Bonnie Lynn Raitt, born on November 8, 1949, in Burbank, California, is an American blues singer, songwriter, guitarist, and ...

In 1978, Pat Wells cut an album that didn’t make it big. In 2025, songs from it landed on Netflix. She was just a kid from the North Shore when she recorded ‘Hometown Lady.’ Decades later ...

Bonnie Raitt is an American blues icon, one with a string of hugely successful albums, a shelf-full of Grammys and collaborations with everyone from John Lee Hooker and Buddy Guy to Jackson Browne ...

Joe McFadden, a music industry executive who had stints at EMI, Capitol Records and Better Noise Music and worked with acts including Merle Haggard, Paul McCartney, Coldplay, Bob Seger and Mötley ...

Of course we should gush over Joni Mitchell Two new books -- “I Dream of Joni” by Henry Alford and “Song So Wild and Blue" -- celebrate the singer-songwriter and Kennedy Center honoree ...

This month, musician Bonnie Raitt and filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola were both honorees of the Kennedy Center for their contributions to American culture. We're revisiting interviews with both of ...

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 Musicians Arturo Sandoval and Bonnie Raitt attend the 47th Kennedy Center Honors. Much like her fiery red hair, Bonnie Raitt 's impact on the music industry (and the world) is ...

Bonnie Raitt reflects on her 50-year career, including iconic hits like "I Can't Make You Love Me" to her recent Kennedy Center honor.

Much like her fiery red hair, Bonnie Raitt 's impact on the music industry (and the world) is unmistakable. So it makes sense a versatile group of musicians and comedian Julia Louis-Dreyfus opted ...

When I saw Ms. Raitt the last time, we were in our fifties, which seems so young to me now. She was rocking the stage at Birmingham’s Oak Mountain Amphitheater with Lyle Lovett and his Large Band.

Bonnie Raitt, a 13-time Grammy winner and blues rock musician, turns 75 on Nov. 8, 2024. See highlights of the 'I Can't Make You Love Me' singer's life in photos here ...