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re: Bonnie Raitt
Posted on 9/29/12 at 8:49 am to Tigris
Posted on 9/29/12 at 8:49 am to Tigris
First saw her open for Jimmy Buffett at Jazz Fest in the 80's. Great slide guitar player, songwriter. Seen her a few times since.
Did an awesome cover of Runaway in the 70's...her first radio hit I believe. This video is from the Midnight Special...remember that, old guys?
First slow song I ever danced to with my wife was Too Soon to Tell
This song was written by Mike Reid, who's had a great career as a songwriter. He was also a great football player.
Check out his bio.
Did an awesome cover of Runaway in the 70's...her first radio hit I believe. This video is from the Midnight Special...remember that, old guys?
First slow song I ever danced to with my wife was Too Soon to Tell
This song was written by Mike Reid, who's had a great career as a songwriter. He was also a great football player.
quote:
Mike Reid received his degree in music from Penn State University in 1970. But that achievement was considerably overshadowed by his reputation on the football field. At Penn State he was an All-America selection and won the Outland Trophy as the country's outstanding collegiate lineman. He was the first-round draft pick of the Cincinnati Bengals that year and at the end of his first season in the NFL, was named Defensive Rookie Of The Year. Reid's success continued when he was voted NFL All-Pro in 1972 and '73. In spite of these honors, Reid decided he would rather play music than football for a living. He retired from the Bengals and in 1980, moved to Nashville to pursue song writing.
Check out his bio.
This post was edited on 9/29/12 at 8:51 am
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