Mick Ronson Discography -
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Struggle (1981 flexi disc)Comments: Mick Ronson produced a full album for Lennex, entitled "Midnight In Niagara", that was never released. One of the songs, "Struggle", surfaced on this one-sided flexidisc, given away with the Canadian magazine Music Express. Another track, "She's Got It", was included on a 1982 compilation LP showcasing local talent called "Q107 Homegrown Vol. 4".- - WANTED: scan of the Q107 album cover - - |
PERFECT AFFAIR (1983 LP)Tracks: Visions / She's Got It / Through The Night / Remember / Love In Your Eyes / On The Edge / Queen Of The Night / Calm, Cool & Collected / Crazy / Hard Fight- the LP was released in Canada, UK, Norway, Belgium, Sweden, Germany, Finland and England |
VISIONS (2001 CD)Tracks: Visions / Remember / Queen Of The Night / Calm, Cool & Collected / Hard Fight / Love In Your Eyes / On The Edge / Crazy / She's Got It / Remember (Dance Mix) / Sub Suburbian Dream / Niagara / Wichita / Under The Sky Under The Moon / Jean GenieThis Canada only CD is effectively a re-issue of the 1983 album with bonus tracks. It does not include "Through The Night" from the original LP - this have been replaced by a previously unreleased dance mix of "Remember" instead. Interestingly the B-side of the Rose/Ronson 1987 single (produced and co-written by Mick Ronson) is one of the six bonus tracks - the others are mostly excellent Rick Rose unreleased solo recordings, but there is also a great live version of "Jean Genie" recorded by Perfect Affair in 1983. |
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She's Got It (1983 single)Comments: this was a Canadian only single, backed with "Crazy". There was also a second Canadian single - "On The Edge / Visions". Both singles made the Canadian Top 20 charts.- - WANTED: scan of the "On The Edge" picture sleeve - - |
Gypsy Jewelry (1987 single)Comments: Ronson returned to Canada in the late 80s and produced this single for Perfect Affair vocalist Rick Rose (only released in Canada). He also co-wrote both songs, "Gypsy Jewelry" and "Under The Sky, Under The Moon". |
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