• Ian McLagan & The Bump Band

    Album Review
    Ian McLagan & The Bump Band – Spiritual Boy: An Appreciation Of Ronnie Lane
    Archive Posted On July 1, 2006


    One Small Face salutes another on an album that is as much about the musical spirit of Austin as it is about Ian McLagan’s kinship with his late bandmate Ronnie Lane. Since the Faces were the ultimate bar band, and […]


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    Album Review
    Ian McLagan & The Bump Band – Rise & Shine
    Archive Posted On March 1, 2004


    “Been A Long Time”, the second track on Rise & Shine, opens with a bouncy Wurlitzer piano riff, chased by a Hammond B3 organ and vocals that sound as if they’re in the near distance, plaintive and urgent at the […]


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    Album Review
    Ian McLagan & The Bump Band – Best Of British
    Archive Posted On May 1, 2000


    This is not, as the title might suggest, an anthology of hits — although the British-born McLagan is certainly entitled! But as his recent autobiography All The Rage handily chronicles his years with the Small Faces and beyond (including working […]


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