Linda Ronstadt - You're No Good (1974)

American singer Linda Ronstadt achieved huge worldwide success throughout the 70s (& 80s) including this US No.1 song from 1974.

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• Linda
• Ronstadt
• You're
• no
• good
• US
• American
• female
• singer
• 1974
• 70s
• pop
• rock
• country

[dsfddsgh]

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.

[jts001]

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

[recomputed]

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

[57yearcrucifixion]

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[jondavwal13]

@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. ;-)

[gop4usa12]

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

[justawaiterminute]

@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



[kekenutikeke]

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

[pbierre]

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.