Фирма Stony Plain

Guitarist Ronnie Earl delivers an intense, heartfelt blues album deeply rooted in soul and gospel. People who have to describe Ronnie Earl, without exception, notice his passion. It's worth repeating because it's true. During his 40-year career as a blues musician, Ronnie has impressed audiences with his unmistakable brand of emotional blues. Even today he gives his audience everything at every performance and shoots for the moon. Ronnie Earl is a four-time winner of the Blues Music Award as "Guitarist of the Year" and a world-renowned composer and musician. Most of his 26 albums contained top charts and bestsellers and he is still an audience favorite at music festivals. After the hugely successful album Beyond the Blue Door, released in 2019, Ronnie continues to perform with his outstanding band The Broadcasters on his latest release: Rise Up. Rise Up is scheduled for release on September 11, 2020 by Stony Plain Records and features songs that were being written and recorded when the COVID19 quarantine ended. Most of the album, which was recorded at The Living Room Sessions at Ronnie's house, is filled with songs that remind us of the comfort that family and community brings. Ronnie Earl has always believed in the power of music to heal mind and soul, and the 15 tracks on this new CD implicitly demonstrate this. Rise Up confirms Earl's status as one of the most soulful blues / soul / jazz guitarists working today, and Gregg Grella reminds us that "Ronnie Earl continues to play elegant guitar".

Признанный и известный гитарист в Канаде, стране его рождения, STEVE STRONGMAN наконец-то продвигается вперед с подписанием контракта с лейблом STONY PLAIN и выходом альбома, который наконец-то распространяется по всему миру. 7-й альбом.

Colin Linden & Luther Dickinson with Tennessee Valentin

All-Star Bluesband with Luther Dickinson, Cody Dickinson, Jimbo Mathus, Charlie Musselwhite, Alvin Youngblood Hart and Jim Dickinson. The New Moon Jelly Roll Freedom Rockers were formed in January 2008 when the musician brothers Luther & Cody Dickinson joined blues greats Charlie Musselwhite, Alvin Youngblood Hart and the late Memphis pianist for a guitar jam with former Squirrel Nut Zippers leader Jimbo Mathus. Producer and music stylist Jim Dickinson gathered for a self-described "hardcore blues" recording under the group name New Moon Jelly Roll Freedom Rockers. For more than 12 years the existence of this recording was only darkly mentioned in interviews and was called a great old school recording by these few witnesses. It was made over a few late nights in a take off from the floor, where they all sat in a large circle in the studio and played quietly between the microphones, alternating between singing in the room and improvising on location. Despite the fact that Jim Dickinson had finished the production before his death in summer 2009, this album was only hanging in the archive and