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Topic: RSS FeedBonnie Raitt: Silver Lining
Interview, April, 2002 by Bill Appleton
For her 16th album, the bottleneck blues-pop queen recruited a potpourri of friends old and new. Her magic touch remains intact, as Raitt offers a blend of spongy grooves and relaxed blues that link her personal brand of honky-tonk to the grit and glide of soul styles from Mali to the Mississippi Delta.
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