Known for a sultry fusion of blues, country, rock and folk, Bonnie Raitt has been releasing albums since 1971. Almost two ...

Bonnie Raitt is an American blues icon, one with a string of hugely successful albums, a shelf-full of Grammys and ...

The the award-winning US singer-songwriter is still rocking at 75 and, after 54 years on the road, she has absolutely no ...

Bonnie Raitt by Shervin Lainez On Just Like That… Raitt revisits songs she’s meant to cover for years like “Something’s Got a Hold of My Heart,” by NRBQ’s Al Anderson, which was ...

Yet another cover hits our list of essential Bonnie Raitt songs, but Raitt’s rendition of “Runaway” is more of a reimagining than a simple cover. This song was originally released by Del ...

The 13-time Grammy winner has 18 studio albums and over 20 million records sold Lester Cohen/Getty Bonnie Raitt is celebrating her diamond birthday. The 13-time Grammy Award winner turns 75 on ...

Instead, Raitt has helmed a rock ... Their aim was to acquire emotional intimacy, to make the album sound like “Bonnie was six inches away from you, talking to you in your ear,” Was says.

Charli XCX recently capped off Brat summer with Brat and it’s completely different but also still brat, a track-by-track remix album ... theme also appears in Bonnie Raitt’s 1989 song ...

Raitt was clear to note that she didn’t write most of these songs, despite what you might read on the internet, but it’s always been her skills as a song stylist that’s set Bonnie apart.

Midway through a recent Bonnie Raitt concert, a woman shouted “Play ‘Angel From Montgomery.’” The song, a John Prine cover, was an album track for Raitt 50 years ago that became what she ...

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.

Bonnie Raitt was moved to tears by a story she read ... I can barely sing those songs without getting touched again.” Closing the album, “Down the Hall” tells the story of the all-too ...