2012 OFFICIAL Americana Awards - Bonnie Raitt with John Hiatt "Thing Called Love"

[@petewoodroffemusic]

Had the privilege of meeting Bonnie! Lovely lady inside and out plus plays mean guitar and sings like a nightingale! Pete Woodroffe Music

[@john-zw9rw]

John Hiatt wrote a majority of Bonnies big hits..... John Hiatt is an Icon........ banging that J45 for decades

[@virginiaallison7110]

Ah I just love this song and Bonnie and John doing it here. Bonnie so cool. I love her music.

[@tippimail1]

John Hiatt is 65 today-this looks like it was filmed at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville.John wrote this-it came out on his Bring the Family[1987]-thanks,Larry !He cut this with Ry Cooder on guitar,Jim Keltner on drums and Nick Lowe on bass-talk about an all star lineup!Bonnie knocks it out of the park,as usual.

[@nyg1954]

Little Village,baby

[@VisionaryofMirage]

Both legends, they go together so well.

[@362miles]

John Hiatt is an amazing songwriter.

[@zinaphilippson3530]

Great song!

[@makissoflife]

Awesome performance! Rock on Bonnie and John!

[@offthemapwithmissamy7840]

Bonnie rocks it... great song!

[@jackmalvern2394]

She may not be the queen of sheba, but she surely is the queen of slide guitar.

[@hugeelen]

Great singers !

[@debbiejones3969]

love it!!

[@TheJohnnyBE]

Haitt!!!

[@Sprucegrove123]

Superb

[@andyassad2626]

I would consider the band legendary as well - Don W, Buddy M and Larry C!!!

[@Funkbrother213]

Don Was, Y'all!!!!

[@chriscaveny9593]

Buddy Miller and it looks like Don Was on bass????

[@bencollins1980]

Blues music for intellectuals. Bonnie Raitt attended Harvard (Radcliffe), you know.

[@rasro]

Love the song, love the singers, but that tempo & timing was seriously off. :-(

[@Really-AintBuyn-nit]

you don't understand, it's live, it's the pace they wanted to set. He wrote it, and they can do it anyway they like! Looks like the Ryman in Nashville

[@garyclements6946]

A little loose, I think Bonnie may have flubbed the intro. I promise the band knows/knew when they were supposed to come in. She looked a little tipsy, but she may have just been tired. Could be as simple as a missed rehearsal. Who knows. When you ascend to the level of these true heavy weights, their stripes have been earned. Bonnie wasn't dialed in entirely on guitar, but there is a certain organic quality that can give it. It didn't descend into or cross the line into amateurville, in fact....it's a lesson in how pros can turn around a performance.

[@hoagyguitarmichael]

@@garyclements6946 She has been clean and sober for years. She was shaky on the intro - the rest grooves like a big dog

[@nickburiegi]

It's live. It's attitude. It's a strange duet. It's a pickup band of greats. Every go to a blues or jazz jam? Live ain't like the record. And these folks are getting older...