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Welcome to the new website of Ronnie Earl and the Broadcasters.   The site is a piece in progress - please stop by again.  In the meantime  check out their upcoming schedule,  as well as their recently released CD - Hope Radio. 
 
2008 Schedule
 May 17  7:00pm  Northhampton, MA     Iron Horse Music Hall
 May 31  8:00pm  Londonderry, NH  Tupelo Music Hall
 June 28  8:00pm  Arlington, MA   The Regent Theatre
 July 25  8:00pm   Fall River, MA  The Narrows Center

 
~~ Hope Radio, the new CD from the celebrated guitarist Ronnie Earl and The Broadcasters was recorded and filmed live (with a separate DVD forthcoming) in the studio before an audience at Wellspring Sound in Acton, Mass in April of 2007. Hope Radio features 11 songs that showcase Ronnie Earl at his amazing best, backed by long-time members of The Broadcasters: Dave Limina – keyboards, Jim Mouradian – bass and Lorne Entress – drums. Guests include Michael “Mudcat” Ward on bass and piano and Nick Adams on second guitar.  Read more at Stony Plain Records
   

~~ Reviews of Hope Radio at Stony Plain Records
Penguin Eggs - Spring 2008
By Eric Thom
A front runner for this year's Top 10 list, Ronnie Earl has crafted one of his best albums ever in Hope Radio. You'll not find a better way to spend 78 minutes. Promise.   Read more at Stony Plain Records
   
". . . he is one of the most serious blues guitarists
you can find today. He makes me proud!"
...B.B. King
 
 
 
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~~  Playing For A Higher Power – Relaying A Message Of Hope And Healing
Interview of Ronnie Earl by Brian D. Holland

One can easily perceive feelings of love, harmony, and happiness in the music of Ronnie Earl, as well as sadness and loss. It’s a rollercoaster of terms in describing one’s playing, but just as life is an array of emotion, so is music at times. All of these words of sentiment grasp the one term, “hope,” in an effort to reach genuine contentment. What’s perceived when listening to music can be a different experience for everyone, of course, and although Ronnie’s technique runs the gamut of possibilities on the emotion spectrum, his playing always contains the aspect of “hope.”   Read the complete interview Playing for a Higher Power
   
 








 
 
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