Ronnie Earl and the Broadcasters with Darrell Nulisch - Kansas festival (1990)

Ronnie Earl (born Ronald Horvath, March 10, 1953) is a guitarist for blues, jazz and American soul. His phrasing and elegant form of execution, felt, mixing the sound of blues (mainly in the style of Chicago and Texas) with own improvisations of jazz, make it one of today's great blues musicians.
Earl's relationship with the music could begin early (his parents tried to learn piano ten years), but the discipline required for learning repelled him. Until ten years later, during his stay at the University of Boston, would show a serious interest in music, which this time would be given by the blues.
In 1973, while in the third year of college career, had the opportunity to listen to Muddy Waters in a club in town. He bought an acoustic guitar, which immediately changed to a Fender Stratocaster and began an intense practice that led him to master the instrument in a relatively short time.

Musicians:

Darrell Nulisch - Vocal
Ronnie Earl - Guitar
Jerry Portnoy - Harmonica
Tony Z - Organ
Dave Maxwell - Piano