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Description Ripped from original CD with Exact Audio Copy. Art & Rip log included. All tracks are Properly tagged with art embedded in tag. Ronnie Earl & The Broadcasters 2014 - Good News [mp3@320]  Ronnie Earl & The Broadcasters  Ronnie Earl & The Broadcasters in 2013 Wikipedia: Ronnie Earl (born Ronald Horvath, March 10, 1953, Queens, New York, United States) is an American blues guitarist and music instructor. Earl collected blues, jazz, rock and soul records while growing up. He studied American History at C.W. Post College on Long Island for a year and a half, then moved to Boston to pursue a Bachelor's Degree in Special Education and Education at Boston University where he would graduate in 1975. He spent a short time teaching handicapped children. It was during his college years that he attended a Muddy Waters concert at the Jazz Workshop in Boston. After seeing Waters perform, Earl took a serious interest in the guitar, which he had first picked up in 1973. His first job was as a rhythm guitarist at The Speakeasy, a blues club in Cambridge, Massachusetts. In addition to playing in the Boston blues scene, Earl traveled twice by Greyhound Bus to Chicago, where he was introduced to the Chicago blues scene by Koko Taylor. Good News  Artist: Ronnie Earl & The Broadcasters Title: Good News Format: CD, Album, 3-fold Digisleeve Producer: Ronnie Earl, Holger Petersen, Deborah Blanchard Release Date: June 17, 2014 Label: Stony Plain Records Catalog: SPCD 1372 ASIN: B00JXZNFKU Barcode: 7 72532 13722 5 Genre: Blues, Modern Electric Blues Duration: 64:55 amazon.com 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 intensity and deep soul that will satisfy his growing legion of fans who await each new release. Ronnie Earl is a multiple Blues Award winner as Guitarist Of The Year. AllMusic Review by Thom Jurek: Good News, Ronnie Earl & the Broadcasters' sixth album for Stony Plain, follows the widely celebrated Just for Today. That set featured guest contributions from vocalist Diane Blue and Detroit guitarist Nicholas Tabarias. Both return here, along with special guest guitarist Zach Zunis, on loan from Janiva Magness' band. Six of these ten tunes were written or co-written by Earl. The guitarist has a thing for trains lately: Just for Today opened with the burner "The Big Train," while here, the kickoff is a total revisioning of "Mystery Train," entitled "I Met Her on That Train," an instrumental where Zunis, Tabarias, and Earl (in that order) improvise in a cutting contest on the choogling vamp. The first of Blue's four vocal appearances is on Sam Cooke's classic "Change Is Gonna Come." Though it's a standard, it's difficult to pull off convincingly. She does, and Earl's guitar fills tag the ends of her lines with empathy, underscoring the hope and faith in her delivery, reminding listeners that Cooke's melody is rooted in the blues. The bandmembers dig deep into their trick bag and come out with a shimmering reading of Neal Creque's "Time to Remember," with Dave Limina offering stellar performances on acoustic piano and B-3. This is the jazzier side of the Broadcasters, slowly unwinding the melody, finding its Spanish tinge and grooving on its harmonic line. The hinge piece is a nearly 11-minute reading of Buddy Guy's "In the Wee Hours." Blue's vocal is excellent, but given the tune's length it's clearly a dialogue for Earl and Zunis, with Limina piano's beautifully coloring the proceedings with gorgeous fills and accents. It will more than likely make guitar fans roar with approval. The deep, undulating, minor-key "Marje's Melody" hosts lyrical interplay between Tabarias and Earl. "Blues for Henry" and "Puddin' Pie" are pure Chicago workouts that reveal the depth of the dialogue between Earl and Limina, who both deliver scintillating solos, while bassist Jim Mouradian and drummer Lorne Entress are unshakable. "Runnin' in Peace" features Blue delivering a prayerful gospel moan as Earl stings and slashes through the pain intimated in the grain of her voice. Good News is yet another excellent entry in the catalog of a band that, as time goes on, becomes a legend unto itself.  01. I Met Her On That Train (4:44) 02. Change Is Gonna Come (6:02) 03. Time To Remember (6:10) 04. In The Wee Hours 10:53) 05. Good News (3:33) 06. Six String Blessing (9:23) 07. Marje's Melody (6:45) 08. Blues For Henry (7:15) 09. Puddin' Pie (4:08) 10. Runnin' In Peace (5:58) Personnel: Diane Blue - Vocals Ronnie Earl - Guitar, Guitar (Rhythm), Soloist, Group Member Lorne Entress - Drums, Group Member Dave Limina - Hammond B3, Piano, Group Member Jimmy Mouradian - Bass, Group Member Nicholas Tabarias - Guitar, Soloist Zach Zunis - Guitar, Soloist Note: This is not my rip My thanks to the original uploader    ♪♬♫ ENJOY! ♪♬♫ Related Torrents
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