About Ronnie Earl
Ronnie Earl (March 10, 1953) is an American blues guitarist and music instructor. Earl who grew up collecting various music records, pursued a degree in Special Education and Education at Boston University. He became interested in guitar after attending a Muddy Waters concert and began playing in the Boston blues scene. He later joined the band Roomful of Blues and started a solo career in 1986. In 1984, Earl formed his band, The Broadcasters, which released multiple albums over the years.
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Elegy for a Bluesman
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Linda
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Country Girl
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Green Light
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Pastorale
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Mother Angel
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Not Now Kovitch
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Drown In My Own Tears
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Blues For Jimmie And Jesse
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Blue Guitar
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Eddie's Gospel Groove
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Blues for the West Side
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Blues for Otis Rush
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Cristo Redentor
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The Stumble
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I Am With You
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Southside Stomp
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Donna
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Mutcika
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Mr. B.K.
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Little Johnny Lee
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Beautiful Child
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Moanin'
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Down on Guadalupe
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Sittin on Top of the World
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Midnite Clothes
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Double Trouble
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Hey Jose
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Kay My Dear
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I Smell Trouble
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Catfish Blues
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Rego Park Blues
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I Like it When it Rains
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Blues For Duke Robillard
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I Liked That Thing You Did
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Everyday Kinda Man
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Blues For Magic Sam
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For Abby
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Heart of Glass
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Thank You Mr. T-Bone
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Deep Pockets
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A Soul That's Been Abused - Live
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Anna Lee
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Robert Nighthawk Stomp
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Hippology
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Blues for the Homeless
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Bonnie's Theme
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Blues For Henry
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