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Album Review: Bonnie Raitt - Dig In Deep

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"It should come as no surprise that Bonnie Raitt's latest record is an assured and confident effort."

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Seventeen studio albums into her career, it should come as no surprise that Bonnie Raitt's latest record is an assured and confident effort.

While the Californian singer-songwriter is widely known for her famous torch-song I Can't Make You Love Me, it's no secret that the Americana legend is also a slide-guitar hero. Dig In Deep features some of her most effortless playing yet, as she shreds over drummer Ricky Fataar's steadfast rhythms on Unintended Consequence Of Love and The Comin' Round Is Going Through. There's still plenty of slow burners hanging around, including the blissfully regretful Undone and the heart-melting You've Changed My Mind, making for another engaging and well balanced album.