Ronnie Baker
Ronnie Baker
© 2006 BMI (828999030323) (format: CD-R)
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Ronnie sings with such heart-felt emotion it can bring cold chills and sometimes even tears to the listener.
tracks
- 1 Somebody Stole the Sun
- 2 Don't Blame Love
- 3 One Bar Town
- 4 All I Can Do Is Love You
- 5 Urban Cowboy Wanna Be
- 6 My Hearts Not Playin' Anymore
- 7 Something in Your Eyes
- 8 What a Little Love Can Do
- 9 How Far Do I Have to Fall
- 10 Hard Rockin' Rebel
- 11 Stronger Than Diamonds
- 12 Gotta Keep Driven'
- 13 What About Me and You
- 14 From the Bottom of My Heart
- 15 A Little Somethin', Somethin'
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Check out Ronnie's page on My Space!WWW.MySpace.com/RonnieBakerBand
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Mix the vocal stylings of Hank Williams Jr. and John Conlee, throw in some dynamic songs, and add a touch of great production and "BAM"- Ronnie Baker has all the ingredients that make his self titled debut one heck of a treat. With a terrific song selection for a debut CD, this North Carolina native, uses his rich baritone voice to do each song proud from the heartrending "Don't Blame Love" and "How Far Do I Have to Fall" to the humorously written "One Bar Town" and "Something in Your Eyes." Baker has range and goes even further to prove it on the jazzy ballad "My Heart's Not Playing Anymore." Besides for a great song selection, another notable is the great production done by Charlie Allen and Greg Perkins, who not only produced the CD but are also credited with writing much of the CD's tracks. For a debut CD it is rare for an artist to have an impressive 15 songs come out from the starting gate. Still, with his single "Somebody Stole the Sun" climbing the charts, an auspicious debut CD, and rave reviews for his live shows, we'll have to keep on eye on what Ronnie Baker is cooking up
next. But for now, Ronnie Baker's self titled CD is a musically appetizing.
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RONNIE BAKER DELIVERS BIG TIME
author: NCFANThis very rich talented artist gives you so much in one CD that it makes we want to ask who do we blame for this not being on so-called popular radio? The music executives, who I think have no clue to what me, you, the music fan wants or do we blame some other group? The bottom line this CD is gold. Songs 2,7,8,9, and 14 all could be released as singles and do quit well in my opinion. I also think Ronnie should redo a song Brad Martin had on his CD called “Damn The Whiskey” I think Ronnie could take this song and make it his own and maybe some suite and tie could hear what we the music fan hears.
A must buy CD
author: SherryThis Cd covers all types of country,Rather it be the ballads,or the rockin songs, I really think this was a well put together CD.I really enjoyed it!I recommend everyone to buy this CD!!
Awesome
author: BriannaThis CD is wonderful. The lyrics touch you in so many ways. He found what he does best in this CD! I advise everyone to go and buy it as soon as you can!