Good News

Good News is Ronnie Earl and Broadcasters 8th Album playing awesome jazzy blues guitar with special guest musicians on 10 tracks , Ronnie Earl and the Broadcasters are Ronnie Earl Guitars - Lorne Entress Drums - Dave Limina Piano & Hamond B3 and Jim Mouradian Bass with guest musicians Diane Blue Vocals - Nicholas Tabarias Guitar - Zach Zunis Guitar . Good News is another well recorded Album with great musicians playing awesome jazzy blues guitar 5+++ .

Very good album with a sultry and mostly down tempo flow that can keeps you wishing for more. Ronnie Earl's playing style is as tasteful as ever in both choice of note and attack. Guest singer Diane Blue has a beautiful voice and certainly a welcome addition. Highly recommended!

As usual, RE & Company come through with solid, well-thought out music. This is what I like to call 'tasty' music--everyone plays so well together, and the solos go for the feel and not just the cheap thrills of a fiery riff. This is the CD that you will play over and over as realize how good these guys really are.

A solid album in the Ronnie Earl tradition (I could stand a bit more dirt and emotional involvement)

I always think Ronnie Earl's new work is his best, and this is no exception. Super strong, smooth, virtuoso guitar work, perfectly complementary B3 backup from Mr. Dave Limina, and soulful, sweet vocals from Diane Blue. "Wee Hours" and "Six String Blessing" are absolutely beautiful. I could say a lot more but it looks like there are plenty of more detailed reviews posted already. If you like Ronnie Earl, buy this album. You'll think you're in Heave.

In my mind Ronnie Earl sits up there with the the guitar solo greats like Steve Vai , Joe Satriani, and Jeff Beck, to merely name a few. He plays clean and strong without ever "Showboating". The excellence of his playing continues in this album. The first time that I heard "Six String Blessing ",I was blown away. I was also amazed by the vocals by Diane Blue. She rally can belt out a blues song. She is touring with her own group and should be well worth seeing.

Excellent effort by Ronnie Earl. Superb playing and excellent infusion of limited vocals to compliment his extraordinary talent. This is one of his better ones in my opinion in awhile. Worth having on your playlist for sure.

I just really like Ronnie Earl's style. He's one of my three favorites, the others being Buddy Guy and the late Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown. I enjoy listening to his playing and hope one day, perhaps, to be able to play on his level. I'll let the audiophile's give a more in depth review by track.