For the Well-Being of All by Bonnie J Taylor

Over the course of her decades-long career, Raitt has earned 30 GRAMMY nominations, taking home 13 golden gramophones for tracks like 'Nick Of Time,' 'Something To Talk About,' and “SRV Shuffle,” as well as albums such as Luck Of The Draw and Longing In The Hearts. But to the millions in the know, and the choice few in attendance for a chat with Raitt at the Grammy Museum on March 5, she is a living legend. Have A Google Home Device? 'Talk To GRAMMYs'įor the uninitiated, Bonnie Raitt is just an 'unknown blues singer' - albeit one who managed to nab the Song Of The Year award at the 2023 GRAMMYs, plus two other trophies. tour in June followed by our European tour in July.'Ĭatching Up On Music News Powered By The Recording Academy Just Got Easier. I fully expect to return for the second leg of the U.S. I'm feeling strong and am in great hands with my wonderful team. 'I was so looking forward to our tour, but I’m very grateful that the doctors feel this can be taken care of with surgery. 'I'm deeply sorry to have to disappoint my fans, James and colleagues with these cancellations,' Raitt said. The 68-year-old singer/songwriter expects to be in full health come the second leg of the planned tour in July, which includes dates in Buffalo, N.Y., and Lenox, Mass., before the duo head to Europe. The doctor determined she needed surgery in the near future and 'the prognosis is good and a full recovery is expected.' Though no specific medical condition was cited for the cancellation, a Facebook post announcing the news shared that the decision came following Raitt's annual physical. The tour with Taylor was scheduled to begin May 8 in Jacksonville, Fla. On April 30, the GRAMMY winner announced she is cancelling her appearances in the first leg of the joint tour for health reasons. Those looking forward to seeing Bonnie Raitt on tour with James Taylor starting this May will have to wait.

For the Well-Being of All by Bonnie J Taylor