This woman moves my soul! BONNIE RAITT - Love me like a man REACTION - First time hearing

[@andythrush3341]

Talented, talented woman!

[@GorillasAndGardens]

Yes yes yes!!!

[@davebzen795]

I am thrilled that you and so many others really enjoyed this. - DaveBZen

[@b42baritone]

I too love Bonnie. She really knows how to sing the Blues.

[@ralpholson7616]

Nothing better than early Bonnie Raitt

[@Blue-qr7qe]

Bonnie Raitt's a treasure -

[@itchyandred4131]

Oh yeah! Finally 🤨🤪✌️

[@barbarahostler9536]

Love Bonnie saw her in concert with Jackson brown at the tower outside of Philadelphia. Acoustic guitars. It was awesome.

[@karenmikalofsky5287]

Excellent! I would suggest Love Has No Pride, and Angel of Montgomery. Enjoy!

[@custardflan]

Another of her classics is Angel from Montgomery, written by john Prine.

[@russellkaplan1818]

This is from the great BBC show "Old Grey Whistle Test" Tons of great stuff on KZbin from it

[@kestrelle5345]

My favorite of hers is her Reggae inspired "Wha She Go Do?"

[@User_vjp_92753]

I love the duet by Bonnie Raitt and John Lee Hooker called "In The Mood"~such great blues greats!👍

[@davebzen795]

Agreed!

[@marybaillie8907]

Amazing together. Absolutely electrifying. Two of the masters. 👍✌️🇨🇦

[@ziggymarlowe5654]

This saucy song by Bonnie Raitt is one of favorite.

[@billdCT97]

I remember a review about her. The write used the phrase "whiskey voiced" to describe her :)

[@julietate7806]

You should hear Bonnie sing "Guilty" by Randy Newman!

[@AnnE-mn8ny]

Awesome. Loved this.

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

Met her back stage at one of her Australian tours. Beautiful woman.

[@sallysharp3845]

I just saw Bonnie in concert in June. She still has it well in her 70's.

[@tomhiggins875]

On more than 1 occasion, I've heard David Crosby of CSNY say that his favorite singer of all time is Bonnie Raitt. None better!

[@edithdavis2848]

Rythum and Blues. She was really good.

[@TerrieKolb-eu1kn]

She really rocked in concert back then. I saw her twice. She sings a Bessie Smith song called "Women be Wise" in homage to the great blues legend. Everything Bonnie ever sang was sweet to the ears. All the best musicians worked with her. There are better vocal versions of this as she got older. So glad you are a fan too. Really enjoy your thoughts on her work.

[@Newfie-zc7ug]

Bonnie is a Super Star...................when she sings with John Prine it's pure heaven ! Peace & Love

[@beverlybrown2673]

As she's matured, her life experience has made her performance of this song better and better over time. She's toured with several of the classic blues greats over the years, and learned from them.

[@Elaine8492]

"... Want a man to love me like my backbone was his own ..."Indeed. ❤

[@saundraweber4395]

She and Stevie Wonder sang at SRVs funeral.

[@karenj3611]

One of my favorites, my girl friend in a singer in a band for many years and she performed this all the time

[@sandrasofiahsexton3917]

One of her best. She knows how to swing it. Love that honky-tonk piano.

[@nancykorensek4083]

Bought my first Bonnie Raitt album in the early seventies. Never heard of her but somebody was playing a restless bass so I took a chance. I Loved her music then; I love it still!

[@mikebell0315]

Bassist was Freebo. He boyfriend about then I recall.

[@michaelpond6386]

I first heard her in 73, been a fan ever since. Slide guitar goddess. Her voice changed some but just seemed to get more blusey.

[@lisalaursen3684]

Great song and reaction! Bonny has such a unique and soulful voice. Check out Bonny Raitt and Sheryl Crow singing Everything is Broken (a Bob Dylan song). So good!!

[@alpetrocelli4465]

A favorite for sure. I’ve seen her play in Chicago, & she’s as good as it gets. ✌️❤️🎶

[@debrabeck9630]

I love Bonnie, and this is a terrific bluesy song of hers. From around that same time, you might enjoy Give It Up, Or Let Me Go. It has more of a New Orleans’ sound.

[@mve5225]

I saw Bonnie in 1974 at The Caboose bar in Minneapolis. I was up front, leaning on the stage for the whole show! Wow, what a show, what a woman!

[@DJHolte]

Oh man -- I haven't thought about the Cabooze in ages! And I'm envious of you seeing her at that point in her career!

[@marybaillie8907]

Such a young woman in this video. This is such a great bluesy tune with such great lyrics. Bonnie just rocks the heck out of this song. And the piano player is fabulous. My oh my. Great reaction Harri. Thanks Harri and Dave. Great choice. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

[@davebzen795]

Hi Mary, I am so glad that you enjoyed this one from Bonnie. She is as good as they get, vocal, guitar, and as a person. Harri, you did a superb job in reviewing this one. - Thanks!

[@marybaillie8907]

@@davebzen795Hi Dave. Thank you. Love the Blues. 😊👍✌️🇨🇦

[@lotsoffun4716]

@@davebzen795 I think this live version is bad compared to the album.

[@pattytyndall1021]

Please, Harri…take a listen to “Gnawin’ On It” next!

[@debbiechang5781]

I’ve been a huge fan of this incredibly talented woman for over five decades. I didn’t catch the name of the person who requested this, so I will send this big thanks out to whoever it was. Great choice. And Harri did justice, as usual, with his enthusiasm and insight. Great stuff 🌺✌️

[@rk41gator]

'Nick of Time' is worth a listen.

[@stpnwlf9]

A whole generation only knows her for popular ballads -- this is the REAL Bonnie Raitt, blues master. Her bottleneck slide technique is legendary but this shows off her finger-picking style and she is clearly just a master guitarist in any style. This is the vintage version complete with Freebo on the bass.

[@willcityaway7971]

She was around all those Blues legends at this phase. Was the official whiskey holder for one of them. He won't get angry at her. Like the more mature version. More rasp.

[@alankinkle5207]

Harri - If you like the sassy, bluesy side of Bonnie Raitt you should check out more of her early work - Give it Up (from Turn of the Cards?) comes to mind, although there are a couple if Sippy Wallace tunes from a 1970 radio concert she did on WMMR in Philadelphia that are killer too. Another GREAT one you should check out is Blender Blues - as sassy as it gets and really shows off her incredible guitar chops.

[@alankinkle5207]

Actually I think the album was also called Give it Up. I get confused sometimes.

[@diverdown631]

What a talent and what a shame she didn't break to the masses until the late 80's early 90' with the albums nick of time and luck of the draw a full 20 years after she started her musical career.

[@AhJodie]

I remember being at my parents house, when I was 16 or 17 and I heard that line, 'a lot of men want to rock me like my back aint got no bone, I want you to rock me like my backbone was your own' and it woke me up! I never heard anyone talk like that, and I was a HUGE fan of her. She .... allowed me to feel and want to be treated good, and be loved good too! I just love her stuff.... She evolved and here are two of my favorites Bonnie Raitt Cool Clear Water kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIW5q4WQgp5kepo and Everything that Touches You kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6eldaGIobCEppI Thank you Harri

[@Aurora-cv5to]

Huge fan of Raitt's from the beginning, her name brought me back to your channel this morning. This was an anthem for my girlfriends and I through the mid-late 70's. She's wonderful. You would enjoy VoicePlay's recent cover of "I Can't Make You Love me" As usual for their covers, they found a way to make it their own while being respectful of the original. It's the only cover of the song I'll listen to as much as I do to the original. But if you do, be prepared, it's a total tear-jerker. (Geoff Castellucci, their bass and the arranger for this one, said he cried while he was mixing it... makes sense to me.)

[@pattejomartin6275]

Look up sippy Wallace

[@johnharkness7114]

More early Bonnie, please!

[@arturocostantino623]

Now you should really do You or The Dimming of the Day because I think you’ll love both.❤

[@randystalnaker6700]

Try her duet with John Hiatt Thing Called Love

[@conniedean1977]

My husband and I ran into her in the corridor of our hotel in L.A. We said “Hey we’re coming to see you tonight.” And she said “Then I better be good!” 😂🎶

[@davebzen795]

Harri, great review and thrilled that you liked this one.- Dave

[@Cynthia...]

Good one Dave Bonnie Raitt is right up there with the best of them. ✌️

[@davebzen795]

@@Cynthia... Cynthia, Thank you, and I am very glad that you liked this one along with Harri's unique review.

[@mcasualjacques]

oh so you met Bonnie that long ago

[@pattytyndall1021]

YESSSS!!!!

[@davebzen795]

Well, it seems that you enjoyed this one by Bonnie. It is on of my many favorites of hers. and that is why I submitted it. -Thanks, Dave '

[@pattytyndall1021]

@@davebzen795 yes, so much. I’ve seen Bonnie in concert twice. She’s amazing!

[@TheAcworthdude]

you might like the band "Little Feet"

[@Wordsmyth8]

I love the recorded version - it’s more energetic than this one.

[@khoohockleong7585]

The 1961 version of Love Without End was so popular that it spawned another Love Without End I think in 1971. This one stars Jenny Hy (she has some Portuguese blo9d) and Lin Yun (he has an aristocratic look reminiscent of Elvis Presley). Enjoy rhe song video below : kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnucXpVsrZuDg5o The official trailer gor this New Love Without End 1971 is here : kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJOWf3ekmqaJa9k

[@Bassman2353]

I've been a fan since her first album came out. I absolutely recommend the original studio version of "Love Has No Pride". If it doesn't bring you to tears, check to make sure your heart is still beating: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWOTc41jeq2Zgqc

[@RedSinter]

That's not all she can move... ahahahahahaha

[@KelliViti]

Personally I prefer older Bonnie. She got better with age.