Repeated 29 November 1977, 02 September 1986. Track 'Rich Kids' from #1 on Various Artists, Winters of Discontent: The Peel Sessions 77-83 CD, 1991 (Strange Fruit, SFRCD 204).ДЎ. Official releases: John Peel Session digital EPs 31 October 1977 and 20 March 1978. Rusty Egan joined Skids for a short time in 1979 and played on their album Days in Europa, produced by Bill Nelson, which also received considerable Peel airtime. He also co-wrote the track 'Yellow Pearl' with Lizzy frontman Phil Lynott, which was used as the Top of the Pops theme in Peel's years as presenter.

Ure played a short stint with Thin Lizzy, and had already co-written 'Get Out of Here' a track on the 1979 Black Rose album, heavily featured by Peel. After the band split up, Matlock formed Jimmy Norton's Explosion. Gambaccini played three tracks in a row from the band on one programme and also repeated their second session. Both single and album tracks eventually gained several plays both from Peel and Paul Gambaccini while standing in on the show in September 1978. Typically he invited the band in for a session before they had signed to a label.

Those taking part were: Sam Brown Alun Davies Geoff Dugmore Charlie Hart Chris Jagger Mick Jones Bob Loveday Glen Matlock Henry McCullough Mike Paice Rosie Whitfield Keith Smart Chrissy Stewart Pete Townshend Ronnie Wood Geraint Watkins Paul Weller.Peel would have become aware of Rich Kids via the Glen Matlock-Sex Pistols connection. Slim Chance reformed briefly for the Ronnie Lane Albert Hall concert in 2004. In the States, Ronnie worked with musicians including Rich Brotherton Jodie Denberg Joe Ely Alehandro Escovedo J.D.Foster John D.Graham Ronnie Johnson Susan Voelz. Unfortunately many of the above - Ian McClagan, Ian Stewart, Ruan O'Lochlainn, Kevin Westlake, and most recently Bruce Rowland and Brian Belshaw - have left this world but they - and of course Ronnie too - will not be forgotten. The present line up is merely the tip of the iceberg and would like to celebrate the contributions of:Д¬al Batchelor Brian Belshaw Steve Bingham George and Ray Carless Eric Clapton Colin Davey Alun Davies Ed Deane Hughie Flint Jim Frank Benny Gallagher Carol Grimes Charlie Hart Jimmy Jewell Glen le Fleur Billy Livsey Graham Lyle Binky McKenzie Drew McCulloch Henry McCullough Ruan O'Lochlainn Robin Lucas Ian McClagan John Porter Bruce Rowland Steve Simpson Ken Slaven Chrissy Stewart Ian Stewart Pete Townshend Mick Weaver Kevin Westlake. Over time there have been many musicians who worked with Ronnie after he left the Faces, as part of Slim Chance and its offshoots.

Since that time Billy has been a prolific and successful songwriter and singer and has also worked extensively with The Who. Brendan knew Steve Mariott and is highly respected for his all round musicianship.Д«ILLY NICHOLLS, vocals, mandolin and acoustic guitar, knew Ronnie well as he and the Small Faces played on each other's records back in the Sixties. GERAINT WATKINS vocals and keys has played with Carl Perkins, Nick Lowe, Van Morrison, released his own albums and joined Slim Chance for the 2004 Ronnie Lane Albert Hall concert.Д«RENDAN O'NEILL, drums, has worked with Rory Gallagher, Nine Below Zero, Glen Tillbrook to mention a few. STEVE BINGHAM vocals and bass, played with Geno Washington, the Foundations, Colin Blunstone, worked on Anymore for Anymore, played bass on The Poacher and toured with the Passing Show. STEVE SIMPSON vocals, guitar, mandolin and fiddle, has worked with Frankie Miller, Eric Bibb, Roger Chapman, and played on Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance, One for the Road and See Me.Д¬HARLIE HART vocals, fiddle, accordion and keys, has played with Pete Brown, Ian Dury, Eric Clapton and worked on Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance, One for the Road, Rough Mix, See Me, Rockpalast.

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