album for Ike Turner titled Rocket 88: Tribute to Ike Turner. Personal life Marriage and children In 1967, Bramlett met Delaney Bramlett during a gig performing at the opening of a bowling alley. They were married a week later. Their first daughter, Rebekka, who is now also a singer, was born in 1968. Their marriage was marred by violence due to their cocaine addictions. Bonnie Bramlett told People that they had an abusive relationship: "We fought a lot—heavy-duty physical stuff. It wasn't nice to be around, and I'm sure it wasn't fun to watch." In 1972, she divorced Delaney, leaving him and his mother with her own daughters, Suzanne and Rebekka, and the two daughters Delaney had brought to the marriage, Michelle and Mikkol. Bramlett later rebuilt her relationship with her daughters. Rebekka became a singer, professionally known as Bekka Bramlett. She joined Fleetwood Mac in 1993 after the departure of Stevie Nicks, and appeared on their album Time. Bramlett began dating musician Danny Sheridan in 1983. They were married in 1988, but later divorced. She credited Danny Sheridan for saving her from her addictions and her friend Roseanne Barr for giving her work on her show. Drug addiction Bramlett began using cocaine during her marriage to Delaney. After their marriage ended, Bramlett suffered from depression. While visiting her friend Gregg Allman's farmland in Juliette, Georgia, she planned to commit suicide by shooting herself with a shotgun in December 1976. Instead, she thought about her children, shot the gun up in the air, and then called the hospital. She continued to struggle with her addictions to cocaine, pills, and alcohol throughout the decade. In 1982, she underwent more hospital treatment that proved unsuccessful. Eventually, with the help of Danny Sheridan she joined a 12-step recovery program. Discography Delaney & Bonnie Home (Stax, 1969) Accept No Substitute, previously entitled The Original Delaney & Bonnie (Elektra, 1969) On Tour with Eric Clapton (Atco, 1970) To Bonnie from Delaney (Atco, 1970) Genesis (GNP Crescendo, 1971) Motel Shot (Atco, 1971) Country Life (Atco, 1972) D&B Together (Columbia, 1972), reissue of Country Life The Best of Delaney & Bonnie (Atco, 1972) The Best of Delaney & Bonnie (Rhino, 1990) Bonnie Bramlett Sweet Bonnie Bramlett (Columbia, 1973) It's Time (Capricorn, 1975) — peaked at #168 on the Billboard 200 Lady's Choice (Capricorn, 1976) Memories (Capricorn, 1978) Step by Step (Refuge/Benson, 1981) I'm Still the Same (Audium/Koch,