My Ten Favorite Man and Woman Songs: Good Man, Good Woman (#10)

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As @teamfreak16 and I proved, there are lots of songs with "boy," "girl," "man," and "woman" in the title. Then there are also the songs that have "man and woman" in the title. So, to close out this series of gender noun songs I start the countdown of "man and woman" songs. #10: Good Man, Good Woman - Bonnie Raitt & Delbert McClinton Soulful blues-rock. That's what both Bonnie Raitt and Delbert McClinton have specialized in for their respective careers. So on Bonnie's follow-up to her multi-platinum, Grammy-winning album Nick of Time she teamed up with McClinton for this great tune. (Bonnie had some good guests on that album: the opening song, "Something to Talk About," featured Sweet Pea Atkinson and Sir Harry Bowens from Was (Not Was) on background vocals [not that big of a shock considering Don Was produced it! ], then there was Richard Thompson on guitar, John Hiatt playing guitar and singing, and a wide assortment of some big names in session work.) And they just smoked on the song. What a tune. Good Man, Good Woman Written by Cecil Woman and Linda Womack Recorded by Bonnie Raitt & Delbert McClinton From Luck of the Draw, 1991 Bonnie and Delbert singing the blues on Letterman: