to release solo albums through the 1980s, such as Hometown Girls, Wings on My Feet, Lonely Road and Master Suite. In 1996, he released two albums, Reborn; and an album of reworkings of Wings songs, entitled Wings at the Sound of Denny Laine. From 1997 to 2002, he toured with the rock supergroup World Classic Rockers. He left the World Classic Rockers and now tours with The Denny Laine Band, and teams up with other bands on occasion. Laine's latest solo release is the 2008 album The Blue Musician. He has also written a musical, Arctic Song. In 2018 he performed with the 9-piece band Turkuaz doing the music of Wings. He has been featured in three fanzines, including Ahh Laine. In January 2023, Laine announced tour dates in the US, including New York and Nashville, and said he was working on new material for an album. Personal life Laine was briefly married to Jo Jo Laine, with whom he had a son, Laine, and a daughter, Heidi. He has three other children from other relationships: Lucianne Grant (with Helen, daughter of Led Zeppelin manager Peter Grant), Damian James (with model Catherine James) and Ainsley Laine-Adams. Laine moved to the United States in the mid-1990s. Discography Solo albums Compilation albums Singles Guest appearances With The Moody Blues Albums Singles With Balls reissued as by Trevor Burton With Ginger Baker's Airforce With Wings References Bibliography Wingspan : Hits and History by Paul McCartney, ASIN: B00005B839 External links In the Spotlight with Denny Laine Denny Laine and the Diplomats, a pre-Moody Blues band featuring Denny Laine The original Moody Blues line up, with Denny Laine on guitar and vocals VH1.com's Biography of Denny Laine Denny Laine 2 hour audio interview on RundgrenRadio.com 1944 births Living people English expatriates in the United States English multi-instrumentalists English rock musicians Ginger Baker's Air Force members The Moody Blues members Paul McCartney and Wings members Musicians from Birmingham, West Midlands People from Chipping Barnet British rhythm and blues boom musicians English rock guitarists English male singer-songwriters Lead guitarists Rhythm guitarists British harmonica players English rhythm and blues musicians Rhythm and blues guitarists English rhythm and blues singers World Classic Rockers members