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  • My first tour in Korea. Was common for the guys to buy nice tape decks and from one of the Lts room I kept hearing this singer. One nite I said OK I want to hear this. He sat me down on the floor, put the Stone Pony tape on and left. I sat there on the floor and listened for the entire tape and could not believe what I was hearing. Seems a Priest who had a small church in a near by village came by now and again and he would end up on the floor, same tape listening to her sing and crying.

  • She was huge way back then, still sounds good these days , musicforum/com/au

  • ATTENTION: All ritual-competitors - "your" ending is that "you" have to be beheaded in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. For the last 14-billion years CRISCIENZO DIMAURO has planned, executed and will soon complete HIS RITUAL to remove ME from crucifixion(s) - HIS only aim of ritual. Thursday, February 16, 2012 (Eternal Death), 2:17 AM (Earth-Eastern Standard Time)

  • Linda Ronstadt was at her best when she sang her own songs. But doing so many remakes was annoying.

  • Love all her songs and her voice it superb.thank you JIMMY.nice sher.

  • One thing that makes a singer tops is vocal quality. You can't learn it. Linda has it. Christina...well she works with what she's got, but it sounds strained and all the vocal  calisthenics in the world can't make up for the unpleasantness of the sound. For every 25 singers who can hit all the notes, only one has that gift.

  • @pbierre I agree. She had/has great dynamic range from a whisper to belting it out within the same song. Also an absolute genius in interpreting other writers songs. So underated unfotunaltely

  • @pbierre And yet she got criticized for how beautiful her voice was. People just missed the point.  She didn't need to move her voice around. She would just hold out these long powerful magnificent almost operatic sounding notes and blow the roof off. Case in point: It happens every tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiime. ;-)

  • I didn't know Roger Daltry played drums.

  • Foxy Lady with talent.....I will always have a crush on Linda!

    Cant find this live talent on AI or AGT, sadly.

  • Wow quite the all star band she has.....Kenny Loggins on guitar, Kris Novoselic on bass and Roger Daltrey drumming.

  • Damn, even her arms were sexy!

  • Both men are each side of her now gone. Andrew Gold and Kenny Edwards will be missed. Greatest LIVE FEMALE singer. No need for Lip synching.

  • Linda es incomparable; pero en esta canción, el talentoso Andrew Gold (RIP3VI11) puso su sello con las cuerdas. Inmejorable.

  • Andrew Gold on Guitar. Awesome.

  • Real women, real talent, and NOT" manufactured" false NOT talented BIMBOS!(where did we go wrong!!???)

  • Great song. I remember reading an article about this back in the 80's.They had recorded all the verses and chorus, but couldn't come up with a 'bridge' to get them to the final chorus and finish. After everyone else had left the studio for the day, Andrew Gold stayed behind and came up with that eerie 'Beatle-esque/White Album' instrumental break. (Playing all the instruments, of course... over-achiever, hoho).

  • And that was Linda Ronstadt informing you that you are no good!

  • great guitar solo.

  • The drummer's name is Don Francisco. He was a friend of mine, and his youngest brother,Tim, was one of my best friends in the world. Don had an extensive career in the L.A. music scene in the 1960s and 70s. In addition to many others, he played drums for Bob Welch and was a back-up vocalist on his FRENCH KISS album. Don passed away in 1998. Tim died in 2001. I miss them both. They were two very special people.

  • when did peter frampton become a drummer?

  • The "B" side of this record was "I can't help it if I'm still in love with you" and the reason she won the CMA award for it in '75 was because she chose Emmylou to sing harmony with her. If you've never heard Emmylou and Linda sing together, you've never heard real music!

  • THIS NAMED LINDA HELD HER OWN ON ANY STAGE WITH ANY MALE BAND SHE WAS GREAT, I WAS LUCKY I GREW UP WITH HER MUSIC.

  • He been called Roger Daultry etc. sorry, wrong.

  • Roger Daltrey on drums cool.

  • I wanna go back....oh..I wanna go back..so bad...I was only 7 in 74 but damn...my dad had a nightclub then and this song rocked the house.

  • love the guitar at 1:25....rocks....

  • Even though Linda was groundbreaking in she was a female rock star in an otherwise almost all male dominated field she still doesn't get the respect that she deserves. She was selling out concerts and selling millions of records back when women who were solo acts simply didn't exist. I guess the reason she's been not been inducted into the Rock and Roll hall of fame is because she didn't write a lot of her hit songs. Yet crappy groups like the Dave Clark 5 are in the Rock and Roll hall of fame.

  • Gotta be one of the most talented woman in the business. (And, cutest, too!)

  • I respect you a LOT especially when you came back to Tucson right after your brother retired

  • The boys of the band really made Linda sound and look great on that stage. Damn, that song is a classic!  It is too bad nothing like it comes out any longer.

    Betty and Van Halen also sound good doing it, too.

  • Yes Linda... you are good

  • The "B" side to this single......"I can't help it if I'm still in love with you" won her a grammy for best country vocal performance by a female.

    By God, she could sing the Atlanta, Georgia phone book and it would sound FABULOUS!!!!!

  • Beauty and talent is a seldom and not very often seen combination

  • awesome - too bad the music industry today favours fake women over real women with real talent like Linda

  • Andrew Gold on lead guitar.

  • @harwicke Yes, his mother is Marnie Nixon, and his dad is Elliot Gold.

  • Yum! Look closely -- this is a REAL woman! Magnificent!

  • Linda could sing that hack Christina Aguilera under the table. Linda had the voice but didn't feel the need to scream like a banshee all the time.

  • @dsfddsgh I agree and disagree. Linda has a fantastic voice, but so does Christina. She however is an exception in a music world filled with empty singers. Too much flash and not enough substance (or talent).

    These days all they care about is how they look, not how they sound (and it's not just the women - witness Justin Bieber as evidence).

  • @dsfddsgh

    ...and who the f... is Christina Aquilera!?!

    This Song is definately an all-time-favourite!

    Thanks for posting!

  • @dsfddsgh Christina is hardly a hack. She has a great and powerful voice. It's more how she chooses to use her voice that is the issue. When she sings without going over the top she is very good.

    Always loved Linda though since The Stone Poneys days.

  • @leglessinoz

    So much agree. Christina is the best out there today. Linda had a completely different style. She had country roots.

  • @dsfddsgh If you think Linda can out sing Christina then you should check out how much real training Ztina has had she is no hack like so many are she is actually extremely talented and she can hit notes Linda can not Christina is recognized as a accomplished singer. Linda is great also they might have been incredible together

  • @Docthewrench Just because you can hit certain notes doesn't make you a great singer. Christina like a lot of modern day singers overdoes it with the vocal gymnastics and ruins songs. The most obnoxious is taking a note and stretching it out to 3 or 4. Just sing the damn song.

  • I didn't know Roger Daltry played drums! Go Roger!

  • @pbmax  LOL. You're right. He does like like Daltry. The guitarist looks like Bill "Will Robinson" Mumy, too.

  • @lake40 - i scoured salvation army stores & think i have this compilation!! Aaaahh, the 70's....

    Tho i hate having to flip the record to get to side "B", the music is etched in my brain - in a good way!! awesome....

  • in the in the guitar: tom fogerty

    and in the drums: steven adler

    jajajjajaja

  • Certainly is. He was her guitarist for most of the 70's.

  • Linda was so beautiful. I love that woman.

  • LOve that 70's sound!!

  • She was known as, "The Queen Of Rock," and toured with such acts as Jackson Browne, The Doors, and Neil Young. And in January of 1975, Pop/Country singer legend, "Linda Ronstadt" had created an eccentric beat to a "Different Drum," with her remarkable Chart Topping hit, "You're No Good." The song was released from her Double Platinum Album, "Heart Like A wheel." The Stone Poneys former front lady's career consisted of twenty-two Billboard Top 40 singles, ten of which entered the Top 10.

  • Andrew Gold on guitar and Kenny Edwards on bass. Check out their own band Bryndle.

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