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Chart topping, 4 time W.C Handy Blues Award Winners, Ronnie Earl and The Broadcasters return with Ronnie's 26th album 'Beyond The Blue Door', courtesy of Stony Plain Records. A whopping 15 track...

The current Blues Foundation 'Blues Guitarist Of The Year,' Ronnie Earl, returns with 'Father's Day,' his 9th album on Stony Plain. For the first time in decades Earl includes a horn section,...

An almost all-instrumental blues guitar release by one of the most acclaimed guitarists of our time. With The Broadcasters, his band of over 25 years, Ronnie's latest 'live' release shows him to be...

One of the most soulful fret men in blues today, Ronnie has been backed by his mighty Broadcasters for 30 years now. Ronnie's 25th release is dedicated to the memory of longtime Broadcaster bass...

Duke Robillard and Ronnie Earl are among blues guitar's hottest pistols, but their first studio union is no showdown. Although Robillard is steeped in all aspects of technique and Earl is a pure...

Ronnie Earl is one of the most revered guitar players working today. Earl, along with the Broadcasters, his band of over 25 years, presents GOOD NEWS, a mostly instrumental album of spellbinding...

Ronnie Earl's release Maxwell Street is named in honour of blues pianist and previous member of the Broadcasters David Maxwell and is a nod to Chicago's Maxwell Street where blues musicians gathered...

2022 release. Over a 45-year career as one of the world's top blues musicians, Ronnie Earl has transfixed audiences with his distinct sound of emotion-laden blues. On his own and with his band The...

2020 release. Ronnie Earl is a four-time Blues Music Award winner as 'Guitar Player of the Year,' and a world-renowned composer and musician. Most of his 26 albums have included chart-toppers and...

Other than jazz and classical, there are few other musical genres where vocals don't dominate, but Ronnie Earl sets out to prove that blues can be another. This entirely instrumental album never lags...

I make this music in the hopes that I may touch your soul, says Ronnie Earl. "It is not fame that I seek or need." These words explain his low profile and encapsulate the vision of an emotionally...

On his fourth album in four years, Earl proves that he's robust enough to muscle through a set of swinging jazz (Jimmy Smith's "Blues for J"), sizzling gospel ("Walking on the Sea" with the Silver...