Ron Sunshine "BRING IT HOME" CD (2015) Jazz Blues R&B Harmonica Vocal
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Reviews (4)
Dec 21, 2016
A Stunningly Good Album (Adam Gussow)
1 of 1 found this helpful “I’ve been a fan of Ron Sunshine’s for more than 25 years—ever since the days back at Dan Lynch, an East Village juke, when he was blowing harp and fronting a pair of kick-ass bands, The Smoking Section and Full Swing. His gift as a vocalist has always been pitched in that sweet spot between R&B intensity and jazz finesse, where effortless smoothness and casual swagger suddenly dig deep, roughing you up and breaking your heart a little. At this point, with this stunningly good album, he knows exactly who he is and what he’s trying to say. Hipsters strive for effect; the truly hip, like Ron, just do their thing, beautifully, and make it look easy. Ron’s tasty harp playing—passionate, inventive, surprising—is this album’s lagniappe, the perfect counterpart to the swinging rhythm section, Charles Brown-ish piano, and gorgeously mellow horns. Bring It Home is a sweet soul serenade from the jazz/blues lounge.”
-Adam Gussow, author of Journeyman's Road: Modern Blues Lives from Faulkner's Mississippi to Post-9/11 New York
Oct 17, 2016
So far, so good.
Great looking bag, easy to use, easy to carry. If the zippers last, I will be very happy with it. Only time will tell. I've experienced more than my share of zipper failure on all kinds of items over the past few years. So far, so good with this brand new bag.
Dec 18, 2016
Cool rhythm and blues
Fantastic original songs, true to the spirit of the genres on display here: blues, rhythm and blues and soul, with a jazzy flair. Sunshine is a great singer and harmonica player, but his songs really make this record great. If you live good music made by real musicians, this is for you.