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Ronnie Earl & The Broadcasters
Ronnie Earl and The Broadcasters are a blues band based in Kalamazoo Mi. All of the members were school mates from George Washington High School that played together in marching band.
They were heavily influenced by Bobby Vinton and Steven Wright. Not so much vocally as lyrically. Another big influence on them was Prince. Their entire stage presence was based of his look circa 1984. The band is made up of Ronnie Earl on vocals. Pat Moritta on lead guitar. Wesley Snipes III on bass.
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They were heavily influenced by Bobby Vinton and Steven Wright. Not so much vocally as lyrically. Another big influence on them was Prince. Their entire stage presence was based of his look circa 1984. The band is made up of Ronnie Earl on vocals. Pat Moritta on lead guitar. Wesley Snipes III on bass.
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Songs
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#7
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'Round Midnight
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A Soul That's Been Abused
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Abandoned
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After All
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AKOS
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Am With You
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Anne's Dream
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Baby Doll Blues
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Backstroke
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Barcelona Morning
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Beautiful Child
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Bill's Blues
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Black & White
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Blind Love
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Blue Guitar
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Blues For Bone
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Blues for Henry
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Blues for J
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Blues for Martin Luther King
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Blues For Otis Rush
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Blues for Robert Junior
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Blues For The Homeless
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Blues for the West Side
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Blues for the West Side (With Love to Magic Sam)
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Bobby's Bop
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Bonehead Too
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Bonnie's Theme
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Bonus Track
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Can't Keep From Crying