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Ronnie Earl And The Broadcasters - Maxwell Street (2016) [Hi-Res]

Категория: Музыка  30 июня 2020 от kingdevil, прочтено (298)
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Ronnie Earl And The Broadcasters - Maxwell Street (2016) [Hi-Res]


Artist: Ronnie Earl And The Broadcasters
Title: Maxwell Street
Year Of Release: 2016
Label: Stony Plain Rights Management
Genre: Blue
Quality: FLAC (tracks) 24bit/48kHz
Total Time: 01:08:11
Total Size: 808,56 MB

Tracklist:
[05:37] 01. Ronnie Earl And The Broadcasters - Mother Angel
[05:41] 02. Ronnie Earl And The Broadcasters - Elegy For A Bluesman
[06:00] 03. Ronnie Earl And The Broadcasters - In Memory Of T-Bone
[06:18] 04. Ronnie Earl And The Broadcasters - Kismet
[11:43] 05. Ronnie Earl And The Broadcasters - Double Trouble
[04:19] 06. Ronnie Earl And The Broadcasters - (I've Got To Use My) Imagination
[08:25] 07. Ronnie Earl And The Broadcasters - Blues For David Maxwell
[08:03] 08. Ronnie Earl And The Broadcasters - You Don't Know Me
[04:57] 09. Ronnie Earl And The Broadcasters - Brojoe
[07:07] 10. Ronnie Earl And The Broadcasters - As The Years Go Passing By
Stony Plain Records announces a September 9 release date for Maxwell Street, the new CD from three-time Blues Music Award winner as "Guitarist of the Year," Ronnie Earl and his band, the Broadcasters.
Maxwell Street is named in honor of the late blues pianist and previous member of the Broadcasters, David Maxwell, and is also a nod to Chicago's famed Maxwell Street, where blues musicians gathered to play outside for the Sunday market crowds.
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. Special guest guitarist on the album is Nicholas Tabarias. Maxwell Street was produced by Ronnie Earl and recorded at Wellspring Studios in Acton, Massachusetts, and Wooly Mammoth Studios in Waltham, Mass. Ronnie formed his band, the Broadcasters, in 1988.
"This album is dedicated to my big brother David Maxwell," says Ronnie Earl. "We were born on the same day ten years apart. His playing was as deep as the ocean, as high as the sky and as bright as a quasar. When he passed, I felt a huge loss as I still do. David was a Broadcaster and he and I made a few records together. It was always a supreme honor to play with him. He played blues as well as jazz with incredible expression from Otis Spann to Cecil Taylor. He knew and loved it all. He became Otis Spann in the later years. Our pianist David Limina wrote a tune ("Elegy for a Bluesman") that captures the feeling of the album and we all send our love and respect to David's family and all of our love and gratitude for David Maxwell."
Maxwell Street showcases 10 tracks, including six originals, plus exciting covers of songs by Otis Rush (one of Ronnie's main musical mentors), "Double Trouble;" Gladys Knight ("I've Got to Use My) Imagination;" Eddy Arnold, "You Don't Know Me;" and the blues/soul chestnut, "As the Years Go Passing By," which closes the album.
Ronnie and the band performed a special set at the recent Chicago Blues Festival in honor of Otis Rush. In his review of that concert, DownBeat writer Jeff Johnson singled out Ronnie for praise: "Perhaps the most heartfelt expression came from the guitar of Ronnie Earl. His playing was a study in economy, yet electrifying enough to make the hairs on your neck stand on end on the seminal Rush tune, "Double Trouble."
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