Bonnie Raitt- Streetlights-LP

• Format: LP
• Label: Warner Bros. Records, Warner Bros. Records Inc., Warner Bros. Inc., Warner Bros. Records Inc., Warner Bros. Records Inc., Master Cutting Room, Siquomb Publishing, Blackwood Music I
• Catalog number: BS 2818
• Country: US

Bonnie Raitt’s Streetlights arrives as a thoughtful blend of acoustic textures and introspective songwriting, marked by Jerry Ragovoy’s arrangements and production finesse. The album gently moves through songs like “Angel From Montgomery” and “That Song About The Midway,” where Raitt’s voice weaves through a compact ensemble featuring players such as David Spinozza and Paul Griffin. It’s a record that invites focused listening, offering a nuanced alternative to the louder rock of the era—a reminder that you don’t always need an amp turned up to make an impression. This 1974 pressing holds its own with a VG+ condition, meaning you can expect light surface marks typical of regular use but no flaws that overwhelm the music. The vinyl’s sound should remain clear enough for an attentive ear, making this a solid choice for those who appreciate Raitt’s early work on vinyl. Given the album’s intimate nature, the 12-inch format suits it well, providing a spacious canvas for the subtle interplay between Raitt and her accomplished supporting musicians. If you’re looking to explore the quieter corners of ’70s singer-songwriter craftsmanship, this copy of Streetlights is a fine doorway.

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