First time hearing Linda Ronstadt "You're No Good" Reaction | Asia and BJ

[@jasonbroad5478]

Linda is stunning singer who was successful in almost every genre. Unfortunately Linda is fighting Parkinson's disease and her voice has been silenced...but our love for her has not!!!!

[@teriangel8807]

Oh wow, I didn't know that Linda had Parkinson's, thank you for that piece of information!

[@kathyyore309]

That's terrible. Thank you for the info. She is my father's favorite.

[@jasonbroad5478]

@@teriangel8807 Linda seems at peace with it. But she said she does miss singing. :(

[@melaniejordan1199]

Oh my gosh. I didn't know that! How horrible. :(

[@mvellis3863]

She was initially diagnosed with Parkinson's, but what she really has is progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP), an uncommon brain disorder that is causing her to lose motor control over her vocal chords

[@andrewdavid5928]

I saw Linda live in 1978. She came onstage barefoot, wearing a white peasant blouse and ragged jeans. No crazy light show or special effects and she blew the doors off!

[@andreadeamon6419]

Those are the shows we remember. Real talent

[@pamelajordan2890]

I wish I would've been there, not jealous..yeah I am 😁🙂😁❤️

[@andrewdavid5928]

@@pamelajordan2890 I started my career as a concert ticket scalper in 1974 when I was 12. My mother busted me when I told her I was going to a Metrochurch function when I really went to a KISS concert. No believable lie could explain my clothes soaked in cigarette smoke. My mother had been a concert goer in the 50's, living a mile away from the Louisiana Hayride, a concert venue that hosted every major music act in the country. She knew Elvis because one of her friends dated him when he was a truck driver in Bossier City . Anyway, she said she would take me to buy concert tickets and go to the show so long as I didn't lie to her anymore. She forged a doctor's appointment to get me out of school when tickets went on sale. In those days you could buy up to 20 tickets at a time so I made bank until high school graduation AND was able to see amazing concerts with musical talent we'll probably never see again. My mother was one in a billion.

[@EJSmith-dk3yg]

Nice ... I saw her in 1976 at the Universal Amphitheater in L.A.. To this day the best concert I've ever been to. Asked my friend to go, but they said, what ... Linda Ronstadt, nooo ! I told then to go F*ck themselves and went alone, ha, I won and they lost :) ! Best singer ever, IMHO !

[@jimklipper6022]

she didn’t need a light show or special effects.

[@surlechapeau]

Asia & BJ, her "When Will I Be Loved", "Different Drum" and "Heat Wave" are next for you!! What a voice!!

[@wgdavis5353]

Can I add, "Long Long Time" "Hurt So Bad" & "Silver Threads and Golden Needles" and any of her Duets.. Plus her songs with the Nelson Riddle Orchestra.. ♠W.G.

[@1177kc]

Add Emmylou Harris and Dolly Parton for even more magic!!

[@deboraadkins-smith2092]

Only woman to have a hit on 3 charts at same time...Rock,country,pop... Linda is amazing! She does all music even opera and Mexican.

[@GaryNoone-jz3mq]

The Mexican style she does is called "Mariachi." Like American music, there are many different types of Mexican music.

[@roseannelobbezoo7638]

Linda could sing anything, and she did. No genre was out of bounds. Rock, opera, country, blues, jazz. She covered it all. She had a deep musical background and was highly respected by all the musicians she ever worked with. Now, wheelchair bound, because of a crippling degenerative disease, she has all of that glorious body of work to be appreciated by a whole new generation of listeners. She will forever be remembered as one of the true greats! ❤

[@sealdrup]

Linda is able to sing all in so many musical genres. When she interprets a song, she owns it.

[@imissizzy8414]

So true. She didn't write any of her songs, but she made them hers.

[@flash218ily]

FUN FACT: That's Andrew Gold on guitar....aside from several hits as a solo artist ("Lonely Boy") and with other artists (Stephen Bishop and Graham Gouldman), he performed the TV themes to "The Golden Girls" and "Mad About You"....a great talent gone too soon!

[@ruthie4766]

Thanks Gary! I thought that was the late great Andrew Gold on guitar but I wasn’t sure!

[@NYVoice]

And Andrew's mom was the Marnie Nixon who voiced Natalie Wood (singing) in West Side Story (1961), Audrey Hepburn in My Fair Lady and so many others.

[@ruthie4766]

@@NYVoice Omg really? Wow I didn’t know that! Thank you.😊

[@jimfrederick3907]

Also on "Someone To Lay Down Beside Me"

[@edb6690]

He wrote and had a big hit with Thank You For Being A Friend. It wasn't him singing it for The Golden Girls.

[@LindaEll]

For me, peak Linda is "Someone to Lay Down beside Me."

[@Elaine8492]

and Karla Bonoff's version

[@debbiechang5781]

This was a performance at a state prison in Tennessee when she performed for the prisoners with Johnny Cash. Her live performances are incredible. She does an extended version of this song in her concerts. She has so much to explore in her forty year catalogue. She does an amazing cover of The Rolling Stones’ “Tumbling Dice” kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKqqZGtqf5aGhpY. She is stunningly talented. 🌺✌️

[@johndalley1288]

I have seem 2 live versions of Tumbling Dice and both of them are are extrodoanry. The power of her voice is really stands out in both of them.

[@michaelkeefe8494]

She owns tumbling dice.👍👍

[@tatumtheassassin]

Love to know what was said to her to cause her reaction @ 2:42. Gorgeous woman singing this song to a bunch of prisoners? Lol, must have been something really out there.

[@jondavwal13]

Live ,after she was the superstar she eventually became, she would end her shows with "Tumbling Dice"/"You're No Good" without a break and it lasted about ten minutes. YNG was extended. It was amazing.

[@dshannon37]

@@johndalley1288 Tumblin' Dice - Mick who?

[@yankeeladee02]

Y’all wanna check out her duet w Aaron Neville. For that matter, y’all should get into Aaron Neville’s songbook. I think you’d be blown away. His version of ‘Amazing Grace’ is INCREDIBLE. 🖤🤍 P.S. The studio version of “You’re No Good” is a better version than the live version. Linda was at the top of the charts all through the 70’s and some of the 80’s. It’s heartbreaking she can no longer perform.💔

[@joepimentel306]

GREAT song!!

[@debjorgo]

I agree. What makes this song great is the tone on the guitar and the riff being played. If you are going to play this song live, you need to duplicate the sound on the recording. This guy on guitar is not even trying. He's just playing a standard country/rock doodle.

[@aimeeolavarrieta6332]

The best version is live from Studio City in Los Angeles in 1980. It is an extended version with more musicians. They recorded it for an album. If you didn't like You're no good before, you will like it after hearing this version. Linda gets out the cowbells!

[@yankeeladee02]

@@aimeeolavarrieta6332 Ohhh… More cowbell, please 🔔

[@debjorgo]

@@aimeeolavarrieta6332 This is 1980 and she's playing a tambourine.

[@bobbyscott8024]

''When Will I Be Loved?'' "Poor Poor Pitiful Me" "Tracks Of My Tears''......Y'all won't be disappointed! Great reaction!

[@tedyellacatbabb5718]

Yeppers! There is a reason why Linda Ronstadt is in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame! It all started with “Beat of a Different Drum”

[@leehanson1416]

Written by the late, great Mike Nesmith, the Monkee with the knit cap.

[@craigplatel813]

Written by Michael Nesmith of the monkeys

[@rogerdodger6025]

Linda Ronstadt is one of the most versatile singers you'll ever hear. She can literally sing any style of music and knock it out of the park.

[@justmejoy124]

Linda Ronstadt can sing that's a fact. Always loved hearing her music 🎶

[@TheMike_I]

Linda is one of the all time greats 😍

[@rogerwilliams5382]

She is the All Time Great!

[@salmuleville7660]

Queen of hi-fidelity vinyl and even more mesmerizing Live. Rare combination of robust power and unadorned tenderness. Linda Ronstadt had complete control of those pipes - from the clubs to the arenas. The boys in the bands were deeply devoted to her. Fine appreciation - Thanx.

[@Enfield-1853]

Use to ride around in my pickup listening to her on 8 track. Many moons ago. Thankful to have been alive for the music of the 60s and 70s. You young folks missed out on some great music and chances to see these people in concert. Linda had one of the best voices during that time period. Yall are just scratching the surface of her music.

[@anthonyblakely399]

The song was No.1 in the 70's.....Linda is one of my all-time favorites!!! LOve her...she is a legend...One of the goddesses of Rock n' Roll!!!!

[@vicprovost2561]

Van Halen does a great cover of this on their second album, you should listen to it, it is a fine tribute to Linda. 🎵

[@classic-kool]

It really is an OUTSTANDING rendition of this ........ and it's got Van Halen DNA all over it !!!

[@davids2096]

She is one of my favorite performers The Eagles used to be her back up band, and she was partially responsible for getting them together She's from Tucson Arizona, and she's getting all kinds of honors in that city She stopped singing a few years ago due to an illness, but she's still hanging in there I'd like to suggest a song by Sister Sledge titled Easier To Love! That song is especially prevelant in these times Listen to the lyrics, even if you don't react to it The horrors that are taking place worldwide is sad and heart breaking Everyone, just be kind to one another, and I don't care if I get a hearted like, or thumbs up from other subs, just listen to the message and act with compassion and empathy, before God aka The Universe takes it all away!

[@rayj1011]

That appears to be Don Felder from The Eagles playing lead on this song.

[@rickmancr]

@@rayj1011 The late, great Andrew Gold played the solo.

[@rayj1011]

@@rickmancr Thanks!

[@annb8296]

Linda performed this at the Tennessee State Prison in 1977. It was called "A Concert: Behind Prison Walls" recorded by Johnny Cash featuring Johnny, Linda, Roy Clark and Foster Brooks. The audience members included the prisoners and guards. Linda had alot of guts to go up there and sing "You're No Good" but everyone loved her 🙂💕.

[@philgaringer9065]

Great reaction. Linda was one of the most versatile singers to ever perform. Her legacy of music is very long and varied. Her career was marked by many different styles and genres. She wasn't bound by what was popular or could make her the most money. She sang what she liked and what interested and challenged her. She excelled in everything from pop, to country, to rock, to disco, classical, and traditional spanish/flamenco. She had a remarkable career.

[@tarafoley6030]

Not to mention Broadway ... She was the lead in a famous musical, but the play's name escapes me just now. Does anyone else remember it?

[@ronaldelliott4373]

Right on guys! Now, write this down. Check Linda doing a cover of The Rolling Stones, “ Tumbling Dice” live. There are a couple of live videos and they’re all killers. A beautiful woman with a vocal range many wish they had. This version of “Your No Good” was ok, but there are better videos of this one. Keep killin it guys! Love the channel. 🤘

[@keydad3607]

Think the Midnight Special version is spectacular!

[@nancy9891]

Mick Jagger personally asked Linda to do “Tumbling Dice” because she would do a great job and she did!

[@ronaldelliott4373]

There are two great live performances with her band. One in Atlanta, the other live, from the movie “FM.” I saw her live back in the day and she rocked the house with their performance.

[@BossDM-2]

She had knack for doing covers that were better than the original recordings.

[@donr9861]

A national treasure. Enough said, thank you for letting some of us relive our past.

[@L.A55]

Her version of "tumbling dice" (rolling stones) is Awesome

[@racinnut77]

You either had a crush on Linda Ronstadt or you never heard of her.

[@oldmanghost219]

Linda!!! One of the greatest singers ever. Did different genres including Spanish and country and was great at all!!! BTW Glenn Frey and Don Henley of the Eagles met when they were in Linda's band. One of these days i am going to do research as to what songs they were a part of in Linda's band and I am trying to see if i can recognize them in this video.

[@kenhorlor5674]

The 1972 album 'Linda Ronstadt' includes Bernie Leadon, Randy Meisner, Glenn Frey and Don Henley.

[@jondavwal13]

The most beautiful and the most powerful voice in pop history. If you ever have heard her live it was next level power. NOBODY was close and that's not hyperbole.

[@dagmar.6954]

Linda Ronstadt is one of the best female singers & can sing any genre from ballads to country to rock. Her first big hit was "Different Drum" with the Stone Poneys in 1967. She has had so many hits such as "Blue Bayou", "You're No Good", "Long Long Time", "Poor Poor Pitiful Me", "Desperado" etc. Ronstadt also did two great duets, "Somewhere Out There" (with James Ingram) & "Don't Know Much" (with Aaron Neville). The Eagles were her backing band till they went out on their own & she has covered a lot of their songs.

[@donnabruhn6907]

There are so many great live performances Silver Threads and Golden Needles, Someone to Lay Down Beside Me, Tumbling Dice, Heat Wave

[@donnabannister793]

Powerful and beautiful!! My favourite song of hers is Blue Bayou❤

[@kseaglass8920]

She's literally my mentor! Love the power of not just living the music you sing, but feeling it is what gives her power in this song. The verse where she sings " I broke a heart, who's gentle and true. Well I broke a heart over someone like you. I'll beg His forgiveness on bended knee...I wouldn't blame Him if he said to me you're no good! This verse She's literally humbling herself to the Most High God and that's the clear beauty in this testimony! Rock on Linda, even if she thinks she can't any longer sing, because of her disability. I'm sure she still has the gift of singing in her soul and I'm praying with her 🙏🏼 ❤️ thanks for loving her 💕 and I'm subbed to this channel 💖 now.

[@ericsmith6615]

Wife here...Love Love Love Ms. LINDA..This is a great song..Such an amazing range: She was so confident with herself...That she encouraged her backing band to try to make it in the music business themselves..Which was...The Eagles!

[@bitchnguy]

You guys hitting on Linda Ronstadt, this girl can "Sing". Live the crowd is just awed by how powerful her vocals are. So many great Linda Ronstadt songs you need to hit. Like: That'll Be the Day, It's So Easy, When Will I Be Loved, Heat Wave, Poor Poor Pitiful Me, Just One Look, Back In the USA, Blue Bayou and many more. She was the Queen of the 70's in California.

[@alphajava761]

Another women you should react to is Chrissie Hynde (The Pretenders) .. songs Middle Of The Road, My City Was Gone (Ohio), Precious, Back On The Chain Gang. Bluesy Hard Rock/Punk.

[@GT-ry1cv]

She has had an amazing life, one of the most powerful voices, her backing band became The Eagles, she was the First Lady of California and now, unfortunately, she has lost her voice.

[@richardplantan4375]

She was never the first lady of California. You have to be married to the governor .She was the girl friend of that Looney tunes governor Brown.

[@podunkcitizen2562]

Although they were never officially married, you can see why Governor Moonbeam had a thing for her.

[@fairydust-weepthewildwinds]

Back in the day, Linda helped EAGLES break out. If you get into them LYING EYES. A must. 🧚🏽

[@TexasMagnolia]

Y’all would LOVE The Trio…it’s Linda, Dolly and Emmylou Harris. Their harmonies will make you cry! Sweet Memories. Love that y’all are showing videos!

[@GaryNoone-jz3mq]

Linda sung pop, rock,country, blues, mariachi, jazz and opera. She killed it in every one of them. Maybe you should listen to her do the old Jazz classic "Starlight".

[@mandymac74]

I LOVE LINDA!!!!! She can sing opera, pop, country and rock and… she sings them so well!!!!!!

[@radioaircheckvault4088]

Linda is from Tucson, AZ and recently the TCC Music Hall was renamed in her honor as the "Linda Ronstadt Music Hall"

[@jerryarcher1923]

For some interesting rock history the Eagles were Linda Ronstadt’s tour band…Linda actually introduced the band 49 years ago. A matter of fact that’s the Eagles playing on this song.

[@glennburch1081]

Strong, strong, strong vocals with lyrics that tug the heart strings. Grew up listening to this and all the other classics. As it turned out, this genre was not Lindas favorite. I remember being so surprised to find that out bc she was so good at it. Anyhow, glad she left us all those hits. A most wonderful reaction guys,TY. I love it when Asia squinches (Is that even a word?) her eyebrows up. You guys compliment each other so well.

[@robertherring9277]

Yeah, we boys were all in love with her back in the day!

[@dianedollion6126]

Yup. Every guy I ever dated loved either her or Pat Benatar. I just accepted it cause I couldn't find an argument as to why they shouldn't. lol

[@cathyhetzel5944]

I saw her live and she has a tremendous vocal range!!

[@tammybennett6897]

She did a great duet with Aaron Neville- Don't know much

[@robynmatheson7687]

I love the suggestions here, and would like to add some more. “Down So Low” and “Try Me Again”. Then from later in her career, she worked with band leader Nelson Riddle to perform the standards of the 1930’s, 1940’s, and 1950’s. My favorite from her first album with him is “Someone to Watch Over Me”. It really displays the richness of her voice. And I love when Linda does these songs; she includes the verse, which is basically the lyrics that set up the rest of the song. Many artists don’t include the verse.

[@jonlenihan4798]

Light opera, HMS Pinafore. Mexican songs in Spanish. Amazing voice.

[@kev7161]

Those two songs you first mention never seem to get any love, but they are great torch songs by her. I don't know if they ever charted, but I know you can find them on KZbin.

[@VicEclectica]

Linda Ronstadt is one of the few who is accomplished in several different genres - she's done country, pop, mariachi, torch songs... amazing talent.

[@eturfrey]

So glad you got round to Linda. Such a beautiful voice and so talented.

[@goldenruletv7301]

Linda has so many songs I love...I've listened to her my entire life. She will sing the tears out of your face she's so freaking good.

[@benjamincanez9531]

Here in her hometown of Tucson Arizona we love her and we've always been proud her.

[@donaldduck2139]

I remember when this came out, I was young feeling good and ready to go out into this big glorious world... now I'm old run down and the world has turned to crap....but this song sounds just as good as it did way back when

[@nessaseetah1805]

She warned us. Good is waiting beyond this life!

[@mgonzales56]

Wow! That sums up my life also. 1974, I had just graduated from high school with my whole life in front of me. Now I'm hitting 66 in August and I can see the light at the end of the tunnel. But it's not bad. I feel great, still very active, and am thankful for everything God has blessed me with. Linda I love you and pray for you.

[@Noname-ni1dy]

You are so right, the world is total crap right now!

[@2869may]

She also transform the Eagles ~"Desperado" so well, they adopted her version...!

[@sassytbc7923]

I heard that The Eagles were her band for a time.

[@2869may]

@@sassytbc7923 Don and Glenn was in her band when they decided to start their own band.... Linda suggested They get Bernie.

[@bobschenkel7921]

Linda Ronstadt always worked with great backing musicians, and a wide variety of them. Mostly SoCal based, but anybody whom she felt comfortable with. She is easy on the ears and the eyes.

[@kellifranklin9872]

Linda can sing! My mom took me to see her in concert when I was really young but I remember the show. She’s a great storyteller and she was so beautiful! Love her!

[@Frau44]

Linda’s backup band was the EAGLES before they started. Don, Glen, Bernie and Randt

[@jollyj3285]

My fave by Linda....try her Tracks of My Tears!! It's beautiful!!!

[@LillyMarz777]

Love Linda's voice. I like her version of Desperado best.

[@roberttaylor6571]

She is Also an iconic Spanish performer her words and phrasing in Latin are incredible

[@alex35agm]

Just a great voice inside a beautiful woman who broke alot of teenager boys' hearts.Me included back then.I still own her greatest hits cd collection.

[@nancy9891]

I love this live version!! Linda could sing anything. She even sang in an operetta called “The Pirates of Penzance” on Broadway with Kevin Kline and sang in soprano! Check it out on KZbin as it is another facet of her range. Always a treasure to music lovers everywhere!

[@Cherazny]

Man, I can hear Asia singing this song. She has the right pipes and vibe for this song

[@annewoodard6803]

The recorded version is really good too, it’s more rich in sound. Linda is phenomenal.

[@TheStefan6969]

Such a great song!!! You can tell they had fun singing and playing this!!! 😉❤✌

[@tedmarakas2626]

One of the best voices out there.

[@mistyanderson4567]

Love Linda Ronstadt, she has a great voice. 🤗🤘✌️

[@no2all]

Linda was a great artist that covered many genres. But check out a great cover of a great torch song, listen to her version of Smoky Robinson's "Ooh Baby Baby". It's pure magic.

[@billbox1916]

Love you guys! Great reaction! Linda is amazing for sure. I've heard that the band behind her later formed the eagles. It looked like a few of them up there. Much love.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Linda is a gem; her voice is both soft and powerful. Please do her song "Love is a Rose."

[@drainmonkeys385]

Linda is one of the best.. she’s able to crossover into any genre of music and shine… this particular song is my favorite from her.. every generation likes this one I believe

[@dianeritthaler7792]

She was an Amazing singer❤

[@msaz2720]

Miss Linda👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼One of my favorite songs of hers!!!

[@virginiacox-westwood551]

This is a great song, but if you want to really appreciate the power of her voice, check out her rendition of "La Charrada"

[@CharCanuck14]

Linda does a banger job with the Stones "Tumbling Dice".

[@samuelflorez1461]

Hey Asia and J , when Linda R. played with the Eagles , and got some Guitar and Drums to some of her music and back up singing , Your friend SammyG in Ariz , later

[@abevillanueva1974]

Linda! Most talented and BEAUTIFUL singer!! One Grammys in almost every genre...opera singer in Pirates of Penzance, but please react to her singing with the Nelson Riddle Orchestra, my favorite!

[@charlenewebb5893]

Big hit for Linda Ronstadt . We hade radio back in the day she was all over it

[@geoffsullivan7902]

Oh yes, love this voice….definitely. She can sing show tunes, duets, whatever…..talented vocalist ❤️🎼❤️🔥🔥🔥

[@Triggerhippie70]

I grew up, listening to Linda Ronstadt. She was a staple in our home growing up and she’s fucking amazing.

[@chrissneyd9278]

Great reaction guys. Linda has catalogue that includes country, pop, rock, operetta and Mexican music. It would be worth checking out her Mexican videos I saw Linda in the Pirates Of Penzance.

[@spartamykonos]

Linda Ronstadt is spectacular.

[@joycemullins3233]

"Don't Know Much" with Aaron Neville is amazing!

[@vickiroman189]

I got to see Linda with the Eagles at Arrowhead Stadium in KC in the late 70s. She was fantastic.

[@bssee8367]

Great artist, great song, great reaction! As usual.

[@cindys9858]

The guitar solo is Andrew Gold, he sang Lonely Boy but likely know him from Thank You for Being a Friend, Golden Girls theme song. He worked with Cher, James Taylor, Eagles, Freddie Mercury, Celine Dion, Jackson Brown, etc. RIP.

[@robrobertson4619]

Her live performance of this on the tv show, Midnight Special, is a great performance too!

[@2869may]

This was great..! But the studio version is so clean....! Linda inadvertently put the Eagles together.... Glenn and Don was in her band and suggested Bernie to them...

[@mojavered1273]

My favorite female artist of all time. She always delivers. Studio, live, rock, country, Spanish, English. She's a God given talent for real.

[@williamjordan5554]

Probably the top female rock singer of the 70s. Ann Wilson's right there too. The guitar player has quite a story too. Had a hit of his own and died young. Andrew Gold.

[@marksanchez8055]

I have discovered that your reactions to us older people's music, have reminded me of so much music from my life, Our generation, 60s 70s 80s , it was hard to keep up with all the music, You would have had to have a trailer behind your vehicle to keep all the 8 tracks, then cassettes, to hear the music, Television performances I thought were one and done, are on KZbin, lol. I raised my girls on one TV channel with rabbit ears, no video games, I didn't mind the. Playing them at their friends house, but at home they had horses and their animals, But we had friends make vhs tapes of the music videos channels for home, I enjoy your channel 😂

[@sharonstark1014]

This performance was in a mens prison around 1977 in Tennessee. Johnny Cash played a concert there and invited some singers including Linda Ronstadt.

[@jzekas21]

When will I be loved!! Linda is amazing. Check out her duet with Aaron Neville Don’t know much

[@gj8683]

Check out her live performance of "Willin'," a fantastic song by Lowell George. She had a great backup band, too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3urlHdmoK2Hfc0

[@kens32052]

I would say Linda had a pretty good career: She has earned 11 Grammy Awards, three American Music Awards, two Academy of Country Music awards, an Emmy Award, and an ALMA Award.

[@sandyschannel6917]

Linda was one of the biggest names in the 1970s when I was growing up and she made some awesome music

[@thehorrorfanx]

One of the top 5 female vocalists of all time. Incredible talent.

[@rafehr1378]

Linda is from Tucson, AZ. Way back when before she first made it with the Stone Ponys and well into the 1980s she was known as the "Barefoot Princess". Real hippy chick musician.

[@mikewest6569]

I think that was Daniel gold on lead guitar. He had a decent career of his own.

[@robertserafin-uc3qn]

The original was by Dee Dee Warwick '63 , Betty Everett covered it a year later to Linda of course 70's & you'd find out that Van Halen covered it in '79

[@Mac-ix4qp]

Had such a crush on her when I was young. No genre she couldn't sing. This is my favorite song and the sexy growls and power are still beautiful. And Andrew Gold on guitar, who helped produce and played on the studio album.