Ronnie Baker Brooks, born in Chicago in 1967, is a blues musician who has been steeped in the genre since his birth, thanks to his father, the legendary blues musician Lonnie Brooks. Following in his father’s formidable footsteps, Ronnie developed an intense passion for the blues at a young age and has honed his craft as a guitarist, singer, and songwriter. With a career that began in earnest when he was only 19, Ronnie has established himself as a powerful force in the contemporary blues scene.
With a discography that reflects his reverence for the tradition as well as his eye towards innovation, Ronnie's work strikes a balance between the preservation of the blues and its evolution. His 2017 album "Times Have Changed" marked his first release in a decade and showcased collaborations with notable artists like Steve Cropper and Felix Cavaliere, signaling Ronnie's versatility and connectedness in the music industry. His earlier works, "The Torch" from 2006, continued to burnish his reputation as a torchbearer for the blues. Albums like "Take Me Witcha" (2001) and "Golddigger" (1998), produced by Janet Jackson collaborator Jellybean Johnson, offer gritty, electrified takes on the blues tradition, underscoring the enduring vitality and relevance of the genre. Ronnie Baker Brooks continues to tour and record, his soulful strings and authentic voice serving as both remedy and testament to the power of the blues. His latest project "Remedy," released in 2023, stands as yet another testament to his dedication to craft and his ability to weave the threads of blues history into fresh sonic tapestries.
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