thin sissy
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I saw it last night. Very interesting as I'm a huge fan of Ronno. It was also very moving and it left me sad, especially near the ending when his friends and family talked about his passing. Ian Hunter, who seems like a cool and great guy who doesn't really cry, seemed to choke up when he mentioned Ronno calling him and saying he had cancer.
I don't really know if I have a question or anything with this thread. But it seems like Ronno has gotten more of the recognition he deserves during the internet era, too bad he isn't around to witness it. The same applies to Rory Gallagher I think.
Also, I can't understand why his solo albums didn't sell, they are so great. And they sound "modern" to me for 70's albums (though I wasn't around at the time, so what do I know?).
Anyways, he was great and I'm glad he finally got a real documentary made for him
I don't really know if I have a question or anything with this thread. But it seems like Ronno has gotten more of the recognition he deserves during the internet era, too bad he isn't around to witness it. The same applies to Rory Gallagher I think.
Also, I can't understand why his solo albums didn't sell, they are so great. And they sound "modern" to me for 70's albums (though I wasn't around at the time, so what do I know?).
Anyways, he was great and I'm glad he finally got a real documentary made for him