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* ChartDisplacement: Zig-zagged. Her only #1 hit to date has been on Billboard's Adult Alternative Airplay, and is 1998's "One Belief Away," unheard of by most people. And while both of her [[SignatureSong signature songs]] charted on the Billboard Top 100, most casual listeners might be surprised that "Something to Talk About" charted 15 positions higher than "I Can't Make you Love Me," as that has arguably become the more recognizable song.
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* ChartDisplacement: Zig-zagged. Her only #1 hit to date has been on Billboard's Adult Alternative Airplay, and is 1998's "One Belief Away," unheard of by most people. And while both of her [[SignatureSong signature songs]] charted on the Billboard Top 100, most casual listeners might be surprised to learn that "Something to Talk About" charted 15 positions higher than "I Can't Make you Love Me," as that has Me."
* MusicGenreDissonance: "I Can't Make You Love Me" is arguablybecome the more Raitt's most recognizable song.song because its sound blurs the line between her usual country/rock/blues and more mainstream pop/soft rock. This has allowed it to ping-pong around radio stations of differing genres and reach a wider audience.
* MusicGenreDissonance: "I Can't Make You Love Me" is arguably
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* ChartDisplacement: Zig-zagged. Her only #1 hit to date has been on Billboard's Adult Alternative Airplay, and is 1998's "One Belief Away," unheard of by most people. And while both of her [[SignatureSong signature songs]] charted, charted on the Billboard Top 100, most casual listeners might be surprised that "Something to Talk About" charted 15 positions higher than "I Can't Make you Love Me," which is probably as that has arguably become the hit most casual listeners would know her for. more recognizable song.
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* CareerResurrection: A NoHitWonder in the 1970s, she went into the wilderness during the 1980s before making a major comeback in the early 1990s with ''Nick of Time'', to the point that she became more popular in TheNineties than she was in TheSeventies. Most of her best known songs are post-comeback.
* SpiritualSuccessor: For a time, Susan Tedeschi was billed as Raitt's spiritual successor - similarly a white female blues vocalist/guitarist with pop leanings - but Tedeschi has since moved to fronting the massive Tedeschi Trunks Band, embracing more of a southern rock sound in the process.
* SpiritualSuccessor: For a time, Susan Tedeschi was billed as Raitt's spiritual successor - similarly a white female blues vocalist/guitarist with pop leanings - but Tedeschi has since moved to fronting the massive Tedeschi Trunks Band, embracing more of a southern rock sound in the process.
