Bonnie Raitt was almost a folk singer, part of the plethora of guitar-playing protesters of the Sixties led by Bob Dylan and Joan Baez. Sitting in her girlhood bedroom in a house atop Coldwater ...

Bonnie Raitt’s 17th album Dig In Deep proved that the blues was alive and well in 2016. ... He recalled: “I knew Bonnie when she was playing around Boston and places like that.

Terry invited Bonnie Raitt to bring and play some of the blues recordings that most influenced her. Before we hear them, let's listen to a song from her first album, which was released in 1971.

As a nod to Bonnie Raitt's immense legacy, Brandi Carlile delivered a rendition of I Can’t Make You Love Me [from Raitt's ...

Told that the amphitheater in Pioneers Park was built after World War II, is now surrounded by trees, but has only been used for concerts for five years, Raitt said she was eager to get to Lincoln ...

Bonnie Raitt's genre-blending repertoire – and by extension, her guitar playing – has captivated audiences for over five decades. The emotive interplay between her guitar and vocals is further ...

She recounted seeing Raitt perform for the first time and buying her first guitar the next day. "When you're a 17-year-old girl and you play piano, and you go see Bonnie Raitt and she's ripping ...

And when Raitt returned for an encore, she sat down at the piano and played, “Your Sweet and Shining Eyes,” which happens to be Lynch’s favorite Bonnie Raitt song ever.

Bonnie Raitt Winner of 13 Grammys ... “When you’re a 17-year-old girl and you play piano, and you go see Bonnie Raitt and she’s ripping and she’s fronting a guy band and she’s singing ...