Bonnie raitt

• Bonnie Raitt sounds rested and ready on her latest CD. Its bluesiest songs boast a funky ease. Its guitar licks linger longer. And Raitt's vocals sound confident and free. There may well be simple explanations for this.
(New York Daily News)
• It takes Bonnie Raitt less than a minute into her new album before she belts out these lyrics: Now youre mystified / Standing with the rest of us / Who used to rule the world.
(Brandon Sun)
• BONNIE RAITT started her new album, "Slipstream" — her first since 2005, and her first on her own label, Redwing — last year in a basement in South Pasadena, Calif.: at the home studio of the songwriter and producer Joe Henry.
(New York Times)
• Bonnie Raitt told Parade magazine she enjoyed the control she had by releasing her latest album, Slipstream, on her own label. I like the control, and this way if were messing up, at least its our own fault.
(Reality TV World)
• Its been more than 40 years since singer-guitarist Bonnie Raitt put out her first album, and yet she remains as passionate about making music as when she first started.
(MSN Music)
•      Bonnie Raitts first album in seven years reminds us that, despite the countless trends that have come and gone in the decades since the guitarist, singer and songwriter started plying her wares in Cambridge, Mass.
(Buffalo News)
• Without even releasing any new music, Bonnie Raitt has a surprisingly big year in 2011. Her 1991 hit "I Can't Make You Love Me" enjoyed a spike in popularity, as two of the biggest names in music recorded much-discussed covers.
(Salon)
• Davis went back to her sweet spot with Bonnie Raitts I Cant Make You Love Me, but she still didnt sound too strong. Parker opted for Dont Speak by No Doubt and really gave it her all.
(Huffington Post)
• Bonnie Raitt shared her thoughts on the Tea Party vs. the Occupy Wall Street movement with a Los Angeles Times reporter, invoking the name of a funk-rock legend while reflecting on her latest album, Slipstream, in stores Tuesday.
(AZCentral.com)