The Luckiest Man
Ronnie Earl & the Broadcasters
Ronnie Earl, a gentle soul, took the death of his bass player, Jim Mouradian, hard. It follows that all through his latest album, a pained emotionalism informs his guitar playing. Fortunately,...
The Luckiest Man
Ronnie Earl & the Broadcasters
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Ronnie Earl, a gentle soul, took the death of his bass player, Jim Mouradian, hard. It follows that all through his latest album, a pained emotionalism informs his guitar playing. Fortunately,...
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Stony Plain Records release The Luckiest Man, the new CD from three time Blues Music Award winner as "Guitarist of the Year," Ronnie Earl and his band, the Broadcasters. Ronnie Earl and the Broadcasters are: Ronnie Earl guitar Lorne Entress drums Dave Limina - piano and Hammond B3 organ Jim Mouradian bass and Diane Blue vocals
Contents and tracklist
Ain't That Lovin' You
Southside Stomp
Death Don't Have No Mercy
Jim's Song
Heartbreak (It's Hurtin' Me)
Howlin' Blues
Never Gonna Break My Faith
Long Lost Conversation
Sweet Vee
Blues for Magic Sam
So Many Roads
You Do
You Don't Know What Love Is
Awards and reviews
March 2018
Ronnie Earl, a gentle soul, took the death of his bass player, Jim Mouradian, hard. It follows that all through his latest album, a pained emotionalism informs his guitar playing. Fortunately, Earl has long been a master at healing his own heart, drawing on love, compassion and hope to mitigate hurt. Finding beauty in sadness, he bores deep into originals inspired by Otis Rush or Magic Sam and into old favorites from Fenton Robinson and Rev. Gary Davis.
