By Alan Paul

The legendary singer-songwriter returns from a pandemic hiatus with a heartfelt new album.
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Bonnie Raitt on the Canadian connections to her new album, remembering John Prine, and the Prince album that almost happened

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By Ryan Leas
Bonnie Raitt has, infamously, had one of the stranger career trajectories out there. Way back in the beginning of the ’70s, she quickly garnered the respect of older musicians and the interest of labels thanks to her guitar playing and her ability to dig into blues and folk standards. Across that decade and into the ’80s, she built up a loyal following, but never crossed over to runaway mainstream success — that is, until she was 40 and a whole new chapter of her career began with Nick Of Time.

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Same hair, new purpose: Bonnie Raitt is living for the ones she’s lost

By Michael Dwyer

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By Kat Lister

As she wins a lifetime achievement Grammy at 72, the US singer who crossed blues with pop is still determined to support artists who never got their dues.
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