Lone Arranger is the second solo album by South African keyboardist Manfred Mann.

[1] Like its predecessor, 2006, it features various guest musicians, including Kris Kristofferson, Till Brönner and Mick Rogers.

It also includes three songs by other artists which sampled Manfred Mann recordings, over which Mann then added new keyboards and other contributions: "One Hand in the Air" is a shortened version of Kanye West's "So Appalled" (which sampled "You Are, I Am"), with an added chorus by Caitlyn Scarlett.

Likewise, "One Way Stand-Up" is the Prodigy's "Stand Up", which was based on Manfred Mann Chapter Three's "One Way Glass", with added keyboards.

At the time Mann's "(Lick Your) Boots" was released, the upcoming album was still announced as Rational Anthems before the title was changed to Lone Arranger.