Bonnie Raitt & Boz Scaggs - You Don't Know Like I Know - Farm Aid 2020 On the Road Live Stream - Sept. 26 2020
Sam & Dave classic written by Isaac Hayes and David Porter.
Bonnie and her friend, Boz Scaggs have put together a special performance to celebrate Farm Aid's 35th anniversary virtual at-home festival experience.
"This pandemic and so many other challenges have revealed how essential family farmers and ranchers are to the future of our planet. Farm Aid 2020 is going to give the whole country a chance to learn about the important work of farmers and how they’re contributing to our well-being, beyond bringing us good food." — Willie Nelson

Farm Aid was started by Willie Nelson, Neil Young and John Mellencamp in 1985 to keep family farmers on the land and has worked since then to make sure everyone has access to good food from family farmers. Dave Matthews joined Farm Aid's board of directors in 2001.
For more information about Farm Aid, visit: https://farmaid.org Farm Aid's performances are donated by the artists in order to raise funds and raise awareness for family farmers. They've raised their voices to help — can we count on you to stand with us and pledge your support? https://farmaid.org/donate

Bonnie Raitt - Write Me a Few of Your Lines/Kokomo Blues (Fred McDowell)
SIXTY YEARS OF ARHOOLIE AN ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION - December 10, 2020
Ross Lahey - video/audio recording
Ryan Freeland - audio mixing
Derek Williams - video editing

Bonnie Raitt, Keb' Mo' & Alan Darby - Crossroads Guitar Festival - American Airlines Center, Dallas, Texas - September 20, 2019
Setlist:
1. Million Miles
2. Rock Steady

Bonnie Raitt Performs Need You Tonight on Jimmy Kimmel Live 2016

Bonnie Raitt on Saturday Night Live from New York hosted by Robert Klein 1-28-1978 [S03E10]
Bonnie Raitt - Vocals, guitar
Freebo - bass, tuba, bg vocals
Will McFarlane - guitar, bg vocals
Dennis Whitted - drums
Jef Labes - keyboards
John Payne - tenor- , soprano-sax
Robert Klein - harmonica*
1. Runaway
2. Give It Up Or Let Me Go *

In 1977 the Dutch public broadcasting association VARA made a documentary called Wonderland, about then up-&-coming recording artists Warren Zevon, Linda Ronstadt, Bonnie Raitt & Jackson Browne.
Here is that film.

Warren Zevon at Griffith Observatory,
Linda Ronstadt in studio “Tracks Of My Tears” alternative studio version,
Linda Ronstadt outside her Malibu house,
Warren Zevon at a burrito stand,
Warren Zevon in concert “Carmelita”,
Bonnie Raitt at Frederick’s,
Bonnie Raitt in concert “Nothing Seems To Matter”,
Linda Ronstadt in the bedroom of her Malibu house,
Linda Ronstadt in studio “Lose Again” alternative studio version,
Warren Zevon at Griffith Observatory,
Warren Zevon in rehearsal “Frank And Jesse James”,
Bonnie Raitt in concert “Give It Up Or Let Me Go”,
Jackson Browne in concert “Before The Deluge”.

***** In memory of Warren Zevon (1947-2003) *****

Editors: Harry Hardholt, Bert Jansen
Camera: Frans Bromet
Sound: Hugo de Vries
Mixing: Wim Andree
Montage: Dick Kloosterman
Directed by Charles Leeuwenkamp
© VARA 1977

Finally...here it is...the long lost Wonderland Tape...but definitely well worth waiting for...
Enjoy this early Bonnie !!

This is a copy of the original tape with raw material of which parts are used for broadcast on Dutch television.
© Dutch Public Broadcasting Association VARA Studios - Hilversum The Netherlands.
Directed by Charles Leeuwenkamp.

Bonnie Raitt - Vocals, (slide) Guitar
Freebo - Bass, Tuba
Will McFarlane - Guitar
Marty Grebb - Keyboards, Sax
Dennis Whitted - Drums

Setlist:
0:00 Under The Falling Sky (Jackson Browne)
4:46 Walk Out The Front Door (Mark T. Jordan, Rip Stock)
9:20 Good Enough (John and Johanna Hall)
12:39 Nothing Seems To Matter (Bonnie Raitt)
17:25 Write Me A Few Of Your Lines/Kokomo Blues (Fred McDowell)
22:20 Give It Up Or Let Me Go (Bonnie Raitt)
27:20 I Thought I Was A Child (Jackson Browne)
32:54 Home (Karla Bonoff)
37:25 Angel From Montgomery (John Prine)
41:20 About To Make Me Leave Home (Earl Randall)
46:12 Sugar Mama (Delbert McClinton, Glen Clark)
50:18 Three Time Loser (Don Covay, Ronald Miller)
56:20 Runaway (Del Shannon, Max Crook)

**** In memory of Marty Grebb (1945-2020) and Dennis Whitted (passed away in 1993) ****

No Nukes is a 1980 documentary and concert film that contains selections from the September 1979 Madison Square Garden concerts by the Musicians United for Safe Energy collective, with Jackson Browne, Graham Nash, Bonnie Raitt, and John Hall being the key organizers of the event and guiding forces behind the film. Also included were scenes of the organizers getting the event together, expounding upon the dangers of nuclear power, and staging an anti-nuclear rally at Battery Park in New York City.

at Madison Square Garden:

James Taylor and Carly Simon - Mockingbird
Bonnie Raitt - Runaway
James Taylor, Carly Simon, Graham Nash, John Hall - The Times They Are a-Changin'
Crosby, Stills & Nash - Suite: Judy Blue Eyes
Jackson Browne - Running on Empty
Jackson Browne - Before the Deluge
The Doobie Brothers - Dependin' on You
The Doobie Brothers - What a Fool Believes
Graham Nash - Barrel of Pain
James Taylor - Your Smiling Face
James Taylor - Stand and Fight
Gil Scott-Heron - We Almost Lost Detroit
Graham Nash & Family - Our House
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - The River
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - Thunder Road
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - Quarter to Three
Doobie Bros -James Taylor, Carly Simon, John Hall, Graham Nash - Takin' It to the Streets

at Battery Park:

Joy Ryder/Avis Davis Band - No More Nukes
John Hall -Jackson Browne, Carly Simon, Graham Nash, Stephen Stills, Bonnie Raitt - Power
Jesse Colin Young a.o. - Get Together

Other famous personalities and celebrities are seen during the film, including Jane Fonda, Chaka Khan, Maggie Kuhn of the Gray Panthers, Ray Parker Jr., Ralph Nader, Steven Tyler of Aerosmith, Nicolette Larson, Phoebe Snow, and ubiquitous backup singer Rosemary Butler.

In memory of:
Tom Petty (1950-2017) 🎗
Gil Scott-Heron (1949-2011) 🎗
Nicolette Larson (1952-1997) 🎗
Phoebe Snow (1950-2011) 🎗
Clarence Clemons (1942-2011) 🎗
John Trudell (1946-2015) 🎗
Peter Seeger (1919-2014) 🎗

Bonnie Raitt - Battery Park Sept. 23, 1979 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNyCivq2okk
John Hall - Power https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tF97SNTO_M
Musicians United for Safe Energy https://www.musiciansunited4safeenergy.com/
Nukefree.org https://www.nukefree.org/
The Guacamole Fund https://www.guacfund.org/

►My channel: https://www.youtube.com/BonnieraittEu

This Brave Nation is a series of people talking about their beginnings in activism. Bonnie talks about her Quaker roots and her beginings in the music industry. You aren’t going to want to miss it. Hope you enjoy!

Bonnie Raitt - 60 Minutes II (CBS) Host: Dan Rather - Feb. 1999
This wonderful interview covers so much ground in so little time.
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Later with Jools Holland 4th & 7th June 2013 BBC TWO
1. Chat
2. Not Cause I Wanted To
3. Down To You
Bonnie Raitt
George Marinelli
Jools Holland

Bonnie Raitt in Neil McCormick"s Needle Time - A Vintage TV UK Broadcast 2016
Interview & Performance footage of Grammy Award winning blues musician Bonnie Raitt who sits down to discuss a distinguished career scanning more than four decades.

The Sensitive One"s - Bonnie Raitt Jackson Browne, Shawn Colvin, Bruce Hornsby, David Lindley & Wally Ingram - Red Rocks, Denver CO - Sept.12, 1999
FANTASTIC show ! Only this copy has poor video quality. Who helps me out with a proper copy of this webcast?
Like this: https://youtu.be/nLN7WrEiMlU
1. Come All Ye Fair And Tender Ladies
2. Everywhere I Go
3. Down The Road Tonight
4. You And The Mona Lisa
5. Dimming Of The Day
6. Thing Called Love
7. Shotgun Down The Avalanche
8. Lost Soul
9. Barricades Of Heaven
10. World In Motion
11. I Believe I Am In Love With You
12. Nick Of Time
13. The Facts About Jimmy
14. Sunny Came Home
15. A Night On The Town
16. Your Bright Baby Blues
17. Something To Talk About
18. Diamond In The Rough
19. I Can"t Make You Love Me
20. The Pretender
21. Just The Way It Is (prelude)
22. Just The Way It Is
23. Love Sneaking Up On You
24. Running On Empty
25. Valley Road
26. Polaroids
27. Just My Imagination/Saturday Night At The Movies/Reunited
28. Mercury Blues
29. The Load-Out / Stay
30. The End Of The Innocence
31. Black Muddy River

Bonnie Raitt, Bruce Hornsby, Jackson Browne,Shawn Colvin,David Lindley (The Sensitive One"s) - End of The Innocence - Tonight Show 7-27-1999

Decades Rock Live Presents Bonnie Raitt and Friends, Bonnie Raitt performs with special guests including Norah Jones, Ben Harper, Alison Krauss and Keb Mo, recorded live at the Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City, NJ .
The concert features Raitt performing songs with her longtime band – George Marinelli (guitar), James “Hutch” Hutchinson (bass), Ricky Fataar (drums) and Jon Cleary (keyboards).
Included are such classic Raitt hits as “Something To Talk About,” “Love Letter” (with Mo’), “You” (with Krauss) and a knock-out encore of “Love Sneakin’ Up On You” with Bonnie Raitt, Norah Jones, Ben Harper, Alison Krauss and Keb Mo’ as well as songs from her studio album, Souls Alike, including “I Will Not Be Broken,” “God Was In The Water”, “I Don’t Want Anything To Change”.

Decades Rock Live is an innovative new live concert series that features performances by celebrated artists from rock to soul who have influenced popular music over the last 50 years, as well as performances from some of today’s hottest recording acts who have been inspired by these legends.

01.Intro --I Will Not Be Broken
02.Interview Bonnie
03.God Was in the Water
04.Interview Bonnie
05.Something to Talk About
06.Interview Allison Krauss
07.You w/ Allison Krauss
08.Interview Keb" Mo"
09.Love Letter w/ Keb" Mo"
10.Interview Ben Harper
11.Well Well Well w/ Ben Harper
12.Interview Bonnie
13.Gnawin" On It
14.Interview Norah Jones
15.I Don"t Want Anything to Change w/ Norah Jones
16.Interview Bonnie
17.Love Sneaking Up On You w/Keb" Mo", Norah Jones, Ben Harper, Allison Krauss
18.Outro

Bonnie Raitt 😍 - VH1 Behind The Music (S1:E31) June 7, 1998

Behind The Music: Bonnie Raitt • My Favorite Act • Written and Produced by Jason Goodman
https://www.jasongoodman.tv
Narrator: James Jude Forbes, often credited as James Jude or his better-known name, Jim Forbes.

"When I got the assignment to do Bonnie Raitt’s Behind The Music, I didn’t really know a lot about her. But as I did my homework, I fell totally in love with both her slide guitar playing, and with her back story.
Bonnie started playing guitar as a teen, but only started taking it seriously when she went to Radcliffe, and fell in love with a local music promoter who was also the manager of Son House. It wasn’t long before Bonnie left college and started a masters course in the blues at the feet of the men who had invented it. She is very much the real deal."

"This was also my first Behind The Music where the other interviews were equally famous performers. Thanks to Bonnie, I got to meet and spend time with one of my childhood heroes, Jackson Browne, Ruth Brown (really loved her, RIP, Ruth), David Crosby, Melissa Etheridge and Don Was. Just writing that down reminded me of how much fun it was to hang with them."

"I got into a pretty heated conflict with the network execs over this act. VH1 came to think that Behind The Music’s success was based on the excesses of the Rock ‘n Roll life style, not interest in the actual artist. In Bonnie’s case, she’d had a lull in her career, and during that lull she drank too much, and slept with some people she wouldn’t have slept with if she hadn’t been drinking. I gave it the focus I thought was appropriate – it is my favorite act in the show – but the network wanted a lot more wretched excess, and ultimately my boss told me the show was a miss because it was too soft. Silly me, I thought my job was to tell Bonnie’s beautiful and moving story, not to try to create controversy when it wasn’t really there. I guess that really does sound naïve, doesn’t it?"

Words from Jason Goodman
https://www.jasongoodman.tv/shows/behind-the-music/bonnie-raitt/

🎬 THANK YOU Jason Goodman 👏 for this GRAITT documentary about Bonnie!! 🏆
Sorry for the occasional sound distortion which is heard in this copy unfortunately.

In Memory of:
Marge Goddard (1922-2004) 🎗
John Raitt (1917-2005) 🎗
Steven Raitt (1947-2009) 🎗
Ruth Brown (1928-2006) 🎗
Joe Smith (1928-2019) 🎗
Sippie Wallace (1898-1986) 🎗

Bonnie's Pride and Joy,
https://www.bonnieraitt.eu/behind-the-music-bonnie-raitt/

Music 101: The Green Room (2003)
A musical tribute to Al Green featuring the legendary performer singing duets with a variety of contemporary performers including Bonnie Raitt, May J. Blige, Joss Stone, Macy Gray, Ziggy Marley and Hall & Oates.

Longstanding mistress of rock and blues, Bonnie Raitt returned to the Austin City Limits stage on Wednesday night for her first appearance on the show in over a decade.

In its 38-year history, Raitt has only graced the famed stage twice: first in 1984 and again in 2002 for a gathering with a few of her musical soul mates. Her performance maintained all the intimacy you’d expect, while highlighting some strong Texas ties that have made Bonnie Raitt a cherished honorary member of the Austin music scene.

Her hour-long set was masterfully executed: blues guitar fills and expert keys set against soulful, sultry and effortless vocals. Even with her signature grey locks, Raitt’s presence was playful and spirited — more reflective of her youthful Home Plate album cover than of a woman who’s been playing the blues since 1970.

She opened with “Used To Rule The World” as a tribute to Stephen Bruton, Austin’s late blues hero who spent years on the road as Raitt’s guitarist and produced the music for Crazy Heart before his death in 2009.

Other highlights included an emotional cover of "Not Cause I Wanted To" co-written by Austin's own Bonnie Bishop, before another rousing tribute to Bruton.

For her second tribute, Raitt kept the mood light, playing for what she called the “other side of Stephen.” In honor of Bruton, “Love Sneakin’ Up On You,” offered all of the bluesy-Bonnie riffs that Austin ears came to love from Bruton's Sunday night performances at Saxon Pub. It was effortless and inherently sexy. Following “Sneakin’,” Raitt launched into “Thing Called Love,” giving the audience a little taste of her 1989 blockbuster album, Nick of Time.

Though Raitt teased the audience with some of her biggest hits from the late 1980s, most of the set highlighted her latest album, Slipstream, an effort that dropped in April. Raitt’s highest charting record in two decades, Slipstreamis a carefully crafted return to the roots of some of her biggest hits.

In an emotional, hushed moment, Raitt closed the show with a poignant rendition of “Angel from Montgomery.” The tune already appeared on Austin City Limits when Raitt performed it with John Prine in 2002. But she played it anyway, this time as a memorial for her fallen family, and as a thank you to an attentive, connected audience that she called “a mighty friendly crowd.”

*** In Memory of Mike Finnigan 🎗***

1. VH1-To-One: Bonnie Raitt: Longing in Their Hearts 1994
Classic interview in the tradition of this series. Well produced with MTV/VH1 footage sprinkled in.
Bonnie speaks candidly, and warmly. A joy to watch.

2. The Late Show with David Letterman (3-2-94) begins at 20.20 min.
w/ Jerry Butler and Ben E. King"Have Mercy"

3. The Late Show with David Letterman (4-28-94) begins at 24.35min.
"Love Sneakin" Up On You"

4. Good Morning America (3-24-94) begins at 28.40min.
Host: Dr. Nancy Snyderman
Interviewer: Chantal
Bonnie seems to rise above the very pedestrianmorning interview format with Chantal on this one.

Alicia Keys & Bonnie Raitt - A Sunday Kind of Love - Tribute to Etta James @ Grammy Awards 2012

Bonnie Raitt - New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival
Gentilly Stage - New Orleans, LA - May 6, 2012
1. Intro
2. Used to Rule The World
3. Right Down the Line
4. Something to Talk About
5. Million Miles
6. You Can"t Fail Me Now
7. That"s Just Love Sneakin" Up On You (cut) (1)
8. Come To Me
9. Marriage Made In Hollywood (2)
10. Ain"t Gonna Let You Go (cut) (2)
11. Angel From Montgomery
12. Down To You
13. Love Letter
14. So Damn Good (1)
15. I Can"t Make You Love Me (cut)
16. I Believe I"m In Love With You (1)(3)

Bonnie Raitt - Vocal, guitars
George Martinelli - guitar, backing vocals
James "Hutch" Hutchinson - bass, backing vocals
Mike Finnegan - keyboards, maracas, backing vocals
Ricky Fataar - drums
Guests:
Jon Cleary - keyboard, vocals (1)
Manny Alvarez (Bonnie"s guitar tech) - guitar (2)
Allen Toussaint - keyboard (3)

There are cuts in several tracks that resulted from web freezes, but the picture and sound quality are generally very good.
Webstream Capture

Bonnie Raitt - Rocklife - E-Werk Cologne, Germany - June 1, 1994
Very nice show. Bonnie's in top form
00:47 Three Time Loser (4:38)
05:13 Circle Dance (4:52)
10:13 Give It Up Or Let Me Go (5:33)
15:37 Dimming Of The Day (w/ Richard Thompson) (4:04)
19:43 Nick Of Time (5:07)
24:42 I Can't Make You Love Me (5:34)
30:26 Come To Me (5:20)
35:35 Love Sneakin' Up On You (6:03)
41:38 You (6:13)
47:57 Angel From Montgomery (5:51)
53:52 Thing Called Love (4:48)
58:35 Good Man, Good Woman (4:55)

Bonnie - Vocal, slide, acoustic and electric guitars
George Marinelli - Electric guitars, mandolin
James 'Hutch' Hutchinson - bass
Ricky Fataar - drums
Debra Dobkin - percussion
Mark T. Jordan - keyboard
Glen Clark - keyboard, harmonica

Evening at Pops - Bonnie Raitt and John Raitt with the Boston Pops Orchestra
Aired on PBS - July 12, 1992

Recently Bonnie said that her favorite duets were the ones with her dad.
I don't know exactly why but i feel the same it gives you chills...and they're so happy together !

In memory of the great John Raitt 🎗

Legendary blues guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughn had his career cut short when he died tragically in a 1990 helicopter crash. His brother, Jimmie, leads this 1996 tribute featuring some of Stevie"s greatest musical peers in performance. Jimmie Vaughan, B.B. King, Eric Clapton, Robert Cray, Buddy Guy, Bonnie Raitt, Dr. John, Art Neville and others discuss Vaughn"s influence on the blues and jam with his bands, Double Trouble and Tilt-a-Whirl.

The Colbert Report 04/16/2012
Bonnie Raitt discusses her environmental activism.

Bonnie Raitt - I Can't Make You Love Me
Saturday Night Live 10-26-1991 with host Christian Slater

Bonnie with Johnny Lee Schell - bass, guitar, vocals

1. Love Me Like a Man
2. You Got To Know How
3. Up The Country Blues [Ragtime Show]
4. Too Long At The Fair
5. Louise
6. Home
7. Big Road
8. Mississippi Road
9. Write Me A Few Of Your Lines - Kokomo Blues - Walking Blues
Encore:
10. For What It"s Worth
Credits: Surround

Bruce Hornsby - Bonnie Raitt - Pat Metheny - The Tide Will Rise - New York 1995

Bonnie Raitt and Trisha Yearwood - Feel Like Going Home on Later with Jools Holland - Mellow (13/11/1998)

CMT Crossroads Bonnie Raitt and Lyle Lovett - The Factory - Franklin - TN - December 14 2005
Recording date: December 14, 2005
Februrary 11, 2006 (aired)
HDTV Broadcast Recording

01 North Dakota (7:00)
02 Thing Called Love (5:22)
03 My Baby Don’t Tolerate (4:20)
04 I Don’t Want Anything To Change (4:38)
05 Angel From Montgomery (5:18)
06 Do Right Woman, Do Right Man (4:26)

Bonnie Raitt - The Woman Behind The Blues - VH1-1989

Bonnie discusses her roots, her life, and the influence of Blues music. Along with many familiar performance clips, Bonnie treats us with some exclusive studio acoustic tunes.
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