings X, Uriah Heep and much more besides... Cover Feature. Mick Ronson In 1970 he changed the career of David Bowie, and went on to work with a number of ...
14 de oct. de 2017 · Mick Ronson onstage in 1975. Filmmaker John Brewer hopes his documentary Beside Bowie will earn the late guitarist a place in the rock and roll canon. Michael Putland/Getty Images hide caption
Mick Ronson, vero nome Michael Ronson (Kingston upon Hull, 26 maggio 1946 – Londra, 29 aprile 1993), è stato un chitarrista glam rock britannico, conosciuto prevalentemente come collaboratore negli arrangiamenti di David Bowie e del suo gruppo musicale The Spiders from Mars nonché per aver coprodotto insieme a quest'ultimo il secondo album solista di Lou Reed, Transformer
29 de abr. de 2021 · Thu 29 April 2021 8:00, UK. Born in Hull, 26th May 1946, Mick Ronson was a legendary guitarist of a generation that no longer exists. In addition to being an iconic axe-man, he was a proficient songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, arranger and producer. He is best known as being the guitarist of David Bowie’s Spiders from Mars, with whom he ...
23 de abr. de 2018 · Mick Ronson – The Nicest Man Who Fell To Earth. I first met Mick Ronson’s when I was photographing Mott The Hoople at a Chelsea studio in London in 1974. Although I was photographing the whole band I was struck by Mick’s classical Byronesque looks so I asked him if he would mind if I took some solo portraits after we finished the band shoot.
