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Ronnie is back and better than ever! Newly signed to the D and M Records Label, Ronnie has just released his self-titled CD, “Ronnie Baker” and excitement and anticipation are growing as Ronnie is planning his tour for later this year. Country music star, Ronnie Baker, charted in the top 200 country chart on Billboard and Music Row charts with “Somebody Stole The Sun” and now that great song and several others from his new album are charting all over the place.

Ronnie Baker sings traditional country on his 2007 self-titled CD, though songs like "One Bar Town" wouldn't be too out of place on contemporary country radio. Baker, while supplementing steel with electric guitar, is never quite as over-the-top as the radio's current heart throbs. A song like "All I Can Do Is Love You" is a tasteful, easy-flowing love song with fiddles and a gentle backbeat; "Urban Cowboy Wanna Be" moves to a medium-tempo boogie, updating Jimmy Buffett's "Brand New Country Star." "Urban Cowboy Wanna Be" also qualifies as Baker's comment on the less-than-genuine propagators of country. The acoustic-electric band arrangements are well done, and carefully chosen to fit each song. Baker's also a soulful singer, quite at home with the chosen material. For those disillusioned with contemporary quality but not quite ready to jump on the alternative bandwagon, Ronnie Baker has put together an enjoyable, well-made country album. ~ Ronnie D. Lankford, Jr., All Music Guide

Passion is a key ingredient when it comes to making dreams a reality. Ronnie Baker is passionate about music and he conveys that passion to his audiences, whether it's in a live performance or on record.

That passion came through recently when Ronnie's song, "Somebody Stole The Sun," won WKRO's "The Showdown In KRO-Town" for five days in a row, beating out such national favorites as Keith Urban. The song went into regular rotation at the station and when he played at The Barn in Sanford, Fl., over 1,300 people stood in line to get into the show. "Somebody Stole The Sun" was Ronnie's first single from his self-titled CD project.