Bonnie has been around forever, and she's always been excellent. She's also a top-shelf slide guitar player (Iconic). She's gotta house full of Grammy Awards - 13 wins and 30 nominations. The lady can sing and play. Thanks, guys, give her some more plays.

When you are ready to get destroyed by Bonnie's singing, give "I Can't Make You Love" a listen. Have Kleenex handy.

This woman has paid her dues and done it by shear determination and hard work. Playing with Little Feat, John Lee Hooker and many more. Great singer and fabulous guitar player especially slide!

She has so much vocal flavor and she is a terrific slide guitarist. She's much closer to Tedeschi Trucks band than smooth jazz. This was a very slick vanilla track for her. Her version of John Prine's "Angel from Montgomery" is definitive.

"TOP TIER".. #1 the Great Bonnie Raitt. PERIOD. Super Sunday, dudes 🙏🏻😁 She was 40 yrs old when this album won the Grammy for Album of the year. Her first grammy! (edit) In 1988 she became co-founder of The Rhythm & Blues Foundation; for older artists with financial problems. She gives back to the forgotten Musicians who never got their dues. She is remarkable! She won grammy for Song of the Year this 2023. This woman got Legs!!! 🏆

*LOVE HAS NO PRIDE" Is not only a Beautiful song by Bonnie Raitt but it also touches the Heart! ❤️

Love this song which is full of so much truth🧡 Bonnie Raitt has such a long string of great tunes and hits over the decades. Check out the bluesy "Love Me Like a Man - (live) which highlights her guitar skills, "Something to Talk About", "Too Long at the Fair" etc. etc. Thanks so much guys for reacting to this very talented female artist!🍂

Now that's one hell of a voice.....gorgeous. Mandatory listen is 'I Cant make you love me' LIVE with Bruce Hornsby on piano. Mesmerizing.

Bonnie Raitt is one of those singers that has a sense of urgency built into her voice that really amplifies its emotional impact...Christine McVie had it...Susan Tedeschi has it as well.

You must see her band live because She is an awesome slide guitarist. Another song to listen to: "Let's Give Them Something to Talk About".

Gotta love Bonnie Raitt. She can sing, she has great taste in her song choices, and she's a top tier slide guitar player. She released her first album in 1971, kept them coming, toured all over, and then in 1989 she became an "overnight success" when the Nick of Time album (her tenth) won her first three Grammy awards for Record of the Year, Best Female Rock, and Best Female Pop. At this point she has won 13 Grammys and has been nominated thirty times. She's the real deal.

She just won song of the year in the Grammy's this year. Gotta hear that one.

Bonnie Raitt is among the cream of musicians. Look at her 13 (from 30) *_competitive_* Grammy Awards: pop vocals, rock vocals, roots, Americana, instrumentals, composer. and producer. Wikipedia "Bonnie Raitt": _... ranked No. 50 on Rolling Stone's list of the "100 Greatest Singers of All Time" ①, and ranked No. 89 on the magazine's list of the "100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time" The musical world would be a much worse place without her. Keep on doing what you're doing. 👍👍👏 Best Wishes, Chaps. ☮ ① Note, that list is *_ALL_* singers, not just females

Just saw her live last August in Bend Oregon with the legendary Mavis Staples. Wonderful show. Bonnie has so many great songs.

Another great artist

I met Bonnie in a club in San Diego, in 87, where my girlfriend and I were the only people in the crowd that weekday night. She came over to our table during breaks and sat with us, and we chatted like we were long lost friends. I wanted to buy her a drink and she accepted, telling the waitress that she'd like a cup of hot water. When the cup arrived she pulled a lemon and knife from her jacket, cut the fruit and squeezed it in the water, and then, took a long loud sip and smiled. She interspersed the conversations with comments made to her by Delta Blues Masters, about taking care of the instrument. When she went back on stage and played, she looked right at us. I wasn't sure whether I should be amazed at her professionalism or embarrassed by the unspoken reality that no one came to hear her, but us. So, years later, when a resurgence came her way, I was completely overjoyed for her. She paid her dues. Really paid them,

Her first song that really hit big for her was little runaway the Dell Shannon Tim and she did it in a completely different way and sounded so great. You need to look that one up! Little runaway

Bonnie raitt is a freaking legend! Amazing guitar skills 🎸 saw her and Bruce Hornsby and the range back in 1994 awesome concert ✌️ not to mention she won song of the year Grammy 2023 and other Grammys throughout the years 🙂

So glad you reacted to Bonnie. She is a great musician, singer, and songwriter. Very extensive catalog worth checking out. As always fellas great reaction. Much appreciated 🙏

She did a song called “Something to Talk About” you might have heard. She did a lot of blues and Jazzy music in her earlier days.

Great choice guys -- was hopin' you'd react to something by Bonnie Raitt. She's a true legend and still going strong. Wonderful guitarist, singer, songwriter ...a real treasure.

Nothing I can add about Bonnie that isn't already in the comments. I will re-state that she is a TOP tier slide player and always surrounds herself with stellar musicians. All the tracks below are stellar and worth checking out. I will hip you to a newer duet from about 3-5 years ago with Bonnie and Boz Scaggs called "Hell to Pay". which is just funky as shiitake. Enjoy your Sunday/fun-day lads!

Bonnie is a true blues lady! Smooth voice and a hell of a guitar player! She just found her groove in the later years! Love her! Chiguy

Love Bonnie! Check her out doing "Runaway", "Love Letter", and "Not the Only One".

Great Reaction Guys!!! Bonnie has a song that is Sooooo underated and hardly ever reacted to!!! It's called You! Please react to this one. I Promise you wont be disappointed!! 👍🏿

SOOOOOOOOO under rated! Her stuff that you’ll never hear is unbelievable. Some of the best music.

Y'all pick some really good songs to listen to! Love it! Peace and love!

The Queen of Blues

Bonnie Raitt's "Just Like That" won the GRAMMY for Song Of The Year at the 2023 GRAMMYs.

Seen her in concert 3 times, every show great. Excellent slide guitarist. Recommend: Love Has No Pride, Love Me Like A Man, Come To Me, I Can't Make You Love Me, & Burning Down the House (Talking Heads cover), In The Mood (with John Lee Hooker).

When you look up slide guitar, hahaha, you know where I'm goin with this......

Her version of John Prine’s Angel from Montgomery is terrific

Love Bonnie's music!!!!

Bonnie's so smooth. Love, love, love her. 👍❤🤙

Bonnie is fantastic. She can rock, she can sing, and a great guitarist. Angel From Montgomery live is another great one

I have loved Bonnie forever. One of my favorites of hers is the Reggae inspired "Wha She Go Do?"

Bonnie! A rocker. Love her so much!

Hey fellas. You said it right, "Her Voice Is Top-Tier". Bonnie is a great singer and guitarist with so many iconic songs to react to. Shout out to you for reacting to this one. Peace.

I wore this album out. A classic. Bonnie still sounds incredible. Born in music with her father musician. She makes you feel. ❤

Hi guys, always love from Detroit. That album won a Grammy for Record of the Year!

Nick of Time is probably my favorite song of all time. Everything about the song works. The tune is so smooth. The lyrics are deep and meaningful. The first two verses are so melancholy and the bridge so thought provoking. Then the final verse arrives and ushers in the redemption that only love can offer, in the nick of time. Bonnie nailed this one. It is a true masterpiece!

Bonnie's old blues stuff from the 70s will knock yer socks off.

Nice to see everyone on here on a Bonnie love kick.......she deserves it big time. Female Rock greats !

This song is absolutely perfect.

So glad you like Bonnie. She has an incredible live performance from 1989 "Love Me Like A Man. You'll see her play her guitar as well. She's one of the best slide guitarist you'll ever hear!!!

she just won this year's Grammy for best song - at 73. Some of her very best: "Love Me Like a Man" Live 1995 shows her guitar picking, "Angel From Montgomery" Live Wonderland, "I Can't Make You Love Me" studio version, and the grammy winner "Just Like That" also studio version. Major pillar of the blues community, kickass slide guitar player, amazing voice... Since releasing her first album in 1971, she's won 13 Grammys, been inducted into the RRHOF, and made Rolling Stone's 100 Best of lists for both singer and guitarist. I'm a fan :)

So glad you guys found Bonnie! She is great.

One of my all time fav songs, so much soul

The star in movie classic Caddyshack married Bonnie Raitt. When they were both peak of their popularity. He went into family obscurity life while Bonnie kept doing shows. This was a time around Central Texas you could see Stevie Ray Vaughan and Bonnie Raitt any given month in small venues under 300-400 capacity. Usually everyone standing up drinking. LOL! No seats. Random dancing, mostly sloppy happy drunks but it was a cool scene then. Nothing like what happened to 6th St since.

Wow! Real musicians reacting to real music!! Great to find you!! Listen to some her stuff from the 70s. Magic

She was holding back in this one...she can belt!!🎶 Bonnie is a top tier guitar player also and y'all should watch her live! I Cant Make You Love Me & Love Me Like A Man are just two other great ones. Her voice is pure gold!!🎵🎶🎸

Before Susie T…It was Bonnie. What a great song to start with! Bonnie can’t do no wrong!! 🔥 People today don’t know how great she is. TU

Clifton here's got it right. Bonnie's one of the best singers ever, great slide player. Try Angel from Montgomery. She's been around forever, I think just won Grammy song of the year this year (last year?), which she also wrote: Just Like That. Maybe try I'm In the Mood w/ John Lee Hooker & Bonnie for some nice pure blues slide & singing.

This woman is awesome live..Great slide player.

Like everyone else said, you MUST listen next to I Can't Make You Love Me. It's the law!

See her playing slide guitar on a more uptempo number like"The Thing Called Love". Early on she sang backup on some Little Feat records.

This whole album is classic. 🎶

She not only does she have a beautiful voice she’s an excellent guitar player too. You can go on a deep dive with Bonnie. Next up - “Not the only one.”

The best and lyrics are top notch

Shes so awesome a very decent slide player tasty playing ...Her father John Raitt was a famous brodway singer /actor as well love her ♥️

Saw her live. A unique treasure and sick guitar skills!

Exactly what Clifton said...

Primarily a Blues singer/guitarist. Bonnie was a good friend of Stevie Ray Vaughan & credits him with helping her kick her addictions. She, Stevie Wonder & Jackson Brown sang "Amazing Grace", a capella, at Stevie's graveside service. I remember seeing it on the news & crying like a baby. Check out her blues greatness with "Love Letter" (studio version). And "I Can't Make You Love Me" is one of her most beautiful ballads. 💙💫💙💫💙💫💙💫💙💫💙

Bonnie Raitts voice has Flavor. Just a remarkable artist. Her catalog in gorgeous

You wanna hear something beautiful, listen to "I Can't Make You Love Me."

The rabbit holes you guys continue to dive in are highly entertaining, good on ya.

Wow; this one brings me back to an uncertain time in my life; this Bonnie Raitt CD helped me get through it ❤

SNUCK IN to the New Haven Coliseum to see Bonnie along with the Poisette-Dart Band. Jumping to a roof from the parking garage staircase, shimmying along pipes, climbing a concrete pier, then pushing on a wall panel and in! Worth it!

"Give it up or let me go" is AMAZING!

Love me some Bonnie! Going to see once again in July in Indy! You guys recently reacted to the Tedeschi Trucks Band, Susan Tedeschi is very much in the Bonnie mode...

Find her duets with John Lee Hooker. And about 30 other classics. And...she SHREDS on slide guitar. Top tier; first class; brilliant.

Love Bonnie, love this song, love the album (it won the Grammy for Album of the Year). Winning combo with producer Don Was. Thanks for the smooth Sunday groove

I Can’t Make You Love Me is a classic Bonnie that will break your heart! She can do it all and you can’t go wrong with any of her music…she’s a fabulous slide guitar player too. You should check out some of her live videos..

Good one here love you

Let’s Give Them Something to Talk About and I Can’t Make You Love Me, which Bruce Hornsby plays the piano.

It's some major players on this album top-tier

Bonnie is the QUEEN! Check out 'Have a Heart', 'Something to Talk About' and 'Love Letter'.

Bonnie's first 3 albums ("Bonnie Raitt," "Give It Up," and "Takin' My Time," in 1971, 1972, and 1973, respectively) don't have a bad song on them. I'd give a listen to the title track from "Give It Up" for a flavor. Thanks for the reaction. She's earned it. 😁

You guys are always spot on love you

I first saw Bonnie back in the early 70's. She sang & played solo as the opening act for The Byrds. The audience was initially rude & wasn't listening. She told the audience to shut up & pay attention - the she rocked the house down!

She’s an OG. Super respected.

Also Great guitar & slide player also listen to her do... Angel from Montgomery. A John Prine song

Another National Treasure!

The song changed my life back in the day

Love Bonne, “I feel the Same” great song.

She is an incredible slide guitarist too.

Love this whole album, it won multiple Grammys, it was a huge year for Raitt, after decades of being a great performer.

She can break your heart with one song and have you laughing with the next. My favorite female singer of all time. You will get a lot of suggestions. I'll submit an older one "Love Me Like A Man".

Have a heart and this song is my favorite on this album.

Bonnie’s long career journey is very interesting. As a kid she hit the road playing with all the great blues men learning it all. This album is a gem, and the product of a lifetime of hard touring. Try, “I Can’t Make You Love Me” for one of her finest compositions. A diamond among the gems. 🤘😎

Another great Bonnie Raitt track with an R&B vibe is "Not The Only One".

Love Bonnie Raitt! I used to sing a lot of her covers in bands in the 70s. She's a phenominal guitarist. She started a foundation ages ago to compensate older blues musicians who never received what they should. She used to bring them on her tours too, out of complete respect. I've seen her live 5 times. When she FINALLY won Grammy awards for this album, I was so thrilled. About damn time! Check out her older library and live shows.

More Bonnie Raitt please. She's the GOAT. My favorite album of hers is one of her first, Talkin' My Time, but any Bonnie will do. A favorite singles is Angel From Montgomery or Love Me Like a Man.

Lovd her

Bonnie was a huge promoter of the OG bluesman who made R & R possible, but never made any money back in the day. She took many of them on tour with her and never missed a chance to shout out to the he pioneers of her craft. She is still performing. To hear her voice showcased, try ANGEL FROM MONTGOMERY.

This was her Grammy-winning comeback album after fighting alcohol addiction. Masterful blues slide guitarist too.

Welcome to the wonderful world of Bonnie. Even from her first recordings her excellence is evident and she has always attracted the best in musicians, producers. She was involved in several Little Feat recordings, too (check out the Midnight Special performance of Dixie Chicken ❤). This is the album that finally got her the recognition she has always deserved, winning several Grammys. One of my favorite songs lyrically and musically. Best album in my opinion is Sweet Forgiveness. Michael McDonald sings bvs on the title track 💙

She dose a great version of the Runaway with Norton Buffalow on Harmonica and her on Slide Guitar, been a fan since the early 70s.

I know it’s already been said but wait until you react to “I can’t make you love me” … wow! Talk about a perfect vocal delivery for a song … sheesh! A perfect melding of the two.

She's blues from back in the 70s, was friends with and played with all the greats, Buddy Guy, BB King etc, she worshipped the blues kings. She's very famous for slide guitar as well as her incredible voice. Prince wanted to use slide in Cream and invited Bonnie to Paisley Park to teach him. In the end he just used her take in the actual song, lol. She's won a bunch of Grammy's. Runaway from her early days then Thing Called Love, Something to Talk About etc from her 80s Grammy records.