SHES FIRE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Raitt - Something To Talk About REACTION

SHES FIRE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Raitt - Something To Talk About REACTION
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[@janicepopham2352]

Some random facts about Bonnie from a long-time fan. She is the daughter of John Raitt, a Broadway/Hollywood musical actor from the 50's. She 1st made a mark in the NY folk scene in the late 60's, along with her friend Jackson Browne. Her 1st record came out in 1972 (I bought it!) & she released a new record this year & was just on the Colbert Show. She is one of the best bottleneck guitar players -- look at the slide she uses on the frets of the guitar. She is fabulous!!!

[@itchyandred4131]

Well said ✌️

[@KneeJerkReactions13]

If she was on Colbert I reckon she is a woke Democrat. Unfortunate, she pretty and got good tunes

[@thomasstambaugh5181]

@@itchyandred4131 Right on, especially about her first album. As a 20 year old, I melted for "Mighty Tight Woman" (kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaCtc56ea7qnodE). I still love it and her. She's doing a cover of the breathtakingly great original by Sippie Wallace (one of Bonnie Raitt's mentors) -- kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYqphpR9l5l2Z68. The original was released in 1929 -- a remarkable number by a remarkable woman.

[@salbuda6957]

@dnoz13. Political Rhetorical B/S has no place here!

[@edbluez99]

Her 1st record was self titled released in 1971. Her second was released in 1972 called Give It Up that put her on the map. It was shortly after that release that I first saw her at the Philharmonic in NYC. Seen her twice since here in StLouis, once following Chris Isaack as opening act, and she was follwed by Don Henley. Wow -what a show.

[@Bassman2353]

One of the all-time greats - both vocally and instrumentally. Both BB King and John Lee Hooker gushed about her slide playing. And her voice is legendary. Absolutely deserved being placed in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

[@scapito]

She makes it look so effortless. There are classes taught about her specific technique.

[@rc1564]

Correct, she's an excellent slide guitar player.

[@ronwhittaker6317]

[@johnbelcher2323]

Bonnie Raitt is a national treasure, and a criminally underrated guitar player

[@thomascanfield9165]

She did get voted onto Rolling Stone’s “Top 100 Guitarists” ( forgot what year ) at the rank of 54. I think she was the top female vote-getter.

[@Raittway]

Abosolutely! I've been a fan since the 70s. I used to sing Angel From Montgomery a lot. I remember the night she FINALLY won Grammy's, I was so excited. I was jumping up and down saying Yes Yes Yes! lol

[@thomascanfield9165]

@@Raittway Yeah, loved seeing her get lots of recognition ! Unfortunately I almost saw her live in 92’, but my girlfriend bought the tickets and mixed up which night it was. We were watching the 11pm local news and saw a report about the concert - aargghh !! Finally caught her show in 13’ and she still was a thrill to see.

[@JaneWalters-ni7se]

Thank you!!

[@davewildermuth7519]

Bonnie Raitt is one of the more underrated slide guitarists you'll ever hear. Next stop: "Thing Called Love," live, Live Aid, 1990, featuring John Hiatt.

[@mitchellaj2302]

💖👍✌

[@leonardshevlin7260]

She is universally recognized as a great slide guitar player. Where do you rank her?

[@Newfie-zc7ug]

Yes ,great live version,.....John actually wrote this song which appeared on his '87 album Bring The Family

[@recoil53]

Before his death, BB King called her the best slide guitarist working today. No qualification and I know there haven't been a new one catching the public eye.

[@TheInfo45]

Bonnie raitt is one of the most badass guitarist there is this song has always been one of my favorite she did and Her bluesy country soul sound is beyond reproach. Please listen to a thing called Love soon

[@kimberliereid9426]

Melissa Etheridge rock a great guitar 🎸

[@royalway12]

Yes, an American treasure.

[@caseymoe816]

Bonnie Raitt, Queen of the Slide Guitar with a booming, glorious voice! Pure fire! 🔥🤙

[@RitaBowen1]

Here here

[@halloweenfanaticstx911]

Pure golden Fire 🔥🥵🚒!!!!!

[@mollyhall2954]

James Taylor, "Bonnie Raitt, my favorite voice in the world!"

[@TheDivayenta]

Bonnie started as a blues artist and was mentored by the great old Delta Blues artists in the South. Bonnie started a Blues Foundation that basically makes sure the OG’s get all their royalties and all kinds of life care that they may need. She is one of the greatest blues slide guitarists in the world.

[@kathleendoorley4903]

The whole album "Nick of Time" is tremendous! It's a slow one but the song "You" can always make me cry.

[@edyarb]

Bonnie is also huge in the blues community... she played the SRV tribute with Jimmie Vaughan and other blues stars when Stevie passed. Love Me Like A Man is another great song...

[@sailcrouch]

Love Me Like a Man is my absolute favorite.

[@evanhughes1510]

I think you guys are the first reactors on YT to do this hit of Bonnie’s. Glad someone finally did it. She won a Grammy for this one in 1991. You also reacted to her song ‘I Can’t Make You Love Me’ last year, but seems you don’t remember

[@sheilameyers152]

I thought Bonnie was straight up country! I’ve grown! She actually has soul with a bluesy sound in her voice! Love hers and that guitar!

[@JPVM]

It’s about time

[@ezgezg8618]

90s Classic

[@donnabruhn6907]

This whole album was fire 🔥

[@lisaray9944]

Several have done this song love all of the reactions to this song

[@richardbazile2062]

She is one of the finest slide guitarists ever, bar none!! She is not country, she is BLUES!!!

[@jessewett]

Bonnie Raitt -- one of the most underrated musical talents of the past fifty years, her vocals and her guitar miles ahead of the pop tarts who need to show lots of skin to get attention.

[@jennydeville5758]

She has played and held her own with all the blues greats.

[@harpinpoem]

She’s Blues. Mostly. Except Angel From Montgomery. Her 1st hit was in the early 70s. She still has it. GOAT

[@terryroper5860]

Angel from Montgomery was written and first performed by Leonard Cohen, and I think she may have done a duet with him. But it became her song, in my mind the first time I heard her sing it. Yes!

[@laurakali6522]

@@terryroper5860 do you mean John Prine?

[@rorystorm4284]

@@terryroper5860 Sorry, Angel From Montgomery was written and recorded by John Prine.

[@harpinpoem]

John Prine. (A songwriter in the same poet class as Leonard.)Easy mistake to make

[@sourisvoleur4854]

@@harpinpoem Love that song.

[@ohmightywez]

This song came out just as my co-worker’s brother started displaying interest in me. Both of us denied to everyone that we were interested in each other, but everyone kept insisting that we were seeing each other on the sly. We weren’t in a small town, we were in the Phoenix area, but all his brothers and his friends worked at the ASU bookstore, which was a very small community. No matter how much we denied it, everyone else saw something we didn’t. We just celebrated our 30th wedding anniversary. lol

[@surlechapeau]

J & Amber, You'll love her "Thing Called Love", "Angel From Montgomery", "Loves Sneakin' Up On You" and many more!!! She's known for her voice and slide guitar. Since you've just done 2 of her songs, she does Blues, rock, country, she can do it all!! Saw her in concert July 1990, and she was awesome!! edit- J, the other song of hers you did, was a soft slow song, no jammin' guitar.

[@sallysharp3845]

I just saw Bonnie live two weeks ago. Her voice is still as stong and entertaining. Her previous song you did was "I Can't Make You Love Me". If I remember correctly Jordan you said she was one of your top women voices up there with Amy. "Nick Of Time" or "Angel From Montgomery" should be next from Bonnie.

[@elainemarsh5170]

Even after all these years, I NEVER get tired of this song! ❤️

[@Stanley.1977]

I loved this song since I was a teenager.

[@ginamcbride09]

She is a blues musician and likely the best slide guitarist of our time. Love the incomparable Ms. Raitt! Thanks for dropping her on F//Friday!

[@jeffdetmer4681]

Man I love Bonnie Raitt. You could fill a room with the best guitar players you can think of or a room filled with the best blues musicians and Bonnie is gonna fit right in. Every rocker, blues player etc has the utmost respect for Bonnie.

[@michlkwitz]

Bonnie's first record came out in 1971. By 1986, most people considered her career to be over, but she made a huge comeback in 1989 after a stint in rehab. So huge in fact that the album "Nick of Time" bypassed everything she'd done before. She has an incredible back catalog for you to get lost in.

[@Wordsmyth8]

I was glad she finally broke through but honestly, I much prefer her earlier music. Her last album I really loved was Green Light.

[@bigsteve9279]

Carole King!!! …still missing ‘It’s Too Late’ ‘So Far Away’ …and so many more ! ICONIC

[@grievousangelic]

"Angel from Montgomery." Must, must hear. Bonnie is a great vocalist, songwriter AND guitarist. She's awesome. Love the reaction. Peace!

[@GinMae]

Amy. Yes!

[@davidogg5269]

Bonnie Raitt and Linda Ronstadt performing "Blowing Away" live is definitely reaction worthy.

[@jgeur]

rip john prine

[@melisagingrich6543]

She didn't play guitar in I Can't Make You Love Me. That song is VERY slow and mellow and one of the sadest songs ever written! Both of you got choked up listening to that song. ❤

[@LibraAllWoman]

Yes. They, certainly, did. It's tragic that J could forget such an unforgettable song.

[@DavidMichaelCommer]

I always thought of Bonnie Raitt as a country singer, but as it turns out, she grew up in Burbank, California, and got her start in music playing clubs/bars in Philadelphia. She's considered more of a blues/blues-rock artist than a country artist.

[@karencolley-smidt864]

I was saying the same thing to my hubby! She is more blues rock than country. Love y'all's reactions!!!

[@jeancoughlin5490]

She has sing back up numerous blues artists' records. I really like In The Mood with John Lee Hooker. Lots of great slide guitar work on the official video. Thing Called Love is a fun song. Nick of atoms is also good.

[@angelagoodwin5758]

There is a country flavor to her music. For me, I think it's because the blues and country music seem to be intertwined. Just an observation I've made in my 60+ years in this crazy world.

[@DavidMichaelCommer]

@@angelagoodwin5758 She sounds very country to me and always has. I have always liked her music and, while I hate to admit this, I always sort of resented that I liked her music because I thought it was country music. When I read she is from Burbank, California, it made me feel like I had permission to like her. That made me have to confront my prejudices against country music, and since then, I have been more open to different genres of music, having set aside some of my biases. I find it interesting that this California/ New York girl looks so "country" and sings with what sounds like a Southern twang-but then, so do (Canadian) Shania Twain and (Australian) Olivia Newton-John and Keith Urban, et al. Bonnie Raitt has such an interesting life. Born in California, she went to a Quaker boarding school in New York state, she went to Harvard University and majored in African studies. And yet I assumed she was a country girl from the South because of the sound of her music. It's always humbling to find out you've made assumptions about a person's background based on something superficial such as how they look or sound and then find out you've been ignorant and are totally wrong about who they are. Every time that happens in life, I feel like I become a little bit of a better person. I really love the style and sound of her music, and it doesn't matter ultimately what genre anyone assigns to her.

[@denroy3]

Yea, blues, blues rock. But California has nothing to with whether you are a country singer. Buck Owens and Dwight Yoakum are from Bakersfield

[@caseymoe816]

J&A Interesting Fun Fact: From Wikipedia: “She became clean in 1987. She has credited Stevie Ray Vaughan for breaking her substance abuse, saying that what gave her the courage to admit her alcohol problem and stop drinking was seeing that Stevie Ray Vaughan was an even better musician when sober.”

[@angelbulldog4934]

You can hear the cocaine effects in her voice on some of her old songs. I loved how she sounded when she was bombed, but much better to be clean, even if she never sang again.

[@CrayCruz]

Cool!

[@Bluesbabesrv]

Bonnie, Stevie and Jimmie Vaughan were, still are, tight friends. They hung out with the same crowd. Bonnie along with Jackson Browne and Stevie Wonder sang Amazing Grace at Stevie’s graveside service.

[@terribanks8633]

The word you're looking for is "bluesy." She's a blues artist (guitarist). Surprisingly, this song was a major pop hit. She won the Grammy for song of the year with this song. I believe it was '91.

[@cableup1]

I have over fifty years of rock and blues. Seen the greats over and over. Who did I see the most? Bonnie.

[@barryshapiro3349]

Bonnie is one of the all time GREAT guitar players. He dad John was a huge Broadway star.

[@daverudbarg]

That's her on slide guitar!

[@elizabethfranco1284]

Didn’t he play the original lead in the stage version of Oklahoma?

[@barryshapiro3349]

@@elizabethfranco1284 I believe you are correct

[@jeancoughlin5490]

He had a great voice.

[@kevincaulder20]

Bonnie Raitt loves the blues dipped with a little country sauce. She notably ran with the best bles artists in history and even set up a fund to support those who were truly down on their luck. B.B. King, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Jimmie Vaughn, John Lee Hooker, Buddy Guy, to name a few all love this woman, who also has a special guitar named for her. Her parents were celebrated performers of the stage. And her album NICK OF TIME swept the 1990 Grammy Awards when it still meant something. There were hard times to be sure. But she survived and triumphed. For a taste of a brilliant pairing listen to Bonnie Raitt and B.B. King play off each other on a cover BABY, I LOVE YOU, from the album, DUECES WILD. And turn on Bonnie for her song, A THING CALLED LOVE. The pairing of Bonnie with John Lee Hooker on BOOM BOOM has already been mentioned. But there is a ways to go here with this woman. Her slide guitar is as subtle and ruthless as the raw glorious power of her beautiful voice. Enjoy.

[@recoil53]

She went to Mississippi Fred McDowell to learn slide guitar. She already knew about the legends when she started.

[@smspirate]

My friend, Ron Thompson, who died just a year or two ago, played slide for John Lee Hooker - and he LOVED Bonnie - those two could put it DOWN on that slide! Amazing music - and often the background players, who you seldom hear about, are usually some of the most talented in the entire band even though the vocalists take home the awards etc.

[@JEmmertz]

Once you hear Bonnie Raitt you shouldn't be able to forget it - ever. She is amazing in all sorts of ways.

[@armadillotoe]

Bonnie Raitt is one of the most underappreciated artists out there. A close friend introduced me to her music in the late 70s. Her music has made me laugh, dance, smile, and cry. Thank you and RIP Jim, and thank you, Bonnie.

[@Shrykespeare]

Hard to believe Bonnie (now 72) put out her first album 51 years ago. If you want to check out one of her EARLY songs, check out her cover of the Martha and the Vandellas song "You've Been in Love Too Long". "Keep this Heart in Mind" was one of her early 80s songs, but it was in 1990 when she put out "Nick of Time" that she really made a splash on mainstream radio. Her 1991 album "Luck of the Draw" sold over 7 million copies, featuring hits like this, "I Can't Make You Love Me", and "Not the Only One". Great choice for Female Friday!

[@hubrisnaut]

I just love her... what a phenomenal talent.

[@hubrisnaut]

I had a dear friend who could sing like Bonnie, her singing peaks would raise the hair on my whole body....

[@MonicaGz]

Don't forget her absolutely fabulous cover of the song, Runaway. She is an awesome singer and such a talented slide guitarist.

[@gkiferonhs]

I wish she would re-record her first album with better sound quality. It had some of her best songs.

[@ealanmontgomery2304]

Bonnie Raitt is fantastic! Also, her live version of "Love Like a Man", is so blues-y and good!!

[@KimSimful]

I love this song! And yes, “Angel From Montgomery” should be next.

[@ynot13579]

She does this with John Prine

[@GIJSJE80]

There is a live performance with Bonnie Raitt and Rickie Lee Jones as a farmer: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5u0ipKKaNekjbM

[@lesrolon40]

She's a mix of rock, country, blues and soul.

[@kathyrams]

Bonnie been at it since 1971 and she’s still recording and touring in 2022, 51 years later. I love Bonnie and I can’t even count how many times I’ve seen her live. The best was always in the small clubs in the ‘70’s

[@kenhayhurst374]

Love Bonnie and this song. She is the QUEEN of slide guitar. (saw a video of Eric Clapton watching her with awe in his eyes)

[@paulamelnyk986]

Love her video with John Lee Hooker where both of them played slide guitar

[@ramblerdave1339]

Sure it wasn't Lust? That's the look in my eyes, when I see her.

[@kenhayhurst374]

@@ramblerdave1339 Hmmmm, could be. I kinda feel that way. (the love of my life was a red-head). But in Clapton's eyes I see more of a 'how the h*ll does she do that?' look. Maybe a little of both?

[@laneynorth8253]

I learned to love Bonnie Raitt through my Mom. What a Blues and soulful singer and amazingly talented guitarist. 💕

[@mikeilkycook6832]

Just saw her in Manchester (UK) and at 73 years old, she's STILL got it. Great voice. Superb guitar.

[@dalecarlson7294]

Bonnie Riatt has a great voice. She is blues, rock, country all rolled into one. Plus she is one of the greatest slide guitar players on the planet.

[@marthaz]

She's a legendary blues and country artist. One of the top 100 guitarists of all time, master slide guitarist, played with many blues Legends since the 70s 👍😍

[@mikekling]

To me Bonnie is the female equivalent to Willie Nelson... She's so chill and soulful and mad licks on her guitar too. Please consider her songs Have A Heart, Nick of Time, and Thing Called Love!! Other Female Friday contenders: Basia, Jane Child, Enya, Wynonna Judd, Roxette, Annie Lennox & Aretha Franklin "Sisters Doin It For Themselves"... what about björk? Keep smiling!! 💕🥰💕

[@glassontherocks]

Very well said about She and Willie. Both redheads.

[@CrayCruz]

Cool list of female artists, especially Basia, Enya and Annie Lennox, Aretha

[@lethiapage4767]

Bonnie to me if we are equating her to a male counterpart is, in my op, the woman's answer to Delbert mcclinton. And they did a song together! Good man good woman! which would be a really really fun song for these two to react to. Don't you think?

[@SpideyVids]

Great songs by her that you suggested. 👍

[@lethiapage4767]

@@CrayCruz Sade. Anita Baker. Joni Mitchell. Rickie Lee Jones. Donna Summer.

[@laraismyname821]

Bonnie is LEGENDARY! So good!

[@davewildermuth7519]

The banjo player Bela Fleck once opened for Bonnie Raitt, and at the end of the tour, she gave him her slide ring. So Bela Fleck wrote a tune, using the slide ring on the banjo. Check out Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, "Bonnie and Slyde."

[@reginawallinger8711]

Have always loved this song. They made a movie with Julia Roberts and Dennis Quaid by the same name. This song is in it and the movie is fantastically fun. ❤️

[@jeanfrancis8121]

Dennis was also in the video for Thing Called Love. Great fun!!

[@tinagoff3573]

Would be a great movie for your movie channel!! 💕

[@tracybeetem3824]

Bonnie is a GOAT on the guitar 🎸..

[@user-nu3cv8xw5q]

She is a national treasure.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

Early Americana + Folk + Bluegrass = The Be Good Tanyas "Waiting Around To Die" & "Scattered Leaves"

[@jelmore3141]

Bonnie's Love Letter is the shot!

[@TheWilsontm]

Finally brought in the incredible Bonnie Raitt! Such a rabbit hole! She’s got the blues going on!! Won’t be sorry if you dig deep here! Love you two, thanks for the smiles❤️

[@sagitt1856]

For an upcoming 'Female Friday': - Anita Baker, "Sweet Love" - Carole King, "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman" - Alannah Myles, "Black Velvet" Thanks to you two.

[@nanner3200]

I'll second, third and fourth Alannah Myles Black Velvet!

[@whirledpeaz5758]

I concur

[@amberfeezor384]

I’m OBSESSED with her song Take My Love With You. She’s brilliant.

[@elizabethmcmurray968]

Oh YES!! I love the way she belts.

[@thomascanfield9165]

Indeed ! Wonder if she saw her Dad perform much and learned about “ belting” from him. If not, must have been in her genes. I noticed some of that power in “Dimming of the Day” - live on stage with Richard Thompson, when she really let the emotion burst out.

[@elizabethmcmurray968]

This makes me think its time for some more Melissa Etheridge. Yasss

[@josephadiaz8343]

Bonnie Raitt is country,rock and is soulful. Bonnie can do anything.♥️🙏✝️✌️😎

[@user-zo7ud5ld8l]

Bonnie plays the best slide guitar around. ❤

[@your_huge_ego_bores_me]

Bonnie is a great, great musician. Probably the most accomplished female guitar player ever, and most definitely the best female slide player ever.

[@CrayCruz]

BB King, John Lee Hooker and Eric Clapton would agree!

[@pinky2245]

Yes, love Bonnie Raitt!! Rock, country, soul, all in one package, and she sure can make that slide guitar sing! She collaborated quite a bit with Delbert McClinton (probably 90s) and they made some great music together! Great chemistry, and he has a great voice too!

[@rubyswaim1441]

I have been a Bonnie Raitt fan for about 50 years. She's a supreme guitar player and when it comes to the blues, ain't nobody better. Suggestion: "Angel From Montgomery ". It will take your heart.

[@coolhive2941]

That’s my favorite by her

[@hollymartner278]

There was a movie made with this title and song. It had Julia Robert's, Robert Duvall, Kyra Sedgwick and Dennis Quaid. Her guitar playing.is outstanding.

[@drieuxkoeppel8152]

Bonnie Raiit’s DAD was the late, great John Raitt. John Raitt was considered a pioneer and a legend on Broadway. He originated many iconic roles, including roles in OKLAHOMA & CAROUSEL (Both by Rodgers & Hammerstein). He was awarded with a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame (for Live Theatre). So Bonnie’s got major musical DNA!!

[@KWayne6756]

She’s in the Rock Hall of Fame

[@macdaddyns]

She had many great songs, Nick of time, I can't make you love me, luck of the draw, no body's girl.... Fun fact, in the Heart tribute to Led Zeppelin, she can be seen in the audience loving the choir!

[@kimberleymonari3560]

****BONNIE RAITT is one of the Most Respected Female Singer/Songwriter/Guitarists. She's been in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame since 2000!

[@edsteadham1605]

Keep in mind her dad was an acclaimed Broadway singer, and you can hear that influence in her singing. Distinctive and wonderful.

[@tessesmom]

Absolutely love bonnie raitt!!

[@chrisdecosin1970]

Please consider "Walking on Sunshine" by Katrina and the Waves for the next Female Friday. I guarantee you the songs upbeat energy will leave an ear to ear smile on your faces.

[@tommelle5074]

Love Bonnie, the two songs you have listened to were from the mid 80’s when She broke out with a ton of Grammies and sold a lot of Records. Love it. My favorite is a king from the early 70’s when she was struggling, “ Angel From Montgomery “. She still performs that song in her concerts. Bonnie took about 10 years off to take care of her sick mother, after Mom passed Bonnie eased back into recording and touring. That showed character that she set her career on the side instead of just hiring someone. Bonnie is often considered one of the best slide guitarist around and often plays with the southern/Chicago Blues masters and fits right in. Good pick up Jay.

[@notedrockhistorian4382]

I saw her perform "Angel From Montgomery" live in 1989. I am still recovering.

[@floridamom6495]

💚 Bonnie is a favorite of mine. A little country, some rock for sure, but for me it’s the blues/soul that really comes through!

[@jaymazza69]

If you're going to do Bonnie Raitt, you have to do "I Can't Make You Love Me". It basically relaunched her career.

[@rayniecox7683]

@Jason Mazza, that was the other song by her they've already done.😎😎😎😎

[@johndalley1288]

Yup I agree. It's a great song

[@Shrykespeare]

They reacted to that song back in October.

[@jaymazza69]

@@rayniecox7683 Well, I must've missed it somehow. Thanks for letting me know.

[@pattyestrada6]

Love Bonnie! It’s been a while. Please react to “Love Has No Pride” and her cover of John Prine’s (who you should also check out one day) “Angel From Montgomery”. Jordan, Bonnie plays a mean guitar, a GOAT. She’s a bad ass IMO 🤘🏼

[@pattiturner0425]

Yes, please do Angel From Montgomery!!!

[@johnboydTx]

John prine may not be famous???? But he was real good!!! RIP to a great song writer ✌️♥️

[@pattiturner0425]

@@johnboydTx He's famous in my book!

[@CharCanuck14]

"Something to Talk About" was written by Canadian Shirley Eikhard who passed away last week. An amazing singer/songwriter.

[@dinocanton2494]

Her doing John Prine's Angel from Montgomery is a classic. She's sung and played with so many artists you can't name them all. A memorable one was with Little Feat but everyone she has played with was memorable.

[@notedrockhistorian4382]

Angel From Montgomery, if they react to it, will be one of their best reactions. It is such a potent song.

[@jennydeville5758]

One of my favorite artists!

[@mark7035]

Bonnie Raitt is and has been an amazing artist for a long time. Fell in love with her voice 30 years ago! She's also tied to one of my personal favorite events in music. On May 9, 1974, she was the headliner at the Harvard Square Theater in Cambridge, Massachusetts A music critic for Rolling Stone and "The Real Paper" named Jon Landau was in attendance. The opening act was a down and almost out Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. A few days later, Landau would write possibly the best known review in rock music; "I saw rock and roll future and its name is Bruce Springsteen". Bonnie was apparently one of the few artists who would have Bruce as an opening act. She's in the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame. Need to dig out some more of her music...

[@teresajarrell452]

YES!! famous review and he was oh so correct!! 👍😃❣️😃👍

[@MrMeaner57]

Jonny Lang. Live in Paris 1997 “Theres gotta be a change” is a must listen too. All blues. Great guitarist. This will be a first time reaction to this amazing artist.

[@Bluesbabesrv]

Jonny Lang is one of my favorite, seen him several times. Hope he is recovering and will be able to perform again one day.

[@terryfry8859]

One of the best blues player on the planet!

[@clintonhunt3197]

Love me some Bonnie. Check out her version of Angel from Montgomery, it's awesome.

[@KT-iy9vc]

Bonnie R's version of John Prine's masterpiece Angel From Montgomery is a masterpiece itself. The two of them performing it together might be the very best.

[@mysticmavens811]

My absolute absolute fave. That and Love Has no Pride.

[@EricHenning]

Check out a great song from Bonnie’s “Nick of Time” comeback album, “Thing Called Love.” It was written by John Hiatt, who is a great songwriter and performer in his own right. Hiatt has the same sort of country/blues/soul/rock fusion that this song represents. He also wrote “Riding With The King,” which earned a Grammy for the cover by Eric Clapton and B.B. King (though I like Hiatt’s original performance better).

[@celticfun01]

ABSOLUTELY!! Think of this one for your next female Friday.

[@molsongrrrl]

Don't it make you wanna dance, darlin and have a heart are three of my favorite songs from Bonnie Raitt! She's awesome!

[@fabian4ever69]

A legend! She has been around for decades with her singing, playing and writing. Listen to A Thing Called Love. Check out Something to Talk About movie with Julia Roberts.

[@Lily.Fern.1107]

Great song! Also tied to a movie with the same title with Julia Robert and Dennis Quaid. Great movie too!

[@gregfagan199]

Bonnie's got tons of talent. And a lot of soul. She's an all-time great who other musicians respect.

[@amandaburkhalter36]

I forgot how phenomenal her voice is, especially when she says - looovveee! I agree, I love all the ethnicities in the video! I love all cultures! I live in a small town, and we all went to primary, middle and high school together, yeah. Let me tell you firstly, there are great people, but those few, let me tell you! If they don't have dirt, they'll take perfect white sand and put in some food coloring and make their own dirt, smh! It's sad! But, I love that most people have this mentality, like, "Hey, let's give 'em something to talk about!" Love it! Love her! Plz play/react to The Fray~ How to save a life. Been asking for like a year. I asked on Twitter. 🥺 Come on! And Jay, it's alternative rock and a PIANO band!🎹🎵🎶 You two will love it! Much ♡ and ty!

[@CB-gr1uk]

I think they considered her country blues. Yes, she played a mean guitar!

[@timelliott1033]

I love her singing and is a great guitarist.

[@sjt1043]

I only discovered Bonnie Raitt last year she's fantastic, very talented!

[@dawgeral333]

I've been in love with Bonnie since 1974. She is the #1 female slide-guitar in the country.

[@John_Chu]

She started out as a blues singer, evolved into a rock performer and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2000. The country feel you get from her singing comes from her background in blues.

[@TheTexasRedhead62]

I love this song. Next, you should listen to Susan Tedeschi, who also has a great version of Angel from Montgomery 😊

[@slappyslappenheimer8046]

You cannot go wrong with any Bonnie Raitt song. I've seen her in concert 5 times and she is absolutely amazing!

[@andrewdeacon6785]

The writer, Shirley Eikhard, is a Canadian treasure. Also wrote It Takes Time (To Move a Mountain), recorded by Anne Murray.

[@mikebrock7606]

Bonnie is an awesome performer!! Good pick. She's written many songs and helped others as well.

[@bengilbert7655]

Check out her duet with old time blues singer John Lee Hooker “In The Mood” for which they won another Grammy. She was married to actor Michael O’Keefe who played the young guy in Caddyshack.

[@waynezimmerman1217]

Bonnie Rhaitt. One of the best slide guitarists there is. Her, Ry Cooder and Mick Taylor are my favorites.

[@Shawn-rq4py]

My wife & I started dating in 91. Same year this song came out. Her mother heard this song and said this was our song because my wife is also a redheaded and 2 years older than me. I was 17 and she 19. I was still in school and she had graduated. People were talking about us in the neighborhood & my school about our age etc that we’d never last. So her mom said “give ‘em something to talk about ”. It’s been 32 years now. They were talking crap but here we are!!!

[@andyanderson3628]

She isn't really considered a country artist. More blues, roots, rock.

[@markzucker4320]

Please check out her duet with John Lee Hooker on, "I'm in the mood".

[@angelseari4]

Raitt says learning to isolate her middle finger, on which she wears the bottle neck to play slide guitar, because she had a brother. She lost him to brain cancer just after losing her parents. A recovering alcoholic, she took time off from playing live music to just re-enter and heal. Seen her in small dance halls and huge arenas. Her sense of humor and great 40 year collection of songs never disappointed.

[@JT-ok6re]

I've always loved Bonnie Raitt ever since I heard her in the late '80s! She's to me like this bluesy country and rock combination of music about her. So gifted and can sing Yes.