Deep Blues

~ Release by Ronnie Earl & the Broadcasters (see all versions of this release, 1 available)

Annotation

Tracks 1 to 9 are from the album Smoking
Tracks 10 to 17 are from the album They Call Me Mr. Earl

Annotation last modified on 2019-05-24 17:47 UTC.

Tracklist

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1Ronnie Johnnie
assistant producer:
George Lewis (producer)
producer:
Ronnie Earl (aka Ronnie Horvath (who changed his name to Ronnie Earl)) and Hammond Scott
baritone saxophone:
Doug "Mr. Low" James (Saxophone player)
bass:
Michael "Mudcat" Ward (bass)
guitar:
Ronnie Earl (aka Ronnie Horvath (who changed his name to Ronnie Earl))
keyboard:
Anthony Geraci
membranophone:
John Rossi (drums)
tenor saxophone:
Kaz Kazanoff and Greg Piccolo
recorded at:
Splice of Life Studios in Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States (from 1982-02 until 1982-08)
edited at:
Ultrasonic Studios in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
2:51
2I Smell Trouble
assistant producer:
George Lewis (producer)
producer:
Ronnie Earl (aka Ronnie Horvath (who changed his name to Ronnie Earl)) and Hammond Scott
baritone saxophone:
Doug "Mr. Low" James (Saxophone player)
bass:
Michael "Mudcat" Ward (bass)
guitar:
Ronnie Earl (aka Ronnie Horvath (who changed his name to Ronnie Earl))
keyboard:
Anthony Geraci
membranophone:
John Rossi (drums)
tenor saxophone:
Kaz Kazanoff and Greg Piccolo
recorded at:
Splice of Life Studios in Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States (from 1982-02 until 1982-08)
4:18
3She Winked Her Eye
assistant producer:
George Lewis (producer)
producer:
Ronnie Earl (aka Ronnie Horvath (who changed his name to Ronnie Earl)) and Hammond Scott
baritone saxophone:
Doug "Mr. Low" James (Saxophone player)
bass:
Michael "Mudcat" Ward (bass)
guitar:
Ronnie Earl (aka Ronnie Horvath (who changed his name to Ronnie Earl))
keyboard:
Anthony Geraci
membranophone:
John Rossi (drums)
tenor saxophone:
Kaz Kazanoff and Greg Piccolo
recorded at:
Splice of Life Studios in Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States (from 1982-02 until 1982-08)
3:47
4Baby Doll Blues
assistant producer:
George Lewis (producer)
producer:
Ronnie Earl (aka Ronnie Horvath (who changed his name to Ronnie Earl)) and Hammond Scott
baritone saxophone:
Doug "Mr. Low" James (Saxophone player)
bass:
Michael "Mudcat" Ward (bass)
guitar:
Ronnie Earl (aka Ronnie Horvath (who changed his name to Ronnie Earl))
keyboard:
Anthony Geraci
membranophone:
John Rossi (drums)
tenor saxophone:
Kaz Kazanoff and Greg Piccolo
recorded at:
Splice of Life Studios in Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States (from 1982-02 until 1982-08)
6:00
5Ridin’ in the Moonlight
assistant producer:
George Lewis (producer)
producer:
Ronnie Earl (aka Ronnie Horvath (who changed his name to Ronnie Earl)) and Hammond Scott
baritone saxophone:
Doug "Mr. Low" James (Saxophone player)
bass:
Michael "Mudcat" Ward (bass)
guitar:
Ronnie Earl (aka Ronnie Horvath (who changed his name to Ronnie Earl))
keyboard:
Anthony Geraci
membranophone:
John Rossi (drums)
tenor saxophone:
Kaz Kazanoff and Greg Piccolo
recorded at:
Splice of Life Studios in Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States (from 1982-02 until 1982-08)
4:00
6My Home Is a Prison
assistant producer:
George Lewis (producer)
producer:
Ronnie Earl (aka Ronnie Horvath (who changed his name to Ronnie Earl)) and Hammond Scott
baritone saxophone:
Doug "Mr. Low" James (Saxophone player)
bass:
Michael "Mudcat" Ward (bass)
guitar:
Ronnie Earl (aka Ronnie Horvath (who changed his name to Ronnie Earl))
keyboard:
Anthony Geraci
membranophone:
John Rossi (drums)
tenor saxophone:
Kaz Kazanoff and Greg Piccolo
recorded at:
Splice of Life Studios in Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States (from 1982-02 until 1982-08)
5:10
7Sick and Tired
assistant producer:
George Lewis (producer)
producer:
Ronnie Earl (aka Ronnie Horvath (who changed his name to Ronnie Earl)) and Hammond Scott
baritone saxophone:
Doug "Mr. Low" James (Saxophone player)
bass:
Michael "Mudcat" Ward (bass)
guitar:
Ronnie Earl (aka Ronnie Horvath (who changed his name to Ronnie Earl))
membranophone:
John Rossi (drums)
piano:
David Maxwell (US blues pianist, songwriter and singer)
tenor saxophone:
Kaz Kazanoff and Greg Piccolo
recorded at:
Splice of Life Studios in Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States (from 1982-02 until 1982-08)
2:26
8I’ll Take Care
assistant producer:
George Lewis (producer)
producer:
Ronnie Earl (aka Ronnie Horvath (who changed his name to Ronnie Earl)) and Hammond Scott
baritone saxophone:
Doug "Mr. Low" James (Saxophone player)
bass:
Michael "Mudcat" Ward (bass)
guitar:
Ronnie Earl (aka Ronnie Horvath (who changed his name to Ronnie Earl))
keyboard:
Anthony Geraci
membranophone:
John Rossi (drums)
tenor saxophone:
Kaz Kazanoff and Greg Piccolo
recorded at:
Splice of Life Studios in Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States (from 1982-02 until 1982-08)
5:10
9San Ho Zay (Smokin’)
assistant producer:
George Lewis (producer)
producer:
Ronnie Earl (aka Ronnie Horvath (who changed his name to Ronnie Earl)) and Hammond Scott
baritone saxophone:
Doug "Mr. Low" James (Saxophone player)
bass:
Michael "Mudcat" Ward (bass)
guitar:
Ronnie Earl (aka Ronnie Horvath (who changed his name to Ronnie Earl))
keyboard:
Anthony Geraci
membranophone:
John Rossi (drums)
tenor saxophone:
Kaz Kazanoff and Greg Piccolo
recorded at:
Splice of Life Studios in Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States (from 1982-02 until 1982-08)
3:27
10You Give Me Nothing but the Blues
engineer:
Richard Mendelson
assistant producer:
James M. Glasscock
producer:
George Lewis (producer) and Hammond Scott
mixer:
Richard Mendelson and Hammond Scott
bass:
Michael "Mudcat" Ward (bass)
guitar:
Ronnie Earl (aka Ronnie Horvath (who changed his name to Ronnie Earl))
harmonica:
Sugar Ray Norcia (Sugar Ray, American Bluesman)
keyboard:
Anthony Geraci
membranophone:
Neil Gouvin
vocals:
Sugar Ray Norcia (Sugar Ray, American Bluesman)
recorded at:
Splice of Life Studios in Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States (in 1984-09)
2:36
11Follow Your Heart
engineer:
Richard Mendelson
assistant producer:
James M. Glasscock
producer:
George Lewis (producer) and Hammond Scott
mixer:
Richard Mendelson and Hammond Scott
bass:
Michael "Mudcat" Ward (bass)
guitar:
Ronnie Earl (aka Ronnie Horvath (who changed his name to Ronnie Earl))
harmonica:
Sugar Ray Norcia (Sugar Ray, American Bluesman)
keyboard:
Anthony Geraci
membranophone:
Neil Gouvin
vocals:
Sugar Ray Norcia (Sugar Ray, American Bluesman)
recorded at:
Splice of Life Studios in Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States (in 1984-09)
3:39
12Why Should I Feel So Bad
engineer:
Richard Mendelson
assistant producer:
James M. Glasscock
producer:
George Lewis (producer) and Hammond Scott
mixer:
Richard Mendelson and Hammond Scott
bass:
Michael "Mudcat" Ward (bass)
guitar:
Ronnie Earl (aka Ronnie Horvath (who changed his name to Ronnie Earl))
harmonica:
Sugar Ray Norcia (Sugar Ray, American Bluesman)
keyboard:
Anthony Geraci
membranophone:
Neil Gouvin
vocals:
Sugar Ray Norcia (Sugar Ray, American Bluesman)
recorded at:
Splice of Life Studios in Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States (in 1984-09)
5:26
13You’ve Got Me Wrong
engineer:
Richard Mendelson
assistant producer:
James M. Glasscock
producer:
George Lewis (producer) and Hammond Scott
mixer:
Richard Mendelson and Hammond Scott
bass:
Michael "Mudcat" Ward (bass)
guitar:
Ronnie Earl (aka Ronnie Horvath (who changed his name to Ronnie Earl))
harmonica:
Sugar Ray Norcia (Sugar Ray, American Bluesman)
keyboard:
Anthony Geraci
membranophone:
Neil Gouvin
vocals:
Sugar Ray Norcia (Sugar Ray, American Bluesman)
recorded at:
Splice of Life Studios in Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States (in 1984-09)
3:08
14Narcolepsy (Mr. Earl Wakes Up Late)
engineer:
Richard Mendelson
assistant producer:
James M. Glasscock
producer:
George Lewis (producer) and Hammond Scott
mixer:
Richard Mendelson and Hammond Scott
bass:
Michael "Mudcat" Ward (bass)
guitar:
Ronnie Earl (aka Ronnie Horvath (who changed his name to Ronnie Earl))
harmonica:
Sugar Ray Norcia (Sugar Ray, American Bluesman)
keyboard:
Anthony Geraci
membranophone:
Neil Gouvin
vocals:
Sugar Ray Norcia (Sugar Ray, American Bluesman)
recorded at:
Splice of Life Studios in Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States (in 1984-09)
3:52
15Some Day. Some Way
engineer:
Richard Mendelson
assistant producer:
James M. Glasscock
producer:
George Lewis (producer) and Hammond Scott
mixer:
Richard Mendelson and Hammond Scott
bass:
Michael "Mudcat" Ward (bass)
guitar:
Ronnie Earl (aka Ronnie Horvath (who changed his name to Ronnie Earl))
harmonica:
Sugar Ray Norcia (Sugar Ray, American Bluesman)
keyboard:
Anthony Geraci
membranophone:
Neil Gouvin
vocals:
Sugar Ray Norcia (Sugar Ray, American Bluesman)
recorded at:
Splice of Life Studios in Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States (in 1984-09)
3:24
16No More Chances
engineer:
Richard Mendelson
assistant producer:
James M. Glasscock
producer:
George Lewis (producer) and Hammond Scott
mixer:
Richard Mendelson and Hammond Scott
bass:
Michael "Mudcat" Ward (bass)
guitar:
Ronnie Earl (aka Ronnie Horvath (who changed his name to Ronnie Earl))
harmonica:
Sugar Ray Norcia (Sugar Ray, American Bluesman)
keyboard:
Anthony Geraci
membranophone:
Neil Gouvin
vocals:
Sugar Ray Norcia (Sugar Ray, American Bluesman)
recorded at:
Splice of Life Studios in Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States (in 1984-09)
3:14
17Waitin’ for My Chance
engineer:
Richard Mendelson
assistant producer:
James M. Glasscock
producer:
George Lewis (producer) and Hammond Scott
mixer:
Richard Mendelson and Hammond Scott
bass:
Michael "Mudcat" Ward (bass)
guitar:
Ronnie Earl (aka Ronnie Horvath (who changed his name to Ronnie Earl))
harmonica:
Sugar Ray Norcia (Sugar Ray, American Bluesman)
keyboard:
Anthony Geraci
membranophone:
Neil Gouvin
vocals:
Sugar Ray Norcia (Sugar Ray, American Bluesman)
recorded at:
Splice of Life Studios in Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States (in 1984-09)
2:40