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12 de jul. de 2019 · Ronnie Earl is first and foremost an iconic blues guitarist, but he’s also a survivor, just as assuredly as his parents. He has bipolar disorder and diabetes, both of which can play havoc on emotions fundamental to the blues muse. Perhaps ironically, the combination of the two disorders can be toxic while at the same time spurring ...
14 de abr. de 2022 · It’s deep emotional water, for sure, but will also lead some listeners to a more internalized understanding of their fellow humans. Putting this one on the record is a major display of artistic confidence and the necessity of speaking out.
Ronnie Earl continues to be one of the most emotive blues guitarists today, whose musical voicings deal with loss and healing, gratitude and love, compassion and passion. Indeed, it is those emotional touchstones within his music, which is so beautifully reflected in the swirl of colors expressed in artist Tom Noll’s painting of Ronnie on the ...
Ronnie Earl continues to be one of the most emotive blues guitarists today, whose musical voicings deal with loss and healing, gratitude and love, compassion and passion. Indeed, it is those emotional touchstones within his music, which is so beautifully reflected in the swirl of colors expressed in artist Tom Noll’s painting of Ronnie on the ...
24 de feb. de 2022 · Perhaps being the son of two Holocaust survivors has given Ronnie Earl a keen insight into the human condition, which has manifested itself in his musical delivery. As Ronnie celebrates more than 30-plus years of sobriety, he’s often quietly devoted his time and donated concert proceeds to help people affected by substance abuse.
26 de dic. de 2019 · Ronnie Earl goes deep and soulful with his “Blues for Otis Rush” live from B.B. King’s Blues Club in New York City in 2014, defining blues Strat tone and taste at a dictionary level. Rush is one of Earl’s main influences, and both guitarists shared a long friendship.
19 de dic. de 2010 · You can treat me dirtyYou can treat me cruelIt doesn't really matterI was still your loving foolCause baby, oh baby, you reallydidn't know what you were doin...
