Ronnie Burns

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Exit Stage Right 02:28 Tools
Smiley 03:31 Tools
Coalman 02:53 Tools
Age Of Consent 02:32 Tools
Piccadilly Pages 02:43 Tools
When I Was Six Years Old 03:11 Tools
Top Hat 02:18 Tools
All The King's Horses 01:48 Tools
Too Many People 02:20 Tools
In The Morning 02:20 Tools
True True Lovin' 02:22 Tools
Prophet 02:22 Tools
We Had A Good Thing Goin' 02:22 Tools
Sunshine 02:12 Tools
True, True Lovin' 02:12 Tools
How' We Ever Get this Way 02:20 Tools
Jodie 01:48 Tools
Over the rainbow 02:20 Tools
Very Last Day 02:20 Tools
If I Die 02:20 Tools
Maggie Mine 02:20 Tools
Such A Girl 02:20 Tools
Picadilly Pages 02:12 Tools
We Had A Good Thing Going 02:21 Tools
War Is Over 02:21 Tools
Ronnie Burns - Exit Stage Right 00:00 Tools
How'd We Ever Get This Way 00:00 Tools
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Ronnie Burns (born Ronald Leslie Burns on 8 September 1946 in Melbourne), is an Australian pop singer. He began singing with the beat group, The Flies, in 1964. The Flies drew heavily on The Beatles' musical and fashion influences. They supported The Rolling Stones in January 1965. During this time he befriended Australian music guru Ian 'Molly' Meldrum. The two were famously ejected from The Beatles' 1964 Australian tour for being 'too enthusiastic'. He later supported artists such as Peter, Paul & Mary, and the Bee Gees. In the 1990's he formed, a trio with fellow Australian 1960's pop icons called Cotton, Morris & Burns, including Russell Morris and Daryll Cotton. Burns currently lives with his wife in Tasmania and tours the speaking circuit. In 1998, he and his wife founded Appin Hall Children’s Foundation, a refuge for children with chronic illness and orphans of war. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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