Home Actress Bonnie Raitt HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers May 2024 Bonnie Raitt Instagram - Bonnie’s full hour of performance on Austin City Limits is AVAILABLE NOW TO STREAM at the link in bio. Photo by Scott Newton

Bonnie Raitt Instagram – Bonnie’s full hour of performance on Austin City Limits is AVAILABLE NOW TO STREAM at the link in bio. Photo by Scott Newton

Bonnie Raitt Instagram - Bonnie’s full hour of performance on Austin City Limits is AVAILABLE NOW TO STREAM at the link in bio. Photo by Scott Newton

Bonnie Raitt Instagram – Bonnie’s full hour of performance on Austin City Limits is AVAILABLE NOW TO STREAM at the link in bio.

Photo by Scott Newton | Posted on 27/Feb/2024 02:15:18

Bonnie Raitt Instagram – I’m deeply sorry to mark the passing of my friend, Dick Waterman, who made such a huge impact on the lives and careers of so many great blues artists, championing them as people as much as their music, booking and managing them with great care, integrity and skill. He gave me my start as well, going on to book and represent me for 15 years. He was also a renowned photographer who published a book and his wonderful photographs of some of our most legendary roots artists… He was an incredible storyteller, popular columnist in the local Oxford (Mississippi) Eagle and packed a great deal into his 88 years. We are so sorry to lose him and I am deeply grateful for the gifts he gave me and the life he lived. My sincere condolences go to his wife Cinda and all his family.

Dick published a book of rare photographs and personal recollections called “Between Midnight and Day: The Last Unpublished Blues Archive” in 2003. While the book itself is out of print, you can read an excerpt (at the link in bio) from the preface I was honored to contribute.

To learn more about his life, you can check out his biography, “Dick Waterman: A Life In Blues” written by Tammy L. Turner at the link in bio.

— Bonnie

Bonnie Raitt Instagram – I’m deeply sorry to mark the passing of my friend, Dick Waterman, who made such a huge impact on the lives and careers of so many great blues artists, championing them as people as much as their music, booking and managing them with great care, integrity and skill. He gave me my start as well, going on to book and represent me for 15 years. He was also a renowned photographer who published a book and his wonderful photographs of some of our most legendary roots artists… He was an incredible storyteller, popular columnist in the local Oxford (Mississippi) Eagle and packed a great deal into his 88 years. We are so sorry to lose him and I am deeply grateful for the gifts he gave me and the life he lived. My sincere condolences go to his wife Cinda and all his family.

Dick published a book of rare photographs and personal recollections called “Between Midnight and Day: The Last Unpublished Blues Archive” in 2003. While the book itself is out of print, you can read an excerpt (at the link in bio) from the preface I was honored to contribute.

To learn more about his life, you can check out his biography, “Dick Waterman: A Life In Blues” written by Tammy L. Turner at the link in bio.

— Bonnie

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