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I was 19 when Bonnie put out her 1st album in 1975, don’t remember if this song was on her debut album. I do know that Linda Rondstadt recorded it prior to Bonnie, Linda’s 1st album was released in 1967, I was 12. Lucky me, I have seen Linda & Bonnie many many times, in California and in Washington State, they are both excellent musicians with gorgeous vocals.

I have goosebumps listening to this amazing song performed by one of the greatest ❤

This is perfection to me. 🎶🕷😊

Heard her on the Boston Common in summer 1971 or 72 and knew she would be huge. She played this and several others from Give it Up and has never been any better, but has always been great.

Bonnie!!!🔥☮️⚡️🎼🤍

Bonnie is 23 here. TWENTY THREE. Unbelievably heartfelt rendition. I was 19 when first heard this and it still gets me every time

This woman is fucking incredible. Always has been. Going to see her in ATX in a few weeks!!

Who’s on bass?

My favorite lady singer since these early days 💕. Amazing always ❤️

She is so settled and so patient.

Great. Love this song, especially when Bonnie performs it. ❤

I Love you. I am so proud of you. Always have been, ever since I was chasing ice cream trucks. Salute. Song of the year. 2 0 2 3!

@TomRoudebush The AFL/NFL merger was already in place before Super Bowl III

Ken Houston tribute surrounded by other Oilers

❤❤❤

I've been a fan for many years-- slide guitar aside-- listen to her glorious smooth voice , l love Bonnie l'm no rookie fan@ 72 !!!

I have the honor of singing with Trooper in our choir at St. Johns in marble falls Texas, he can still sing great. He turns into a carpenter when he does the responsorial-he nails it.

Amazing and haunting 😭☮️❤️‍🔥🤘🏽💐💐🙏🏽☀️🌧

One of my earliest memories of Bonnie Rait back in the 1970s.

This Is My #2 Favorite Song Of All Time! Thorn In My Pride I Black Crowes Is #1

My favorite of all three versions. Ronstadt and Coolidge are lovely but this one tops both, in my opinion. Just saying...

Hits me in the gut everytime

Never gets old..

Bonnie, Love has no pride, Stop the violence! Love has no name mamma

Your right twice was perfect

In the early eighties in Seattle I was one of the fortunate to see these two at a free performance on free Friday at Bumbershoot Festival She played this song. That Song About The Midway and I believe Angel From Montgomery. Wow how lucky was I. A gracious performer with true class.

You have to hurt, to sing this song right... get right!

RIP Nigel and Garrett :( Gone way too soon

Love seeing Bonnie in her younger days, and watching her journey over the years.

EXCELLENT!!

1972, I think. Bonnie Raitt was playing at U. Mass Amherst, in a Dining Commons of all places, and I think she had been drinking, and she was sloppy, and the band was sloppy, and it was not very good. End of the night, end of the show, she and Freebo were on the stage alone, and they play Love Has No Pride in the dark, just like this. It was one of the three most magical, transcendent musical moments I've ever witnessed. Saved the night. This is why music can save us.

If you told me that the Angels' penned that Song, for only Bonnie Raitt, I'd believe you. PeaceOut from Canada. 🇨🇦🎄✌️🎶♥️🌬❄️🇺🇸🌎💫

first heard bonnie as she sang harmony for Jackson Browne song "The Times You've come" 50 or do years later, I still get a "shudder" when she comes in... Had a chance to meet her once soon after in Colorado, worked up nerve to approach any way. She was still mainly "studio" not that well known, so asked me " how I knew her" kind if challenge..I told her about song, and we sang a shirt version together...so cool! Over years, I've performed with many people, jackson songs, james taylor, Carrol king, Joni, Graham...when I get a chance to sing harmony with a woman's voice...wow! Love you guys! Thanks!,

Linda owns this great Eric Kaz song, but she would love the great version Bonnie sets out here. Thanks for putting this up.

Is this one of those BBC mini concerts?

FAbulous!

Wow.

Don't know what the deal was between Bonnie and Freebo but his fretless bass and soft harmony helped her go above and beyond and he always took a back seat to her.

incredible!

As a 10 year old got to see that game. Cold rainy day. SMU was number 1 in the Nation in 1950. Roll in to Austin # and lose 23- 20.

it's been 2 years since the love of my life walked out of my life.

This song when I first heard Bonnie do it the Love of My Life had left me while I was working in Nigeria, Africa for our neighbor. I love the song, but no more tears.

Ronstadt's version in Tennessee's State Prison is the version for me. Bonnie sounds weary - Linda sounds devastatingly sad.

Beautiful

Ypu should take down this bigots videos.

This guy is a racist jerk ihave screenshots of his racist comments .

Aghhh! the memories! She's been my favorite for over 35 years!!!! Such a warm beautiful voice!!!

If you hear her in the new century (2000+) her voice is only like fine wine (thank you Lord!). I need to get this on a loop!

Taylor 8 String Baritone is amazing too...

This is one SAD song, especially the way she sings it here. But, artistically speaking, it's a success.