Biografia:
Bonnie Lynn Raitt (nascida em 8 de novembro de 1949 em Burbank, Califórnia) é uma cantora e compositora americana de country & blues. É conhecida pelas canções "Nick of Time", "Something to Talk About", "Love Sneaking Up on You", e a balada "I Can't Make You Love Me." Ativista política atuante, já recebeu nove prêmios “Grammy Awards”em sua carreira.
Já tocou e fez parcerias com os maiores astros do blues da atualidade e é respeitadíssima no meio como compositora e guitarrista.
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Outras músicas:
- I Can't Make You Love Me
- Love Has No Pride
- Something To Talk About
- Will The Sun Ever Shine Again (home On The Range)
- 3 Time Loser
- All At Once
- Angel From Montgomery
- Any Day Woman
- Best Old Friend
- Can Love Stand The Test
- Come To Me
- Cry Like A Rainstorm
- Cry On My Shoulder
- Dimming Of The Day
- Do I Ever Cross Your Mind
- Everybody Cryin Mercy
- Everybodys Cryin Mercy
- Feels Like Home
- Fly Me An Angel
- Good Enough
- Good Man Good Woman
- Guilty
- Have A Heart
- I Aint Gonna Let You Break My Heart
- I Cant Make You Love Me
- I Feel The Same
- I Know
- I Will Not Be Denied
- If You Gotta Make A Fool Of Somebody
- Lets Give Em Something
- Longing In Their Hearts
- Louise
- Love Me Like A Man
- Love Sneakin Up On You
- My First Night Alone Without You
- Nick Of Time
- Nobodys Girl
- Not Cause I Wanted To
- Not The Only One
- One Belief Away
- Run Like A Thief
- Runaway
- Shake A Little
- Standing In The Doorway
- Storm Warning
- Sugar Mama
- Take My Love With You
- Tennessee Waltz
- Thank You
- Thing Called Love
- Three Time Loser
- Time Of Our Lives
- Used To Rule The World
- What Is Success
- Who But A Fool
- Wild For You Baby
- Will The Sun Ever Shine Again
- Women Be Wise
- Write Me A Few Of Your Lines Kokomo Blues
- You
- You Cant Fail Me Now
- You Got To Know How
- Youve Changed My Mind
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
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From [email protected] Sun May 4 10:19:58 1997
Date: Wed, 02 Apr 1997 11:40:59 -0800
From: Otto Marten
Reply-To: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: CRD: Bonnie Raitt
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Best Old Friend
Tracy Nelson / Andy McMahon / The Glow 1979
As recorded by Bonnie Raitt on the album The Glow 1979
C- F C- F
C-7
Fate is mighty cruel
F
Where true love is concerned
C-7
It seems you give out more
/
Than you ever have returned
F
Lately I have tried
C-7
To make it on my own
F
Another nite has passed
|D G
Looks like I^?m bound to be alone
|C-7
Bound to be alone
Now solitude is fine
When you really need it
When your soul is dry
Sometimes loneliness can feed it
When you need a lover
You know there^?s nothin^? else will do
When you need love most
You know it turns it^?s back on you
|A- F |C |
Oh, I can make it thru without your company
G |C |
I only wish I knew why you won^?t comfort me
F G
I thot that I could count on you
|A- C
To hear me cryin^? out
|F D
I guess that^?s one comfort
|2/4 G Bb |C- |F |C- |F |
I will learn to do without
Fallin love too easily
But never quite so fast
so you are not the first and, lord
You sure won^?t be the last
The thing about the situation
C- F
That makes me feel so sad
C- F
I could^?ve been the best old friend
|D G C- F |C- / |
That you have ever had
I could^?ve been the best old friend
That you have ever had
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transcribed by OtMan Otto Marten [email protected]
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
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From [email protected] Sun May 4 10:19:58 1997
Date: Wed, 02 Apr 1997 11:40:59 -0800
From: Otto Marten
Reply-To: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: CRD: Bonnie Raitt
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Best Old Friend
Tracy Nelson / Andy McMahon / The Glow 1979
As recorded by Bonnie Raitt on the album The Glow 1979
C- F C- F
C-7
Fate is mighty cruel
F
Where true love is concerned
C-7
It seems you give out more
/
Than you ever have returned
F
Lately I have tried
C-7
To make it on my own
F
Another nite has passed
|D G
Looks like I^?m bound to be alone
|C-7
Bound to be alone
Now solitude is fine
When you really need it
When your soul is dry
Sometimes loneliness can feed it
When you need a lover
You know there^?s nothin^? else will do
When you need love most
You know it turns it^?s back on you
|A- F |C |
Oh, I can make it thru without your company
G |C |
I only wish I knew why you won^?t comfort me
F G
I thot that I could count on you
|A- C
To hear me cryin^? out
|F D
I guess that^?s one comfort
|2/4 G Bb |C- |F |C- |F |
I will learn to do without
Fallin love too easily
But never quite so fast
so you are not the first and, lord
You sure won^?t be the last
The thing about the situation
C- F
That makes me feel so sad
C- F
I could^?ve been the best old friend
|D G C- F |C- / |
That you have ever had
I could^?ve been the best old friend
That you have ever had
| = bar line; / = play same as previous chord
No bar line = chord gets entire measure's time
Within bar lines chords divide measure accordingly
transcribed by OtMan Otto Marten [email protected]
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