Nine Lives (Remastered) - Bonnie Raitt

Nine Lives (Remastered)

Bonnie Raitt

  • Genre: Rock
  • Release Date: 2001-10-16
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 10

  • ℗ 1986 Warner Records Inc. Marketed by Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group

Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
No Way to Treat a Lady Bonnie Raitt 3:51 USD 1.29
2
Runnin' Back to Me Bonnie Raitt 4:14 USD 1.29
3
Who But a Fool (Thief Into Par Bonnie Raitt 4:26 USD 1.29
4
Crime of Passion Bonnie Raitt 4:20 USD 1.29
5
All Day, All Night Bonnie Raitt 4:03 USD 1.29
6
Stand Up to the Night Bonnie Raitt 4:43 USD 1.29
7
Excited Bonnie Raitt 3:12 USD 1.29
8
Freezin' (For a Little Human L Bonnie Raitt 4:58 USD 1.29
9
True Love Is Hard to Find Bonnie Raitt 4:34 USD 1.29
10
Angel Bonnie Raitt 4:00 USD 1.29

Reviews

  • Not as bad as many believe- just not the classic Bonnie sound

    3
    By FDR in SD
    Many people criticize this one for being too ‘80s. This was not a great time in Bonnie’s career, but it’s worth checking out to hear Bonnie’s voice in a variety of contexts (rock, reggae, pop). I like the rock sounds of No Way To Treat A Lady and Running Back To Me, the Caribbean rhythm of Who But A Fool (Let a Thief Into Paradise, and the ballad Angel.
  • Mixed Bag but not all bad

    3
    By AlanReid
    Nine Lives is about as “80’s” as Bonnie Raitt ever got. Certain tracks such as “Runnin’ Back To Me” and “Who But A Fool” and “Freezin’"contain dated synthesizer sounds but this album does contain a few standout tracks such as the opening “No Way To Treat A Lady” and the reggae-tingled “Good Love Is Hard To Find” - both of which are available on her first greatest hits installment The Bonnie Raitt Collection. “Stand Up To The Night” is very 80’s with it’s dark arena rock feel, and though it does not compare with any of Raitt’s best work, it is still a standout track for this particular album.
  • Trying to make something from such a disjointed batch of throw aways...

    3
    By jeff bilby
    Many of these songs, Who but a fool, Crimes of passion, Angel, have that trademark Bonnie passion somewhere in there but the production just was not up to Bonnie Raitt standards. Sure it was well into the 80's and Bonnie's music was dated for this time(the 1970's history at this point in time), she struggled for recording material, but always a big talent on stage. Looking back all these years I've got to say she sure had a great voice, just needed some material worthy of her talents, she found it a few years later with Baby Mine and the Nick of Time sessions. Worth putting into your collection, I've always found Who but a fool such a funky, soulful tune played loud, you hear Bonnie's passions and what was to come.
  • One Song

    1
    By NorrisSchuler
    Stand Up To The Night is the only song worth the money. It is totally lame, but 80's cool!

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