I’d Give Anything to See You Right Now

Finished last month with Lisa Dal Bello.
Her return to music via the help of Mick Ronson prompted this. 

 

I've always really enjoyed all the guitar slinging that Ronno has done, with Bowie or Ian Hunter or hundreds more, it seems. I always thought his solo work fell into the shadows of other artists greatness. I've tried to share a bit to rectify that situation. I've shared Heaven & Hull & Play Don't Worry in previous posts.

This album is a studio album recorded in November & December 1976, intended to be Ronson's third solo album after Slaughter on 10th Avenue (1974) & Play Don't Worry (1975).  Record assholes executives from RCA refused to release it because of  "previous low sales numbers".

It was finally released in 1999, six years after Ronson's death on the Burning Airlines label. This is the limited edition 2xCD. 

 

Mick Ronson - Just Like This, Burning Airlies 2xCD, 1999.
decryption codes in comments

CD1 -
Just Like This    
I'd Give Anything to See You
Takin' a Train    
Hard Life    
(I'm Just a) Junkie for Your Love    
Crazy Love    
Hey Grandma    
Is That Any Way    
I've Got No Secrets    
Hard Headed Woman    
Roll like the River    
Angel No. 9

CD2 -
Crazy Love (demo)
I'd Give Anything to See You (Right Now) (demo)
Takin' the Next Train (demo)
Hard Life (ballad version)    
Junkie (demo)    
Hey Grandma (demo)    
Just Like This (demo)    
Ronno's Bar & Grill (studio outtake)

Enjoy,
NØ