Bonnie Raitt's first music video in 14 years is 'Right Down the Line' - Los Angeles Times |
Bonnie Raitt's first music video in 14 years is 'Right Down the Line' - Los Angeles Times Posted: 10 Apr 2012 06:04 PM PDT
The video intersperses performance segments of Raitt and the members of the band that will be accompanying her on the tour she starts May 1 with images of couples of various ages, ethnicities and genders embracing to illustrate Rafferty's expression of gratitude for a long-term love. It can be seen here: Rafferty, best known for his 1978 hit "Baker Street" as well as for his lead vocals on the 1973 Stealer's Wheel hit "Stuck In the Middle With You," died early last year at 63. The song is one of several on which Raitt lets loose as a guitarist, applying her signature slide work over the course of 5 1/2 minutes on the album version. It's one area of artistic freedom she's enjoying by putting the album out on her own terms, on her Redwing Records label. Another highlight of the album for her guitar-loving fans is a version of Bob Dylan's "Million Miles" that was produced by Joe Henry at his South Pasadena home studio and features jazz-rock-country guitarist Bill Frisell and steel guitar veteran Greg Leisz trading licks with Raitt. That track runs 6 1/2 minutes because, she told me when we sat down in Studio City recently for a Calendar interview, "From the minute I heard Jay hit that introduction, and Bill was doing that thing, and Greg, who I admire so much, the three of us on guitar was just like a dream come true, and we all knew it was a dream come true as we were doing it, and we all just wanted it to work out. We just kept going and naming more songs." RELATED: Bonnie Raitt waited until she was 'really ready' for 'Slipstream' Neil Young and Crazy Horse reunite for 'Americana' due June 5 Live review: Jackson Browne with Dawes and Jonathan Wilson at the Satellite --Randy Lewis Photo of Bonnie Raitt. Credit: Marina Chavez. This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read the FAQ at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php#publishers. Five Filters recommends: Donate to Wikileaks. |
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