Music / blues

The luckiest man


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Ain't That Loving You

5:38 min

Southside Stomp

4:13 min

Death Don't Have No Mercy

6:00 min

Jim's Song

3:00 min

Heartbreak ("It's Hurtin' Me")

6:42 min

Howlin' Blues

4:10 min

Never Gonna Break My Faith

5:24 min

Long Lost Conversation(with Sugar Ray & the Bluetones)

10:14 min

Sweet Miss Vee

4:15 min

Blues for Magic Sam

5:24 min

So Many Roads

10:51 min

You Don't Know What Love Is

4:04 min


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Reviews (2)


Elmore magazine

d. 20. Nov. 2017

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Jim Hynes

d. 20. Nov. 2017

"Few can express love on an instrument as Ronnie Earl can. Unlike some of his spiritually focused guitar instrumental albums, this strong effort finds Earl embracing his band and especially Blue. Listen up, there's plenty of Earl's distinctive guitar too".


No depression

2017

By

By

Bob Gottlieb

2017

"One real treat with The Luckiest Man disc it that Ronnie has Diane Blue on most of the vocals and she has a great feel for the vocals and you can tell she `feels' them as she sings them, there is a sincerity in her voice ... It is a gem by one very hard working man who unfortunately does not get the accolades he truly deserves".