RICKY EARL, Louisiana Blues Man, the Piper of the Blues and Blues Man of this Century. Ricky Earl brings a new vive of blues music to the scene. Ricky’s Chicago Style Blues Music is a mix of Johnny Taylor, Chuck Berry and Sam Cook, BB king all in one. He's a star moving to super stardom as a great blues Entertainer. Ricky was born July 7th, in a small town called Poplar Bluff, Missouri he is one of ten children born to a Baptist Minister of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. His family was well known as the gospel group, The Earl Singers. Ricky started playing the piano at age five. He then added the bass and then the guitar. Ricky’s guitar playing has brought him fame and notoriety throughout the country. At fourteen, Ricky was introduced to the blues world and joined a group called, the Dayton SideWinders. Ricky continued his destiny by working with some of the greatest blues artist like Little Milton,who groomed him as his band-leader for twelve years. Ricky shows his master guitar skills on LittleMilton’s album, live at Westville prison. Ricky is a product of Little Milton and Albert king and he has been true to keeping the Blues Alive. Ricky was Albert King’s side man for seven years and he also played with Artie white and Johnny Taylor. Ricky has traveled throughout Europe, Japan, and the United States. He has made appearances in blues festivals, and venues all over the world. He also had a spotlight in player magazine in 1991. Ricky Earl, a true blues trend-setter.

Ricky & Cheri’s Dynamic Duo brings the silence of SOUL MUSIC which creeps up on you when you least expect it, rejuvenating your mind, body, and soul. CS