Bonnie Raitt - Just Like That Makes Music Teacher Cry (Reaction) My First Time Hearing
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So great to see Bonnie's amazing talent recognized by a younger generation. I've been a fan of hers for nearly 50 years, she is an American treasure.
Agreed. Class act and a tremendous musician!
dat's fo sure
An American treasure indeed
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Yes indeed! She tells a story the way Cash could.
Bonnie has been a soundtrack in my life since about 1975. She's just amazing - her vocals, her guitar playing, her lyrics. This song is just gorgeous. The story, the music, the heart-breaking wrenching beauty of the story. What a talent. She's just an amazing talent, still - in her 70's!!!! Love her. I am NOT a musically trained person, so I appreciated your notes, Coach. So happy for her that this song won song of the year. She deserved it!
Every once in a long while a song comes out and just crushes you with its lyrics This is one of them.
A brilliant lyrical masterpiece sung by a legend.
Well said!
"Crushes". Perfect word. Wrings the tears out, too.
My husband had a heart transplant on June 24th, 2022. This song absolutely rocks me to the core. I am so thankful to the donor and the family. I cannot even put the feelings into words. ❤
💚💚💚 thank you for sharing your story.
Bless you and your family. I'm a teacher and I tell all my college students to get a donor card sticker for their drivers license.
That is why we have art. When we cannot put it into words alone.
We can put it into words alone...but it sure doesn't do much of anything in that form :)
I saw Bonnie Raitt here on Maui a few months ago with my twin brother who I flew in from Kona, and I listened to this song for a month every day, so I knew every word that came out her voice that evening. Just Like That.... had more than a several feelings for me. My bother just had a stroke on Kona and he's saying this song tells his story.... things will change "Just Like That ". Today is 1 week since the fire has consumed us here on Maui. We lost friends, homes and business (mine included) ... Please pray for us and those who lost everything....
Praying for you, your brother, and those who lost everything.
I am 72 years old now. When I was 14 I saw Bonnie perform at the bitter end in New York City. She was the first person I’ve ever seen perform live. She sang and played the slide guitar. At the Bitter End, you ate your $2.50 cover charge and ice cream. I’ve been a fan of hers ever since. I lost my son recently. Needless to say I cry every time I hear this song.
So genuinely sorry for your loss. I was sitting here listening and thinking of those I have lost recently.
A most beautiful heartfelt song . A beautiful artist . A Grammy winner for sure . We love you Bonnie ..❤️❤️
Agreed
This makes the heart of another that beats inside me cry. I am blessed.
As a 50 yr+ musician and teacher myself, I learned this point from a big band leader I played for, "If you're counting time your already behind."--DON'T count the time. Internalize the tempo, FEEL the beat but DON'T try to count it! "FEEL" is the key word you missed here. In this Raitt tune, it's all about 'feeling' the tempo, subtly aided by the bass pulse played. Once you've INTERNALIZED the tempo, and FEEL it in your heart, then can float all over here and there and always stay in time. Thank you for the word "Float", I love that, it's the perfect description of what Raitt does with the music emotionally here. I've done it for years on my horn. I always called it 'intentional dragging', lol. Good video, thank you, sir.
This song exemplifies why organ/body donation is so important. It is the gift of life. I’ve been open about wanting to donate everything I have to someone who needs it. This song reminds us all how important it is.
A masterpiece. One of the most beautiful songs ever written. Exquisitely performed.
I loved the way she put the song together, starting in the middle of a story and then the beginning coming when you aren't expecting it. It takes you right in the chest. The way she phrases has always been so great but you have broken it down beautifully and explained why it gets you so viscerally. Thank you very much.
Thank you for your comment and for watching. Yes! The way it starts makes the impact of the past hit so much harder. Such effortless mastery of the phrasing...it is gorgeous and original!
I absolutely adore the depth of character that Bonnie's voice lends this song.. ❤️
Agreed. Such an emotionally connected performance of the truth of life. There is a such a tragic beauty in the moments when we connect to those who are not with us any more.
I just discovered your channel after watching her grammy win acceptance video. I have been in music for about 40 years. This is truly an amazing song, but a legendary artist. You sir, have gained another subscriber today. Thank you so much for a wonderful reaction. I look forward to seeing more.
Anthony, thank you so much for your kind words for me and I agree this song is a true evergreen that will stand the test of time. I look forward to seeing you around. I'd love to know about your music journey, kindly tell me your story.
Song of the year for a reason.
I like to see his genuine reaction and honest educated opinion. Beautiful.
That foreboding first-line of "If I hadn't looked away..." all the way to the "I laid my head upon his chest and I was with my boy again." Wow.
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No autotune. 0. Zip. She's brilliant and has been for all the decades I've been listening to her.
Bonnie is phenomenal, a real treasure. I never knew her before this song, being new to north America but now all I want to listen to all day is this song. Makes me cry when she reaches "I lay my head upon his chest and I was with my boy again". That is killing if you have children and a heart.
No kids yet, just a heart and can confirm it still hits hard ❤️🎶
Sunny Side if you ever get the chance to see her live...GO...she is wonderful and will warm your heart!!
Will do!
You're far from being the only one to cry at this. Bonnie's "Nick of Time" still hits me just as hard as it did when I first heard it. There's a quality in such songs which is uplifting at the same time as being heartbreakingly sad. I use the word melancholy, That's the word I use. It fits for me.
There is so much emotion in the na na na naaa naaaaas almost hits me as much as the lyrics themselves
Hi Dan. First time watching your video and talking about Bonnie Raitt. That song touched my heart and soul! Hope that many people will subscribe for you 🌞
thank you for your kind message Sun! Take care and see you around on the channel!
I received the gift of a new heart 8-19-20. This hit me really hard my first time hearing this. I'm yet to meet my donors family but I'm hoping to someday.
Powerful and beautiful. I can't listen to it without crying. Every time.
260 words making up the most powerful lyrics ever penned
The legendary Godmother of Blues Bonnie Raitt. One of my all-time favorite artist. Good to see you get emotional about this deep song. She is so great and write such great music!!! Love her!!!!
It makes me so happy to watch you crying to this song. I cried the first time I heard it, and do every time now. I want to learn to sing it but not sure I can stop crying long enough. The chord and melodic changes, her phrasign,and 'talking voice' are so quintessential mature Bonnie Raitt.
BR is 73 and still kicking out the jams, I've listened to this maybe 25 times now, my eyes leaked every time.
So beautiful. Somewhere in this song reflections of John Prine come thru.
You're exactly right. You've heard her live duet with him on Angel From Montgomery?
One thing I don't see mentioned is that drumming, "the heartbeat of the song", a subtle heartbeat of a song about a heart transplant.
Love this analysis of a great song. Your crying made me cry. Thanks for your courage in showing your own vulnerability… just like your advice for writing a song. There is similar advice for those who are writing a book: “reach down inside your own throat to pull out some truth”
I love you Dad 🫣❤️
@@MusicMentorDan I love you, son...
@@MusicMentorDan And, I did not realise that it was written by John Prine, obe of my favs...
To watch and hear someone feel music as I do (I'm not a music teacher) is so beautiful. Thank you xxB 🎶
Keep sharing that love of music! People like you are so important to show others how we can all be passionate about the things we love.
You listen to music like I listen to music. Thanks for having the stones to put it out there...
just when I thought music died Bonnie comes back !!!!!!! Music. feelings, text , not industrial bullshit........
Me too dude. Every time I hear it.
I love this. Such a tribute to John Prine!!
I also want to add that watching you listening was like watching my own self listening-you got it and it showed and you passed that on to us!
Nice video. Of course this song makes me sob. I sob for Olivia Sands. But, upon the 15th listening of this song, something occurred to me and I sobbed for the man who took the time and effort to find her.
Good reaction. You're a good listener. Well done.
I love Bonnie Raitt and took my husband John and a friend to see her live last Summer. It was completely amazing, so glad that we went. I will remember it always!!
The song is genius. It moves you to tears straight away
very well said sir.
Thank you for watching!
@@MusicMentorDan clearly, you are a music teacher sir.
I had the privilege of seeing Bonnie Raitt perform live earlier this month, and that song had me in tears there in the auditorium.
Just a beautiful moment.
How amazing that Bonnie is still going strong this many decades later and putting out amazing music like this. She's a treasure.
If you want some more songs on emotionally heavy topics, try these:
Bronte by Gotye. It's a song about the crippling guilt a pet owner feels when it's clearly time to put their old friend down. You know it's the right thing to do, but even then the guilt of being the one to ultimately decide to end their life and lose them forever is still overwhelming. It's the main downside of having a pet.
All Dead, All Dead by Queen. Similar to the previous one, it's something Brian May wrote when his childhood cat died. Brian was always very good at making and especially singing sad and somber songs. The music video that was made for the song a couple years ago is tough to watch if you just recently lost a pet.
In My Room by the Beach Boys. Beach Boys always made absolutely incredible use of chord progression and harmony, and this one is no different. Brian Wilson wrote this one when he was having severe anxiety attacks and depression episodes and felt solace by isolating himself in his bedroom. The song isn't all that sad on the surface and uses a pretty happy sounding chord progression, but if you've ever experienced these issues before then it will hit home very hard.
Thank you for this comment! I knew the music but not the story behind these songs! Thank you so much for sharing
Your assessment was spot on! My reaction was the same as yours!!!!!
“And I was with my boy again…”. I break after these words too… just imagining something could happen to my son is devastating.
Wow! Loved, loved, LOVED your reaction! I can’t sing a lick but I learned a lot from you today! Many thanks! 🙏
Not surprising you teared up - It's a lyrically powerful song. Left further dialogue on your community page.
Bonnie sings truth and beauty painful memories heartbreaking loss growth of spirit open to life and it's gifts
Bonnie was clearly SHOCKED to hear her name called when they announced she was the winner of the Song of the Year Grammy. She had zero expectation of winning considering she was competing against Taylor Swift, Beyonce and Adele.
I so love Bonnie Raitt 💖
You are amazing!!! You have musical precision and heart. You said "The heartbeat of the song" and I'm not sure you realized that the word "heart is the core of the lyrics. Well done, and I admire your expertise. I cannot hear this song without breaking down in tears.
Your honest and heartfelt reaction to this beautiful song just made me have to subscribe to your channel and of course give it a like!
I have so much enjoyed this video. If I may make a suggestion for a performer. If you haven't heard of Kenny Rankin, particularly his cover of While My Guiter Quietly Weeps. Would really love to hear what you think of his voice.
Loved Bonnie since 1969.
"Contour of the melody".....perfect description of phrasing, never heard it described that way before. Barbra Streisand is a master, as is Bonnie.
Before i could recover from this, came Down The Hall. I wept through this entire album. First time that ever happened to me.
And that right there is why Bonnie won 🏆 😄
Wow. No words. Just silent tears…
John Prines amazing lyrics sung by Bonnie takes them even further along , exalted I would say
Bonnie was inspired by John but she wrote this song…
such a fantastic piece of music
Hi Dan, just found your channel. I lost my son at 28. Brain bleed. It was 2020. No Nuro beds here. We had to get him to Vanderbilt in Nashville. Nothing they could do. His mom, my wife passed 4 year's before my son. He was on life support. They asked me about donating his organs. Tennessee Donor. I was made at first. But i thought. My son loved the Lord wirh all his heart. 140 attended his service. I decided, my family, helped me. Too do it. So they took him tò have it done. They, asked me to write who he was.. i filled out a card. Put dòwn his favorite two songs. America Trilogy, How Great Thou Art. Elvis. Then when they were finished. Doctors and Nurses lined the hall. On both sides as they rolled him down the hall. I am keeping in touch with Tennessee Donor and two whom my son helped. God bless each of you. We will see them again. May the peace of our Lord comfort you.
Bless you.
The bit where she says all he's got is time. Reminds me of Dylan's earlier music.
I’m with yea, dude,
Bonnies beautiful voice is like Karen Carpenters. Filled with feeling and emotion that transcends the lyrics from her heart to the recipients. You obviously have a good one.
I have long felt that Bonnie and Jackson Browne have some of the best lyrics.
Good reaction and analysis. Thanks!
Oh my gosh. This song. Not just the song, but how Bonnie Raitt sings it. 😢
Also cried. Anyone else?
I cried the first time I heard this amazing song
New subscriber here? Really enjoyed the insight on the song. Wondering if you could analyze John Hiatt's "I'm in Asheville".
I'll binge watch some of your videos now. ☮️
Thanks for the sub! You are most welcome!!
Awesome song!!❤️♥️
Beautiful...I cried too.
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Wouldn't expect anything less from Bonnie.
You are not alone Dan.
I had the same reaction.
My impression is that first that droning D-down tuned guitar starts drawing one in, then her raspy voice comes in like she’s standing there telling you what happened
Im a 68 year old man and that made me cry too. I think a younger Bonnie could not have pulled this off and I think she consciously did not try to hide her 72 year old voice
I agree that the wisdom and experience of age brings depth to the performance!
Raitt's original masterpiece
OK Dan...if you want songwriting and a miraculous vocal instrument, dive into Joni Mitchell from beginning to end and witness a growth and maturity of an artists life.
Honestly, this is a really interesting idea for content too! Of course, I am familiar with some of her work...but doing a full artist review could be a really cool thing. Thank you!
I reacted the same way brother...its ok ❤
I would love to hear your reaction to Aurora or Ren.
Love your reaction. My first time hearing this astonishing song. Check out Angelina Jordan because you're a teacher.
How many times have you listened to this? Is it just as evocative? It is for me.
I note that Chris Stapleton has written songs using this same Drop Tuning, with simplistic picking that lets the lyrics take over that galaxy. Chris' EITHER WAY is one example. I actually resented the Grammy's labeling of this song as one thing or another (what was it? "Americana"? Oh really - no one in the world has ever had transplants?!!) ... the label puts boundaries - blinders, restrictions on it that I resent. For every parent whose lost a child - heck, for every person whose lost another can relate to the awesome sadness.
By the way, it's not merely 'cry along the way' - it is the experience of Great Art deserving Great Emotions.
That was wonderful. The song was definitely a tear jerker but Bonnie Raitt's touch, maid it so much more .
From my contemporary Bonnie Raitt and I try this one... Steve Goodman - The Ballad of Penny Evans - 4/18/1976 - Capitol Theatre (Official)
th-cam.com/video/Q7mYhpcoSjc/w-d-xo.html
did a number on me too.
It’s literally a 3 chord song. Drop D…D-A-G…but the timing is difficult (at least for me it is).
PS: as of this comment NO ONE has done a tutorial on this song (shocking considering it won Best Song and this is TH-cam…the guitar tutorial epicenter).
I have seen one tutorial
@@howardjones2021 Can you post the link to it here please?
@@howardjones2021 Never mind…I found it! Thanks to you. Good tutorial too. Guy with he thick glasses right?
I have been working on it for days. I think it may actually be open D, not just dropped. The words move me to tears every single time as I study it. Magnificent!
The 2 I saw say standard tuning and we know that's not right. I wish people were more conscientious. That is why I learn the long and slow way, from recordings.
As “a music teacher”, which you mentioned repeatedly, I was expecting you to address more of the musical choices and theory that you mentioned at the outset. You kept mentioning the simplicity but didnt describe how musically she used the simplicity. Nor did you mention the drop D tuning choice and what that musically does. Then you dismissed her “la la las” as not being a related part of the song (!!??) but that musically it goes so well. I’m afraid you really missed the dramatic/interpretive mark as well as the musical mark. But you’re young. You just might need some more music theory behind you and maybe writing or life experience? behind you. You love music and want to help others experience music in a powerful way and I commend you. Just not sure you’re ready to put yourself out there as an expert yet. Keep loving music and encouraging others to love it.
This is not a breakdown or analysis. This is a “reaction” without jargon that anyone without musical training can understand.
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Do you play
yes :)
you made faces too
I think this goes beyond great song writing, though it is great song writing, I think this goes beyond great storytelling, though it is great storytelling, I think this goes beyond a wonderful performance, though it is wonderful. This speaks to the heart of a nation that has lost its way, and has embraced the darkness, and yet there remains a light which beckons us, to repent and receive grace....in Christ.
Auto tune ruins everything it touches. There's so much human/humanity in this (all) songs.
I choose to look at auto tune as a tool. just like an xacto knife can be used for clay, paper, and other artistic purposes, but you can't bring one on an airplane. auto tune can be a delight and also a weapon. ask Pete T of The Who about turning guitars into weapons. how many stages were injured during the filing of this movie?