CHILLS! First time hearing Love Has No Pride by Bonnie Raitt and Crosby, Stills, Nash (Reaction!)

[@DrillersPlace]

The children of the 60's just had the best music ever, Bonnie, Linda, Crosby, Stills & Nash, The Eagles, Elton John, The Stones, and the list goes on. Thanks for rediscovering the best artists ever.

[@armadillotoe]

I have sat and listened, danced, laughed, and cried to Bonnie's music for decades. Thank you for your reaction.

[@Jude_196]

...and, ALL that listening was WELL WORTH IT: RIGHT?!!! :)

[@John_Chu]

Bonnie recorded it first many years before Linda. Hers is the original. The song was written by Eric Kaz and Libby Titus. Libby is married to Donald Fagen of Steely Dan fame. She has a daughter by Levon Helm of The Band (before her marriage to Donald) no one not even the great Linda sings this as well as Bonnie.

[@BOOMNERD51]

Thanks for the info! I hope Sebs reads this showing how early Bonnie did this Eric Kaz and Libby Titus song an the Libby Titus and Donald Fagen were married!

[@richdiddens4059]

Bonnie in 1972, Linda in 1973.

[@jefgat155]

Here is Love Has No Pride, on the 1976 album, American Flyer, (also the name of the band. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJ_ViKl_qNBkhK8 Members were: Craig Fuller (of Pure Prairie League) Eric Kaz (of Blues Magoos) Steve Katz (of Blood, Sweat & Tears) Doug Yule (of Velvet Underground). Album produced by George Martin.) Linda recorded the song 3 years earlier Thanks for your beautiful channel. Open ears, honest reactions, great journey, watching you discover and be moved by what you hear. And in the process opening our ears to music we may not know. Thanks again!

[@gooddaysahead1]

Craig Fuller does a nice job covering this song on American Flyer. He sang Amie, as part of Pure Prairie League.

[@martyd448]

Two years ago Bonnie Raitt won the Grammy for Song of the Year. The live audience reaction to this award was astonishment; I believe that 90% of the "guests" in attendence probably never heard of Bonnie Raitt. The song was "Just Like That". I won't divulge the subject matter of the song, I will only strongly encourage you to give it a careful listen. Now I'm an old fart who's been a fan of Bonnie Raitt for about 50 years; and every time I listen to Just Like That I choke up a bit and even a tear comes to my eyes. Please give it a listen and consider doing a reaction video; I think you'll understand where I'm coming from.

[@lorilei1313]

Yessssss.

[@roncypert8255]

What can you say about Bonnie’s vocal prowess that hasn’t been said before! And David Crosby and Graham Nash’s backing harmonies were perfect as usual! You should check out C&N’s live performance of the masterpiece Guinevere. Pure magic….

[@steveb-nd6sd]

You ask why people are here? Well, I am here to see you discover music that I love and to see you appreciate it too. Folks are sending you great suggestions and I, for one, am loving your reactions. Onward!

[@HD-ph1dc]

Bonnie is not only my favorite female singer, she is also my favorite female guitarist!!

[@markdrum2392]

Linda's version will melt your heart but Bonnie's will melt your soul.

[@matilijapoppy1140]

nice!

[@Aurora-cv5to]

why am I here? I'm 72, these musicians were part of my history. I was listening to Bonnie long before she got that beautiful white stripe in her hair. The first CNY album got me in high school, and the second, with Neil Young, electrified me all over again... and turned me into a Neil Young fan when they went their separate ways. A lot of incredible musicians that could seriously sing - without auto tune. They learned to stay on pitch because it was a fundamental requirement of their jobs.

[@Dee-jq2ob]

I always say we had the best music 😂 I also love big band music, because my dad would dance with me to Glenn Miller

[@armadillotoe]

72, and if you could do it live, you couldn't do it.

[@stayinalive9434]

I am a couple of yrs older than you so i totally get it. Our gen had the best music

[@marujohowes3584]

These guys always had the most perfect harmonies

[@nancyskomars1230]

Bonnie is iconic. She set so many standards few will ever reach. Crosby, Stills and Nash created some new sounds, harmonies and lyrics rarely seen now. Check out "Wooden Ships" and enjoy the opening line and the guitars!

[@Jerry_SWMO]

One of your better videos. Her voice is out of this world. C,S,N didn't hurt either. Thank you.

[@hollypinkley]

This song STILL makes me cry - I am a HUGE Linda R fan but no one does this better than Bonnie except maybe Rita Coolidge whose version is so poignant when one considers she recorded when her marriage to Kristofferson falling apart !! The emotions on that album are heart wrenching!!!!!!! Been a fan since the 60's!!!

[@tombeyerlein3813]

You should hear Been Too Long At the Fair from the same Bonnie Raitt album, Give It Up (1972). Another extremely delicate and haunting song. Bonnie's first three albums are especially fantastic, although she's probably best known for her comeback years from 1989 onwards. A great talent.

[@laurateall8847]

Since I was 14 yrs. old, Bonnie was my idol. That was in 1973. She came to my town a lot back then (Rochester, NY) and I saw her shows several times. Her name wasn't big then, but that just made me more proud 'cause I sure did know her and had all 3 of her albums. I wore them out. She did draw a good crowd even then, but she spent a lot of years without the respect she should have had. She was so good, but just under the radar, if you know what I mean. Then Don Was produced an album for her in 1988. She won a Grammy for Best LP. It was titled "Nick Of Time" and she was finally seen and heard in everyone's living room. She was just turning 40, I think. She is a compassionate, cool, bluesy woman with a heart of gold and a voice to match.

[@johndurham5629]

Bonnie is such a beautiful voice and incredible instrumentalist - truly a generational talent.

[@ravenofthewild]

Damn I miss those harmonies and Bonnie's soul. Saw Bonnie live 3x, CS&N 2x and CSN&Y 1x...might be old now but the soul doesn't age. Lucky to have been born for the excellent music of the 60s and 70s. Thanks Seb🎉

[@heyhey1956]

The song Love Has No Pride was written by Libby Titus and Eric Kaz and was first released by Bonnie Raitt in 1972. It was covered by The Balham Alligators!

[@LonghopeBro-ju6jl]

This is from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 25th anniversary concert, a two-night event in 2009. First Crosby, Stills and Nash performed, then Stills took a break and Crosby and Nash did a few songs with Bonnie Raitt, Jackson Browne and James Taylor, before Stills returned, and they all sang Teach Your Children together. Other notable performers included, Simon and Garfunkel, Bruce Springsteen, Aretha Franklin, Jeff Beck, Metallica, Ray Davies (Kinks), and Mick Jagger, among others. The entire concert is available on CD and Blu-ray.

[@SusanGibson-d2s]

Don't ever stop singing so I never stop hearing

[@debbiechang5781]

Linda Ronstadt did a beautiful version of this song. Bonnie does a beautiful job here. Both she and Linda had very powerful yet different voices. Two of the very greatest. 🌸💐✌️

[@KittyCat-tw8jf]

Bonnie Raitt is top 5 female singers/guitarists on the planet. That's why I chose to listen to her and her mates are also very good performers. Thanks for playing this one.

[@TexasMagnolia]

I own everything Bonnie has recorded. Out of all…”Nick of Time” is a all time favorite. I come in when I see a song/artist I love. The Man-Splaning is getting to be too much.

[@czkid54]

was living in Nashville in the late 90's and during the summer they had a festival with multiple stages throughout the city. I was at the main stage and the acts were the Ohio Players ("Brick House") and then Bonnie Rait (with David Crosby). Through the entire Ohio Players set, Bonnie and David were at the side of the stage, dancing along with the Players. She's all about the music.... FYI - She's also the author of a classic comment...." I don't want to see any faces at this party that I haven't sat on...". Just sayin' that's my gal...

[@philsdon8932]

Bonnie can break your heart and make you love her.

[@Fuphyter]

I've seen Bonnie Raitt live 5 times. Love her style ❤ I sang Angel From Montgomery a lot at gigs in the late 70s. I've been a fan forever.

[@gkiferonhs]

Please look into early Bonnie Raitt. You know her as a balladeer, her early stuff shows her as a kick-ass blues woman. Something like "Women Be Wise" as a duet with Sippy Wallace the woman who originally wrote the song in 1933. "Gotta' Know How" or "Wah She Do" are other fun Bonnie songs.

[@jollyrodgers7272]

Bonnie has a ton of great music - I like her cover of ME AND THE BOYS from her Green Light album (1982), as well as HAVE A HEART, NICK OF TIME and THING CALLED LOVE - all from her Nick of Time album (1989). Not to mention her cover of ANGEL FROM MONTGOMERY, recorded for the 1974 album Streetlights, made that song famous; "if dreams were thunder, and lightning was desire - this old house would've burnt down a long time ago." - which propelled John Prine's fame to a much wider audience, and for most of us old timers is Bonnie's signature song.

[@booms02]

Just love how you appreciate all music !! Bonnie and the women of her era are just amazing !! And listen to the harmony with the boys

[@beverlysamuell1979]

Bonnie Raitt’s version was released October 1972. Linda Ronstadt covered it on her “Don’t Cry Now” album, released September 73. Each of them leave their own individual stamp on this beautifully haunting song.

[@RachelDacusAuthor]

I can't hear Bonnie without crying. Her voice and soul touch something so deep within. A great, great artist.

[@carolebehrends4051]

I hear you sister. I’ve been crying and swooning over her music since the late 60’ s

[@belvagurr403]

David Crosby died January 18, 2023, he’s the one with the long white hair. Played with Buffalo Springfield and Crosby, Nash, and Stills. And some times with Neal Young, a one time bandmate from Buffalo Springfield.

[@CyborgMaMa]

David was also the father to Melissa Etheridge’s wife’s baby❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@tracymetherell8744]

I hadn’t seen this performance before! Their harmonies were heavenly I am enjoying your reactions so much because your appreciation of music is so fun to watch!

[@pmfamoro1949]

I always loved her voice and was chilled by the depth of her soul that sings from her. I saw her many times in the 70s when she was on the bar circuit in Denver and Boulder. She often toured with John Hammond Jr., who blew off the roof with his blues band.

[@dianaspy6733]

Love Bonnie Rait! 🎉 thanks! Linda’s later version is also great! ❤

[@suzanneemerson2625]

My father’s favorite singer was John Raitt, Bonnie Raitt’s father. Dad thought he was fantastic, as did I and the rest of my family. John Raitt had an absolutely stunning tenor voice, and at first thought of singing opera, but eventually went, instead, into musical theater during the Golden age of the Broadway musical. He played handsome, dashing leading men with great success. I remember him being particularly great as Billy Bigelow in the film version of Carousel. Curly in Oklahoma! was a good role for him, too. As John grew older and Bonnie came into her own, there are videos on YT of them singing together. Wonderful.

[@jealousjelly1]

That incredible voice is in her DNA. Her dad was no slouch either.

[@Ray_LF]

Bonnie Raitt is one of my top 5 guitarists, absolutely the best Female guitarist. Phenomenal musician.

[@hectorsmommy1717]

I agree, although I will fight you over "the best" because I am a huge fan of Susan Tedeschi. It is a friendly fight though 😉

[@Ray_LF]

@@hectorsmommy1717 I fight dirty. And by that I mean that my diet is very bean friendly and I'm not afraid to use the resultant outcomes to my advantage.

[@hectorsmommy1717]

@@Ray_LF Well I eat a lot of eggs so I can match you with a sulphur blast.

[@toniyoung5131]

Goosebumps. The harmony is sublime.

[@srv451]

I heard that during this song Shania Twain had tears in her eyes. She was in the audience.

[@karencox3235]

The music hasn't started yet, but I love Bonnie Raitt and CSN, so THAT;s why I clicked.

[@LoisChisholm]

I love this song. Love Bonnie Raitt and CS&N but I have only heard Linda Ronstadt sing this before today. As a teenager, I got to see CS&N in concert right after Woodstock. It was a great show!

[@itsmommy100]

I don't know how I missed this performance!! I love all of these legends, but she's so darned amazing!

[@wrk9851]

seen this woman in concert 6 times, love her more each time!

[@janflewelling6277]

I have had this video in my playlist for a long time. A devoted Bonnie fan for over 4 decades and this song is in the top 5 list of her best ever. I agree that Linda’s version is stellar, but Bonnie takes the prize. I know that many consider I Can’t Make You Love Me as their favorite, but I think this performance makes a valid argument for this one as a photo finish.

[@vickieray]

This is just beautiful no matter how many times I have heard it ♥️🎤 RIP to David Crosby 🥹

[@nancykorensek4083]

It's been about fifty years since she first made me cry with that song.

[@Worrell057]

The guitar and singers are great, and then that quiet Hammond organ with Leslie speakers peeked out and made the performance fabulous.

[@susanhavelka2951]

Anyone who's ever truly had their heart broken, can relate to this song.

[@katjohnson6315]

Well sir, you certainly made this old lady cry!

[@Treasacello]

You're playing Bonnie Raitt again, I couldn't click fast enough :D That first 4 bars... that's why.

[@jadedmama1]

No one can outsing Bonnie imo. She can make you feel every word.

[@JEMMAW300]

Bonnie is my favorite female singer...love her & get to see her Oct. 1, 2024 in Portland, OR. @ my favorite venue, 3 rd row from the front...!!! I've seen her many times other the last 45 years & she is incredible !!! & of course she sings with Jackson Browne my favorite love ❤ !!! & CSN as backup... WOW !!! The world lost David Crosby, you should read his 2 auto biographys...Bonnie is just an all around awesome woman who has many causes that she supports also...!!! ❤❤❤🎶🎶🎶🎸🎸🎸😇😇😇✌️😎✨✨✨🕊️

[@sarahm.5356]

Hey! I think you'd love her duet with John Hiatt on his song "Thing Called Love". He wrote it, she had a hit with it. When they do it live together it is smoking! The Farm Aid performance is great, also the Americana performance. Hard to pick one!

[@fayehickey3804]

I so love her too, probably my favorite female singer. Cry and sing along, beautiful! Sebs, you’re my favorite reactor…makes me smile when you love and appreciate music of my youth 💕

[@lgDukeCity5018]

I also love Linda Ronstadt cover of this song.

[@BarbaraABryant]

Music has a way of quieting the soul, too.

[@Newfie-zc7ug]

The artists of their era were sooooooooooooooooooo good ! :)

[@marianclough8577]

I love both Bonnie and Crosby, Stills, & Nash but didn't know about this show. Thank you for reacting to it.

[@christopherbiggers7811]

I've never heard them perform together. Thanks for the post.

[@KCmidwest-wm9jd]

I hope you know she gets her talent biologically. Her father was John Raitt, a fabulously gifted Broadway performer (Carousel, Oklahoma, Pajama Game and more).

[@ConnieVenable]

Definitely listen to Linda Ronstadt's version too. Her voice is beyond incredible.

[@ptaylor4757]

Her voice and theirs take me back to my MUCH younger self. Listening to her had always been like a big cozy sweater on a cool evening in the redwoods here on the coast of CA. ❤

[@janicethompson370]

I got to see Bonnie live back in 1990, shortly after Stevie Ray Vaughn was killed in a helicopter accident. She dedicated her tour to his memory. She's a class act.

[@beverlybrown2673]

I saw her live at the fairgrounds in Traverse City Michigan July 1991.

[@saritadugat3708]

Love your reaction. First time I heard this song and it’s so beautiful.

[@MissDaisyDuke01]

For female singers with a "soul" (in that genre), my top three would be: Yes, Bonnie Raitt, Linda Ronstadt & Judy Collins (which is Stephen's inspiration for Suite: Judy Blue Eyes, after breaking up). Yeah, good music coming out of that era. Miss it quite a lot. Tks for sharing with us. Syl.

[@garymatthys3605]

Bonnie recorded a live album in 1972 with Lowell George, John Hammond and Freebo. Incredible. Very much worth listening to.

[@cynthiaolson8824]

Tanya Tucker, beautiful song, 1992- Two Sparrows In A Hurricane

[@davelang7541]

You mentioned female voices, I love Bonnie, Linda, Celine, Stevie Nicks and many others. But my best ever female voice is an old one. Ella Fitgerald - Listen to Cry Me a River and I think you'll have her up high too. Maybe not first, but def there with the great female voices. Love your findng Bonnie Raitt. But of course, there is more.

[@trishgrant2715]

Ella, Bessie Smith, Billie Holliday. Nina Simone. Doris Day could really sing, too. Judy Garland. I hope he does go further back.

[@robinodom4366]

The harmony of C, S, & N. Love Raitt's raspy voice!

[@srv451]

I heard that during this song Shania Twain had tears in her eyes. She was in the audience. M on

[@cherrypickerguitars]

Bro - as a fellow guitarist, Steve Stills is the most underrated player ever! He was great friends with and a jam partner of Jimi Hendrix!

[@robt7199]

Bonnie also does some great duets with Jackson Browne....

[@suzanneemerson2625]

My Opening Farewell

[@helenlayton1455]

I cry every time I hear it. At 77 I have a lot of memories

[@Palmerito]

Many years ago when Bonnie came out with this song, I immediately fell in love with her.

[@AlyceGraves]

The song was written by Eric Kat and re;eased by Bonnie in 1972

[@bobknightfolk]

Eric Kaz. :)

[@cynthiaolson8824]

A beautiful unique song from 1999- Sting-Desert Rose

[@jadedmama1]

Listen to some of her songs with Delbert McClinton! What a duo they are!!

[@thomasweaver8993]

You should listen to a live performance of her and Jackson Browne singing Browne's song My Opening Farewell. it is a special, special performance by her and Browne of a beautiful, beautiful song.

[@FrançoisGuèdenet]

These three can sing!

[@tonyterryjohnson8603]

Crosby Stills Nash and Young are incredible You would be doing yourself a favor to listen to all of their music. Biggest hits include Sweet (?) Judy Blue Eyes, Teach your children, Helplessly Hoping, Ohio and several more. I will watch any / every video you do of their songs.

[@toniyoung5131]

Suite Judy Blue Eyes, it's four parts. (Didn't want to be pedantic, I'm just a bit of a grammar freak) . Regardless, your suggestions are spot on.

[@allysonlambson3165]

You have got to check out Bonnie Raitt "Love me like a man" live videos. Amazing! Also, my favorite "Opening Farewell" duet with Jackson Browne.

[@GilbertGonzalez-q1b]

Yes, check out Linda’s version. Also, you and Allie should watch the documentary Laurel Canyon 1 & 2. About life among the artist of the 60’s and how they lived and grooved together. Really good.

[@matilijapoppy1140]

an excellent documentary of musicians who knew and made music together: crosby, stills, nash, & young, linda ronstadt, joni mitchell, jackson brown, judy collins, etc…. 😊

[@stevem-h3562]

I understand that most of Bonnie's recorded performances are first or second takes.And it tracks like this, where the studio version is really raw.... its quite something. She's a national treasure.

[@ElaineDayton-o1i]

Never heard this before. 💖💖💖💖

[@puddysue]

Oh, man... I so love this song.

[@KarenGoike]

Bonnie is fabulous ❤

[@lorikelly3544]

I’ve seen Bonnie in concert Three times and Crosbie Still Nash once. They are absolutely some of the best

[@cdineaglecollapsecenter4672]

Bonnie Raitt performed at the big demonstration to shut down the nuclear weapons plant at Rocky Flats, Colorado. Incredibly talented and incredibly ethical.

[@cspringer333]

Check out the historical version. Reminds me of my college days. A young girl, her guitar and a bass player sitting on bar stools sounding fantastic. (cut and paste) bonnie raitt live historical video - love has no pride, written by Eric Kaz & Libby Titus

[@michellemiles9966]

David Crosby, Graham Nash and Bonnie Raitt. (No Stephen Stills.) Beautiful song and flawless performance.

[@ericclayton6287]

Speaking of Linda Ronstadt, she has a beautiful album of Mexican music,Canciones de mi Padre. Some of her best work and it’s been filmed from live concerts accompanied by a mariachi group.

[@angelbulldog4934]

For those of us who were around when Bonnie got started, we remember her addiction to cocaine. There's an edge--a scratchiness, a raspy poignancy that takes things in her voice to another level. I think I hear that here. She is also the one who taught Prince to play the slide guitar and she's the daughter of a Broadway star (John Raitt), so her career could have gone in a different direction.

[@etm567]

Her father was a singer, I think maybe an opera singer. She came by that voice genetically. Glad she did.

[@janflewelling6277]

John Raitt was a major Broadway musical star, with a rich baritone voice, taking the lead roles in the original casts of Carousel and The Pajama Game and a touring cast of Oklahoma, among other roles.

[@pamscout76]

Linda Ronstadt does an amazing version of this song, too. Have you checked out k.d. Lang yet? She sings a version of Leonard Cohen’s Hallelujah that will knock you out.

[@janicehartman3627]

Crosby, Stills, and Graham Nash…please listen to their amazing harmony!!! I grew up with them as well as Bonnie Raitt. We didn’t know what we were really listening to (legends) but we loved them 🥰

[@janicehartman3627]

Always said I would give anything to have Linda R or Karen C voice growing up!!! (I’m 70)

[@justkaron]

This is a beautiful song and they gave me chills singing it.

[@karinivester295]

Bonnie is a goddess of song

[@TerriKnight-x3s]

Found Bonnie in the late 70’s, early 80’s. CSY in the 60’s

[@NancyMoran-r3b]

Some of my most favorite female, American singers are Joni Mitchell, Barbra Streisand , Linda Rondstat, Aretha Franklin, Carole King, Bonnie, Patti LaBelle,Karen Carpenter, Donna Summer and a few more.

[@Acole0113]

None better than Bonnie Rait!❤️ If you love the harmonies of CSN, check out For The Last Whale