Road Tested
Album by Bonnie Raitt
Released	November 7, 1995
Recorded	July 11-July 19, 1995
Genre	Rock
Length	100 min 19 sec
Record label	Capitol
Producers	Bonnie Raitt, Ed Cherney, Don Was
Professional reviews
AMG	4.5/5	link
Bonnie Raitt Chronology
Longing in Their Hearts (1994)	Road Tested (1995)	Fundamental (1998)

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Track listing

1. "Thing Called Love" (Hiatt) - 4:48
2. "Three Time Loser" (Covay, Miller) - 3:39
3. "Love Letter" (Hayes) - 4:37
4. "Never Make Your Move Too Soon" (Hooper, Jennings) - 3:32
5. "Something to Talk About" (Eikhard) - 3:43
6. "Matters of the Heart" (McDonald) - 4:58
7. "Shake a Little" (Ruff) - 4:38
8. "Have a Heart" (Hayes) - 5:45
9. "Love Me Like a Man" (Smither) - 5:11
10. "The Kokomo Medley" (McDowell) - 4:59
11. "Louise" (Siebel) - 3:46
12. "Dimming of the Day" (Thompson) - 4:19
13. "Longing in Their Hearts" (Browne, O'Keefe) - 5:02
14. "Come to Me" (Raitt) - 5:02
15. "Love Sneakin' up on You" (Scott, Snow) - 3:52
16. "Burning Down the House" (Byrne, Frantz, Harrison ...) - 4:21
17. "I Can't Make You Love Me" (Reid, Shamblin) - 6:00
18. "Feeling of Falling" (Raitt) - 6:45
19. "I Believe I'm in Love with You" (Wilson) - 5:24
20. "Rock Steady" (Adams, Peters) - 4:12
21. "My Opening Farewell" (Browne) - 4:57
22. "Angel from Mongomerty" (Prine) - 5:37

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Personnel

• Bonnie Raitt - acoustic guitar, electric guitar, keyboard, vocals, slide guitar
• Bryan Adams - guitar, vocals, performer
• Charles Brown - piano, vocals
• Ruth Brown - vocals, performer
• Jackson Browne - guitar, accordion, vocals, performer
• Glen Clark - harmonica, keyboard, vocals, harmony vocals, performer
• Deborah Dobkin - percussion, vocals
• Ricky Fataar - drums
• Marty Grebb - piano
• Bruce Hornsby - piano, accordion, vocals, performer
• James "Hutch" Hutchinson - bass, vocals
• Mark T. Jordan - guitar, mandolin, keyboard, vocals, harmony vocals, performer
• George Marinelli - acoustic guitar, mandolin, electric guitar, vocals
• Jamie Muhoberac - keyboard
• Keith Scott - guitar, tremolo
• Benmont Tench - organ, Hammond organ
• Kim Wilson - harmonica, vocals, performer

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Production

• Producers: Bonnie Raitt, Ed Cherney, Don Was
• Executive producer: Bill Neighbors
• Engineers: Brant Biles, Ed Cherney
• Assistant engineers: Tom Banghart, Steve Beatty, Phil Gitomer, David Hewitt, Sean McClintock, Ronnie Rivera
• Mixing: Brant Biles, Ed Cherney, Bob Clearmountain
• Monitor engineer: Doug Gherna
• Stage manager: Dan Cook
• Drum technician: John Cregar
• Guitar technician: John Gonzales
• Keyboard technician: Terry Lawless
• Technician: Roger Cabot
• House sound: Paul Middleton
• Lighting technician: Tom Thompson
• Lighting technician: Mike Wheeler
• Art direction: Norman Moore, Tommy Steele
• Design: Jennifer George, Norman Moore
• Cover photo: Lorraine Day
• Artwork: Norman Moore
• Photography: Lorraine Day, Ken Friedman

Charts

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