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- Luck Of The Draw
- - 227,115 plays
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Bonnie Raitt
Released 1991

I Can't Make You Love Me
05:33
37,783 plays

Something To Talk About
03:47
35,262 plays

Not The Only One
05:03
17,625 plays

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- 1
- Something To Talk About
- 03:47
- 35,262 plays

- 2
- Good Man, Good Woman
- 03:33
- 17,298 plays

- 3
- I Can't Make You Love Me
- 05:33
- 37,783 plays

- 4
- Tangled And Dark
- 04:53
- 14,319 plays

- 5
- Come To Me
- 04:20
- 16,242 plays

- 6
- No Business
- 04:24
- 12,914 plays

- 7
- One Part Be My Lover
- 05:06
- 13,833 plays

- 8
- Not The Only One
- 05:03
- 17,625 plays

- 9
- Papa Come Quick (Jody And Chico)
- 02:43
- 15,048 plays

- 10
- Slow Ride
- 03:59
- 15,106 plays

- 11
- Luck Of The Draw
- 05:17
- 14,257 plays

- 12
- All At Once
- 05:03
- 15,924 plays

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album review

Nick of Time not only was an artistic comeback for Bonnie Raitt; it brought her largest audience yet, so there was no reason to mess with success for its sequel, Luck of the Draw. And sequel is the appropriate word, since Luck of the Draw is nothing if it isn't Nick of Time, Pt. 2. True, there's a heavier reliance on original material this time around, but the sound and feel of the record is identical to its predecessor. There is one slight difference -- several of the songs appear tailor-made for crossover success, whereas Nick of Time felt organic. Nevertheless, Luck of the Draw is an unqualified success, filled with strong songs -- including the hits "Something to Talk About" and "I Can't Make You Love Me," plus the Delbert McClinton duet "Good Man, Good Woman" -- appealing productions, and just enough dirt to make old-school fans feel at home. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide