Slipstream
More About Slipstream by Bonnie Raitt
Overview
Track Listing
| 1 | Used to Rule the World | |
| 2 | Right Down the Line | |
| 3 | Million Miles | |
| 4 | You Can't Fail Me Now | |
| 5 | Down to You | |
| 6 | Take My Love with You | |
| 7 | Not Cause I Wanted To | |
| 8 | Ain't Gonna Let You Go | |
| 9 | Marriage Made in Hollywood | |
| 10 | Split Decision | |
| 11 | Standing in the Doorway | |
| 12 | God Only Knows |
Details
- Genre: Country & Western
- Release Date: April 2012
- Label: Redwing Records
- Format: CD
- Number of Discs: 1
- Audio Format: Stereo
- Producer: Bonnie Raitt
- Engineer: Ryan Freeland
Music Reviews
Editorial Reviews
Rolling Stone (p.64) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "It's mood music with a razor edge, pain fronting as bliss, delivered by a vet who understands that the blues are often about just that."
Entertainment Weekly (p.82) - "Her slide-guitar playing throughout is superb, and she slips her purring voice into every song like a letter going into an envelope addressed just to you." -- Grade: A-
Q (Magazine) (p.105) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "Raitt aims to balance the new and the old. She achieves it on the choppy funk and vivid lyrics of 'Used To Rule The World'..."
Mojo (Publisher) (p.87) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "Raitt -- like her East Coast counterpart Judy Collins -- remains a master interpreter of song."
Uncut (magazine) (p.80) - "SLIPSTREAM relies on Bonnie's voice and slide playing -- and, above all, her felicitous ability to pick the right song."
Entertainment Weekly (p.82) - "Her slide-guitar playing throughout is superb, and she slips her purring voice into every song like a letter going into an envelope addressed just to you." -- Grade: A-
Q (Magazine) (p.105) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "Raitt aims to balance the new and the old. She achieves it on the choppy funk and vivid lyrics of 'Used To Rule The World'..."
Mojo (Publisher) (p.87) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "Raitt -- like her East Coast counterpart Judy Collins -- remains a master interpreter of song."
Uncut (magazine) (p.80) - "SLIPSTREAM relies on Bonnie's voice and slide playing -- and, above all, her felicitous ability to pick the right song."