A Winnipeg duo is celebrating a career validating moment after one of their singles earned veteran singer-songwriter Bonnie Raitt a Grammy at this year's ceremony. Raitt picked up three trophies including one for best Americana performance for "Made Up Mind." The song was written by brothers Joey and Dave Landreth of the alternative country group The Bros. Landreth, and Jonathan Singleton, an American country singer. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-BNB Studios *MANDATORY CREDIT*
WINNIPEG – A Winnipeg duo is celebrating a career-validating moment after one of their singles earned veteran singer-songwriter Bonnie Raitt a Grammy at this year’s ceremony.
Raitt picked up three trophies including one for best Americana performance for “Made Up Mind.”
The song was written by brothers Joey and Dave Landreth of the alternative country group The Bros. Landreth, and Jonathan Singleton, an American country singer.
The brothers met Raitt when she was performing at the 2014 Winnipeg Folk Festival where she asked them to send her some of their music.
Nearly ten years later, Raitt’s team informed the group she was recording one of their singles to include on her latest album.
Dave Landreth says watching Raitt win the award and hearing a shout-out from her was a humbling and grounding experience for him.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Feb. 7, 2023.