Home Actress Bonnie Raitt HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers May 2024 Bonnie Raitt Instagram - Bonnie’s “breakthrough” album Nick of Time was released 35 years ago! One of our favorite grooves, “Love Letter,” (written by @superbon54) was the second single from the album and has been a staple of Bonnie’s live set ever since. In fact, Bonnie played @thelyricbaltimore Opera House (as it was known then) in Baltimore on June 6, 1989 on the ‘Nick of Time’ Tour and just played the same venue last night to kick off the second leg of her spring ‘Just Like That...” Tour (with Special Guest @jameshuntersix.) @billboard did a wonderful oral history on Nick of Time five years ago and if you’re interested in the genesis of the album, interviews with Bonnie and her collaborators and insight into the climate of the music industry at that time, you can read more at the link in bio. —BRHQ

Bonnie Raitt Instagram – Bonnie’s “breakthrough” album Nick of Time was released 35 years ago! One of our favorite grooves, “Love Letter,” (written by @superbon54) was the second single from the album and has been a staple of Bonnie’s live set ever since. In fact, Bonnie played @thelyricbaltimore Opera House (as it was known then) in Baltimore on June 6, 1989 on the ‘Nick of Time’ Tour and just played the same venue last night to kick off the second leg of her spring ‘Just Like That…” Tour (with Special Guest @jameshuntersix.) @billboard did a wonderful oral history on Nick of Time five years ago and if you’re interested in the genesis of the album, interviews with Bonnie and her collaborators and insight into the climate of the music industry at that time, you can read more at the link in bio. —BRHQ

Bonnie Raitt Instagram - Bonnie’s “breakthrough” album Nick of Time was released 35 years ago! One of our favorite grooves, “Love Letter,” (written by @superbon54) was the second single from the album and has been a staple of Bonnie’s live set ever since. In fact, Bonnie played @thelyricbaltimore Opera House (as it was known then) in Baltimore on June 6, 1989 on the ‘Nick of Time’ Tour and just played the same venue last night to kick off the second leg of her spring ‘Just Like That...” Tour (with Special Guest @jameshuntersix.) @billboard did a wonderful oral history on Nick of Time five years ago and if you’re interested in the genesis of the album, interviews with Bonnie and her collaborators and insight into the climate of the music industry at that time, you can read more at the link in bio. —BRHQ

Bonnie Raitt Instagram – Bonnie’s “breakthrough” album Nick of Time was released 35 years ago! One of our favorite grooves, “Love Letter,” (written by @superbon54) was the second single from the album and has been a staple of Bonnie’s live set ever since. In fact, Bonnie played @thelyricbaltimore Opera House (as it was known then) in Baltimore on June 6, 1989 on the ‘Nick of Time’ Tour and just played the same venue last night to kick off the second leg of her spring ‘Just Like That…” Tour (with Special Guest @jameshuntersix.) @billboard did a wonderful oral history on Nick of Time five years ago and if you’re interested in the genesis of the album, interviews with Bonnie and her collaborators and insight into the climate of the music industry at that time, you can read more at the link in bio. —BRHQ | Posted on 31/May/2024 02:38:37

Bonnie Raitt Instagram – Thanks so much to Brandi and all the wonderful folks at @brandicarlilesmothershipwkd for showing us such a great time. What a terrific lineup and the crowds were just incredible! Such a beautiful way to to celebrate Mother’s Day and honor all of ours. — Bonnie Photos by @willbyington
Bonnie Raitt Instagram – I’m heartbroken at the loss of one of my dearest friends, Spider John Koerner, who passed away last Saturday at 85 in Minneapolis, surrounded by his family. We’ve been close friends since we met in ‘69, hung out in Cambridge in the early 70’s and in all the decades since. John, along with Snaker Dave Ray and Tony Little Sun Glover, comprised one of the greatest and most influential blues groups from the mid-Sixties. From the first time I heard their seminal ‘Blues, Rags and Hollers’ album, I’ve been completely under his spell. He was funny, talented, mischievous, always curious —loved life, good music, watching stars and a high time with friends. Between his incredibly unique, funky, rhythmic guitar playing and singing, his great original songs and the hilarious, long-winding stories he’d weave into his sets, there was simply no one like him. Through their terrific album together, ‘Running, Jumping, Standing Still,’ I met Willie Murphy, who went on to produce my first album and record one of my favorite song of John’s, “I Ain’t Blue.“ We got to enjoy a lifetime of fun, great music and meaning. John will be remembered as one of the most beloved and important revivalists of the great folk and blues song tradition. My deep condolences to his family and we will remember and treasure him and his wonderful music always. — Bonnie Read more about my favorite songs by Spider John Koerner at the link in bio. Photo Courtesy of Treehouse Records (first) Photo Courtesy of @redhousefolk (second)

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