TRY NOT TO CRY - Bonnie Raitt - Just Like That (Reaction!) she won a grammy in 2023!
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40 years this woman's voice and storytelling have been gracing my life. It just never gets old.
I lost a dear friend as a senior in high school. I got the call that said if I wanted to say goodbye, I needed to get to the hospital. I didn't make it. She was an organ donor, and several years later, I met the person who has her heart as well as her mother. What a gift that was.
I love this song. My son is an organ recipient, from a live donor, and my best friend is a liver recipient from a deceased donor. Normally, you don't know who your donor is, but when my friend got the call, she was at her son's soccer game. She had heard from another parent that a student at the high school had just been in a motorcycle accident. He was not wearing a helmet. She got his liver.
Bonnie has been my musical spirit animal for 50 years. Now in her golden years she proves she has aged like the finest wine. I have listened to this song more times than I can count (she wrote it BTW) and even though I know it by heart, I tear up every time. Her voice, the guitar, the story. In the trophy case with her best offerings.
My son,my little boy was an organ donor many years ago, A little peace in hoping someone lives because of him! Thank you Bonnie!
"I Can't Make You Love Me" is a must listen.
I think he might have reacted to that already, but it's a great suggestion!
I was unaware this song existed until you reacted to it. In late December 2018 my daughter received a kidney/pancreas transplant. She is a divorced single mother whose son was 10 yrs at the time. She was also a diabetic since the age of 2. We have not had contact with the family of the donor aside from a thank you letter from my daughter that was delivered by an intermediary. Without personal contact, we are not privy to the circumstances of the donor’s demise. I’m not sure the donor’s family can really understand just how fortunate we feel, but also deeply saddened by what they lost. I will be forever grateful for what the Lord graced us with that December day.
❤
Bonnie never disappoints. When this song was nominated I didn't think it had a chance because it was up against the usual "pop star" offerings. You should watch the video of her winning.
She was shocked!
Wow! After all these years, Bonnie can still make us cry. She'll be quick to tell you that John Prine is humming in her ear every time she writes a song, and when you listen to something like this, you can hear it for yourself.
We lost my brother in law to kidney disease 18 month's ago. He died waiting for kidney's so many people die waiting for organs. All i can say is give life to someone else say yes to being an organ donor. I have terminal cancer but there is no such a thing is an esophagus transplant so i will die there is no hope for me. So give life to others that are waiting for organs. I lost my daughter in 79 murdered and my son took his own life in 2017 he was only 32 so i will see them soon. God bless you. Awesome rection.
Once I passed about 60, I started falling apart. One thing after another, but somehow the blood clots and heart attacks and gangrene, and a tick bite that made me allergic to meat and all proteins, I survived.
But being the last one standing is a lonely place. I keep losing pieces of my life a little at a time. I drive down local roads and see the houses of old friends. They're all shuttered, sad and forlorn in their faded memories, while a fortunate few have new children to echo laughter to the sun. But no old friends.
There's a sleek new bridge across Rock Creek, but this upgrade obliterated the best swimming hole for 30 miles. There's a Dollar Store and a beauty shop now, instead of Harbaugh's Five and Dime. On the way home I pass what remains of the Starlight Outdoor Theater, where I got my first kiss from the girl I would eventually return and marry, and still the greatest treasure of my heart after 44 years.
I get a bit misty eyed, till I think of all the things I've seen and done, the foreign countries I've been to, (and only got shot at in one of them.). "We Sang in the Sunshine" and didn't trust anyone over 30.
And we always had the music. Now, here in the shadows so far from the 50s and 60s, that those days of legends seem a dream, even to us, we await the curtain call.
Just remember, it'll be alright, as long as we can see the light. Peace, ✌.
@@tinkerstrade3553oh my Gawd…..what a beautiful and ineffably sad post. Damn. You should write a short story…you have a gift for storytelling. Write about that swimming hole and those bright days.
I am so terribly sorry……My best friend succumbed to this almost 40 years ago…..still in her 30’s…..It is a blessing you have your faith to sustain you in this most difficult of times.
I just love this poignant song, and love Bonnie Raitt. I saw her multiple times in the70's and she is as good or better live than on her records. She has great musicians in her band too. So the story of this song is real, but she changed the name to protect this mother's identity. The musical style is one she is good at, but she chose it as a tribute to her good friend who passed away last year, John Prine. Bonnie adored him, and he wrote Angel From Montgomery, which you might have heard. It's a Bonnie staple. If not, check it out, you'll love it. And as a now retired nurse, Bonnie has told a transplant story in 2 beautiful verses in a way that brings so much awareness and realness to the world. As medical professionals, we get wordy when discussing this, but Bonnie is completely from the heart. I believe that she may have helped to increase transplant surgeries through this song. It is hard to deal with when you lose a loved one, but it really does bring life to another family! And lastly ,I lost my younger son at age 29 unexpectedly and suddenly and my heart is broken . There was no closure, although it was back in 2012. This song is so real, it helps me. Thanks for playing this and for your channel.
So many great songs from Bonnie. She is a legend and national treasure. Check out "Nick of Time" (this is a haunting and beautiful song about a woman who wants to have kids, but her significant other doesn't want to) and "Something to Talk About." Her album Nick of Time reached number one on the Billboard 200 chart and won the Grammy Award for Album of the Year in 1989. This album has since been selected by the Library of Congress for preservation in the United States National Recording Registry.
Anything she sings sounds heavenly.
I honestly never heard this song before and Bonie Raitt has hever been one I would have gone to for music.. A heart renching song.. I burried my youngest child at age 5 years way back in 2001. it is never something one gets over or at peace with... But damn..
I am SO sorry for your loss..:
We lost the legendary John Prine to COVID not long after he beat cancer. Bonnie Raitt took Prine's passing very hard as they were long time friends. BR said this inspired her to write a song on how in the deepest despair, God can bring a measure of peace to one's soul.
She is my all time favorite Female Artist.
You should react to her receiving the Grammy. So gracious. So sweet. So humble. Such class. Living legend.
This is not fictional, but based on a news story she read. She was moved to write this song, partly in memory of her friend John Prine who recently passed. I will probably never be able to listen to this song without crying. Im fine with that.
I saw her live around 1975…. She just was as awesome then. This song also brings awareness for the importance of organ donation.
I have always liked her but have never heard this song. That was a beautiful piece of work.
One of my all-time favorite singers. Saw her with James Taylor many years ago. She
is still awesome.
My friend was in dire need of a liver transplant and was on a transplant list when his half brother passed away suddenly. I’m not sure how the mechanics work, but the family was able to work out a family donation. The match between the two was as perfect as it could possibly be.
So Jason is blessed with a second chance at life and will carry a piece of his brother inside him for as long as he lives.
As it turned out, his kidneys and lungs were given successfully so that others could survive their ordeals as well.
She won the Grammy for writing this, I believe she said it was in response to all the loss during covid. At her peak vocally and in popularity back in the 90s, she can still deliver a lyric, and her reputation as Queen of the slide guitar is still intact. Check out the albums Nick Of Time, Luck Of The Draw, Road Tested, and Longing In Their Hearts, all released between 1989 to 1994.
”Messiah Will Come Again” with Gary Moore … some insanely emotional guitar playing.
What can you say, heartfelt and gorgeous. She is some talent!
This is the saddest song she’s ever written, and that is saying something. It’s like a gut punch, but to your heart. I cry MORE each time I hear it.
Lost my boy four years ago yesterday. We saw Bonnie in concert recently...had to run to the rest room on this one.
Dang it Sebs....that hit hard. Thanks for sharing. I was not aware of this song. Have loved Bonnie for decades. Had to find my tissues.
How can I not know this song! I love Bonnie never heard this.
That song was wonderful. I appreciate your reaction
As we travel our own course, be aware that people are going through all kinds of things around us while living *their* daily lives too. Some painful, some joyful, some just boringly the same. It's always best to be kind when you can and let go when you must but always know that everybody hurts sometime including you and me. :) No act of kindness is ever wasted y'know.
I had a liver transplant in 2016. I have a rare genetic disease that destroyed my liver. I love this song
Saw her in concert last year and she sang this. You could hear a pin drop. Such a warm presence she has….made a theater feel so intimate. If I get another chance to see her I will.
When this won Best Song a Brit journalist described Ms Raitt as an unknown blues singer. I trust that newspaper has a new music columnist who, if they don't know much about music, at least knows how to use Google.
We all cry when we hear this song. Every time
Wow! Just Wow!
What a beautiful soul this woman is. Her sweet voice and poetry has been moving me for years. The world is a better place for people like her being in it.
I highly recommend you check out some of her live performances.
It’s ok to shed a tear. A tear is proof that you still have a soft heart, because a heart is already dead.
I lost a good friend in 2000 to kidney failure. I didnt know he had already had one 10yrs earlier he was so humble he never told me. The only thing he would say is how important it is to be a donor. It made me think. I became one before I knew about his need for a second one. Dialysis was hard on him 😢 His tired body couldn't hold on for a match. We lost him in his sleep.
Fan fuck tastic lyrist too! Thanks for this reaction. A new Bonnie Raitt. What a gift!
There are so many artists and songs which affect your emotions in different ways. Good story telling is good story telling. If you ever feel the need to cry, watch the music videos by Lewis Capaldi - Someone You Loved/Wish You the Best/Before You Go
James Blunt - Monsters/The Girl Who Never Was/Carry You Home
Jelly Roll - Save Me/Need a Favor/Almost Home
Larkin Poe - Mad as a Hatter (at the Convent)
The way music can evoke feelings and emotions is it greatest reason for being.
WOW I was just wondering about her the other day. Thanks for the post!
Proudly have a red heart on my license, so many more need to add it, save a life, be like Bryan, #BC4ever #still chasing 200
Hi Sebs, Duran, you have to listen Los Jaivas from Chile, Southamerica. Folk, Rock sinfonic, progresive, sichodelic, etc, from de 70s. One of the most important bands of this part of world. You have to !!
This hit me hard…My 17 year old son passed away from a roller blade stunting head injury…I donated his organs and got letters from the recipients…I don’t have to imagine…it’s my life…🇨🇦🖖🏻💔
Always Loved her "stories"and still do
You have to do telegraph road by dire straits! Another sensational composition with some of the best guitar playing ever.
Being a transplant recipient, I wish to thank my hero donor's family. But, not every family wants to meet all the people their loved one saved. I think of and thank them every day. This song truly resonated within the transplant community. Please be don't take your organs to heaven, because heaven knows we need them here💚
Touching song & reaction.
No wonder she won the Grammy!
I believe that the story is that she saw a story on the news about this, maybe not exactly as she portrays it but that story is what inspired her to right it.
Not fiction, as someone commented below. this actually happened and affected Bonnie so profoundly that she wrote this song about the woman, the son she lost and the kind,,deeply appreciative recipient of her son's heart.
best bottle neck player ever BB King
I hadn't heard this yet. 'Deep' doesn't cover it. Thank you, Sebs.
She traveled with John Prine, and this is in the same style of writing. I heard it was based on a true story.
This song was inspired by a story she read or seen on the news about a woman who had met the man who'd received her son's heart.
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grace found you
🙏🙏🙏😭😭😭😭….
please do Terri Clark she didn't have time u being a dad i think you will enjoy this one a lot
You should research who her father was, John Raitt a true Broadway star.
Need to react the sister act 2 reunion on the view cast sing Joyful Joyful and Oh Happy day
i return you Bonnie back into my existence with all my protection love n light in name of Jesus lord God goddess divines n crestors n higher oowers nit tech powers to control you again
If this song got to you, Craig Morgan’s “The Father, My Son, and the Holy Ghost” will wreck you!
It will be 1year in December my mom died.
Good song! Although I don't care for country too much..can you please react to Dan vasc singing Thunderstruck for Orions Reign? He was their session singer for a while although they called him lead singer and band member..it is freaking awesome! Better than AC/DC
Be An Organ Donor
i return josh back into my existence I set a doorway portal in front of you now n use the internet maximum lightning speed of 🕯️ ght into my existence n not with young guns kriss or ally ai