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A year later, he contributed piano to Willie Nelson and Webb Pierce's 1982 remake of "In the Jailhouse Now" (a country hit for the latter in 1955) and background vocals to "Rivers of Tears" on Bonnie Raitt's acclaimed Green Light.
2. Juni 2021 · Richard Manuel was a singer, songwriter, and pianist for the folk-rock group, The Band. He is remembered as a supremely talented yet tortured soul whose demons eventually got the best of him. The Band got its start as The Hawks, a backing band for Ronnie Hawkins in Canada in the early 1960s.
- Amy Beeman
Green Light is the eighth album by Bonnie Raitt, released in 1982. "What I wanted this time out was a combination of the music I've been listening to recently," Raitt said in 1982, "Billy Burnette, the Blasters, Rockpile, and the rock-a-billy New Wave scene.
She’s joined on the choruses by Richard Manuel’s urgent harmonies, and her own spicy slide-guitar playing adds snap. “River of Tears” peaks with a couple of piercing notes as wrenching as ...
- Don Shewey
Richard Manuel was one of the leaders of the rock group The Band. Known as the "funny" one, Manuel was also very frail and was prone to drug use. He sang some of the group's most prominent songs, "King Harvest (Has Surely Come)", "Tears of Rage", "Whispering Pines" and "I Shall Be Released".
- April 3, 1943
- March 4, 1986
Richard Manuel, vocal. Bonnie Raitt - Green Light - 35:05 - 1982 - Warner Brothers BSK 3630. AMG Rating: 8 (out of 9)
4. März 2023 · The Band’s Richard Manuel, the pianist for the rock grou, hanged himself on March 4, 1986, in a motel in Winter Park, Florida. He was 42.
