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Grace Potter Jams on CBS Saturday Morning with “Run Baby Run”

By Kevin Clifford
August 22, 2026 1 Min Read
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Grace Potter Jams on CBS Saturday Morning with “Run Baby Run”

In a lively Saturday Sessions episode, four‑time Grammy nominee Grace Potter returned to CBSSaturdayMorning to perform a high‑energy version of “Run Baby Run,” a track from her seventh studio album, Trespasser. The album draws inspiration from Potter’s road trips between her California home and her native Vermont, infusing the music with a sense of wanderlust and freedom.

From Road Trips to Radio

Grace Potter’s latest work reflects the open‑road ethos that has long defined her sound. Trespasser blends rock, blues, and folk elements, echoing the varied landscapes she traverses. The Saturday Sessions showcase allowed Potter to translate that journey into a live performance, complete with her signature guitar work and dynamic vocal delivery.

The Performance: “Run Baby Run”

During the broadcast, Potter’s rendition of “Run Baby Run” captured the song’s spirited tempo and emotive lyrics. The live setting highlighted her musicianship, with a tight rhythm section and crisp production that kept the energy high from start to finish.

Why It Matters

For fans of Potter’s music, the performance offers a fresh take on a familiar track, while newcomers get a taste of her evolving style. The episode also underscores the continued relevance of live music broadcasts in showcasing contemporary artists.

Watch the full performance on CBS News: https://www.cbsnews.com/video/saturday-sessions-grace-potter-performs-run-baby-run/

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