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The Best Of Bonnie Raitt On Capitol 1989-2003 (Import Version),Bonnie Raitt

- The Best Of Bonnie Raitt On Capitol 1989-2003 (Import Version)
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Bonnie Raitt
Released 2003

Nobody's Girl
03:12
901 plays

Dimming of the Day
03:39
86 plays

Love Sneakin' up on You
03:40
81 plays

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- 1
- Thing Called Love
- 03:48
- 1,607 plays

- 2
- Nick Of Time
- 04:04
- 1,366 plays

- 3
- Nobody's Girl
- 03:12
- 901 plays

- 4
- Something To Talk About
- 03:46
- 3,464 plays

- 5
- Not The Only One
- 05:03
- 1,569 plays

- 6
- I Can't Make You Love Me
- 05:32
- 3,480 plays

- 7
- Love Sneakin' up on You
- 03:40
- 81 plays

- 8
- You
- 04:27
- 112 plays

- 9
- Dimming of the Day
- 03:39
- 86 plays

- 10
- Love Me Like a Man [Live]
- 04:48
- 79 plays

- 11
- Rock Steady [Live]
- 04:00
- 42 plays

- 12
- I Believe I'm in Love With You [Live]
- 04:07
- 38 plays

- 13
- Lover's Will
- 04:29
- 54 plays

- 14
- Spit of Love
- 04:41
- 47 plays

- 15
- I Can't Help You Now
- 03:11
- 43 plays

- 16
- Silver Lining
- 06:17
- 113 plays

- 17
- Time of Our Lives
- 03:59
- 45 plays

- 18
- Hear Me Lord
- 05:14
- 41 plays

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album review

The Best of Bonnie Raitt on Capitol 1989-2003 gathers the biggest and brightest moments of her time at Capitol Records, including definitive hits such as "Thing Called Love," "Nick of Time," "Something to Talk About," and "Love Sneakin' Up on You" as well as newer material like "Time of Our Lives" and "Hear Me Lord" from her 2002 album Silver Lining. The collection is fairly egalitarian, taking a roughly equal amount of tracks from each of her seven albums for the label, including 1995's Road Tested, which is represented by "Love Me Like a Man," "Rock Steady," and "I Believe I'm in Love With You." This approach might be too even-handed for Raitt fans expecting more songs from albums such as Luck of the Draw and Nick of Time, though it does give the album context and a nice chronological flow. Nitpicking aside, as the first collection of her best-known material, The Best of Bonnie Raitt on Capitol 1989-2003 is a welcome retrospective. ~ Heather Phares, All Music Guide