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[@amandathibodeau4996]

Linda was one of my first obsessions as a teenager in the 70's! She is incredible!!

[@StevesFunhouse]

You and me too, buddy👍😁😉 !!!

[@jeffgatewood2104]

My shop teacher in junior high had her poster on the wall of the shop.

[@user-le5qb5fd2i]

Linda Ronstadt was a power house of a country and rock vocalist. Thanks for your review of You're No Good. Before her Parkinsons diagnosis, Linda could belt out anything with a full-throttle, rich and clear voice.

[@Titus-as-the-Roman]

Linda Ronstadt and the Stone ponies was her first group, consisting of Linda Ronstadt on vocals, Bobby Kimmel on rhythm guitar and vocals, and Kenny Edwards on lead guitar. Their recordings include Ronstadt's first hit song, a cover of Mike Nesmith's "Different Drum". Yes that's the Mike Nesmith that was on the Monkeys.

[@jakesmith5278]

Powerhouse. Love Linda so much.

[@karyn354]

Linda is my all-time favorite female singer! She is a true legend.

[@joannevincent2035]

This performance was from late 1973, a couple years after Glenn Frey and Don Henley flew the coop to form the Eagles. Jeff 'Skunk' Baxter is on congas, Andrew Gold on guitar, Kenny Edwards on bass, and Richie Heyward on drums. I don't know the names of the ladies singing backup.

[@Eyes-of-Horus]

Bongos are small drums held between the legs. The large drums are generally referred to as conga drums. It is so sad that Linda Rhonstadt's magnificent voice is forever silenced by Parkinsons Disease. The outstanding female voice of the 70s and into the 80s.

[@stanleynykaza9042]

Please react to TUMBLING DICE Live 1977 Atlanta and HEATWAVE LIVE by Linda Ronstat ...the girl ROCKS !

[@wcwindom56]

Linda's voice was awesome. She even recorded an opera song

[@maritamcnichol8849]

Everyone wants to be Linda, but they can't ... because she is LINDA. No auto tune or junk. Just great music. Great album. "Heart Like a Wheel". Listen to Desperado.

[@raycornford283]

My favourite from Linda is "Desperado", but I don't think she ever made a bad recording

[@teller1290]

Desperado is fabulous by her. Silver threads also amazing.

[@wcwindom56]

I* bever heard a bad one from her

[@janicetrimmell6897]

Linda could sing anything from all kind of music genres. This is just wonderful hard hitting straight up rock and roll. The Midnight Special was weekly viewing for me. So, Glenn Frey and Don Henley were asked to tour with her back in 1971. They roomed together on the tour and decided they wanted to start a band of their own. They talked to Linda and her producer about it, and Linda was very helpful in getting them started. She also knew Bernie Leadon and Randy Meisner and suggested they get them in the band. There is some great footage of her singing with the Eagles on the "Rock Concert." Her version of "Desperado" is what most of us know, and they did this great version of "Silver Threads and Golden Needles." She is just great.

[@mikelundquist4596]

Good god, she can belt. I love her pretty voice too, but when she pushes it, look out!

[@DanielFrost21]

Linda was amazing. A blend of beauty and an incredible voice. Another great one from her is "When Will I Be Loved?" The founding members of the Eagles played in her backup band before they went out on their own.

[@user-le5qb5fd2i]

Linda's backing band for this Midnight Special episode was part Linda's touring band and part added players and singers for the her television performance. It is not the Eagles, who just shortly, 2 years before You're No Good was released, were actually the supporting players that she recorded and toured with nationally after Linda discovered Don Henley, Glen Frey, Randy Meisner and Bernie Leadon, the original Eagles band in Los Angeles.

[@thomastimlin1724]

Linda Ronstadt is an all around singer in any genre, and proved it over and over again with many Grammys. Rock , Country, folk music, light opera, big band, Mariachi type music, she did it all. You're No Good is only the tip of the iceberg. when young she took many voice lessons, her whole family was traditionally very musical in Tucson AZ. she was much more musical...dynamics [loud, medium soft), vibrato, phrasing and breath support, no screaming, and good tone quality.

[@anthonyarmstrong14]

Linda Ronstadt had 9 voice lessons for Pirates of Penzance. Thats it.

[@johnthegreek5836]

Linda Ronstadt is one of my top female singers of all time and I’m so glad I was able to see her in concert twice, such a beautiful talented singer

[@moonbeam2062]

The girl in the gold outfit singing backup and dancing is Clydie King. She was also one of the backup singers on Lynyrd Skynyrd's hit record, "Sweet Home Alabama". The other woman is Sherlie Matthews. She was a former Motown singer and also did session work as a backup singer. The drummer is Richie Hayward of the band, Little Feat. Bongos was Jeff Baxter of The Doobie Brothers and Steely Dan. And as has already been mentioned by another poster the lead guitar was the great Andrew Gold. He played lead guitar on many of her early hit records. He also had his own hit songs with "Thank you For Being A Friend" and "Lonely Boy". Bass was Kenny Edwards, one of the founding members of Linda's early band "The Stone Ponys". The keyboard player is John Boylan who produced many big acts including, Ricky Nelson, The Association, Pure Prairie league among others, He also produced Boston's first album. Quite an impressive and talented group on that stage!

[@ParkerAllen2]

Great song. This was Linda's biggest hit.

[@otter9541]

Daughter has so much emotion in her face..like she’s about to weep

[@aj_aka_alan]

Linda was the GOAT. You have barely scratched the surface of her range of abilities. When I hear a song of hers now, I just break out in tears thinking of her current condition

[@tomevans7567]

My all time favorite singer and man did I have a celebrity crush on her.

[@francesthompson593]

The Lead Guitarist was Andrew Gold her Musical Manager who wrote Thank You For Being A Friend was a very talented Singer/Songwriter. The Bongo player played multiple instruments for Steely Dan and Doobie Brothers!

[@dannyparada6399]

Nice reaction, Linda the best always.

[@tsch38301]

She can sing like that because she is Linda Ronstadt.

[@Eric_L_Laney]

I remember this song playing on the radio/stereo every time I turned around beck in that time period. Her voice is amazing. My favorite song of hers is Different Drum. She recorded it back in the late 60s when she was a part of a group called Stone Poneys.

[@wayne_twentyfive]

"Different Drum" is my favourite of hers too ! .. Written by Mike Nesmith of The Monkees.

[@Eric_L_Laney]

@@wayne_twentyfive I didn’t know that. Thanks for sharing.

[@wayne_twentyfive]

@@Eric_L_Laney My pleasure, Eric. 👌

[@joerobertmolina5480]

YOU MUST FOLLOW HER CAREER IN MUSIC TRY SOME OF HER " MARIACHI SONGS !! THEY WILL BLOW YOU WAY! " WHAT'S NEW " W/THE NELSON RIDDLE ORCHESTRA. LINDA & AARON NEVILLE !! LINDA WAS HONORED IN THE ROCK N ROLL HALL OF FAME & ALSO THE LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT FOR THE ARTS....THE KENNEDY HONORS !! THIS WONDERFUL GIRL MAKES ME PROUD TO BE MEXICAN AMERICAN !!

[@marlew6629]

the greatest female vocalist in rock

[@redpine8665]

If you want to hear a tear jerker from early Linda Ronstadt, give "Long, Long Time" a listen by The Stone Ponys - she was the singer. It was a big hit.

[@raycewilliams3300]

This song came out in 1974 while in was still in college in San Jose, Ca. I met her along with Jerry Brown, who she was dating at the time, on my college campus. Jerry was running for Governor of Ca. at the time. I recall thinking how beautiful she was. She already had the voice of an angel. I knew that she was pretty by her album covers but I was stunned at her natural beauty.

[@adriancozad8308]

🎼🎶🎵🎼🥰 haha..I like you ladies reactions..(class of 71)

[@strategicplanetxmuzik4384]

......drums that are struck with the hand are part of a larger group of drums called the percussion section. Rattles, tambourines and shakers are also percussion instruments. The drum set that you see rock drummers with all of the cymbals and various drums that the drummer sits behind is called a 'trap set' or the 'traps' 😎

[@stephenhanft1226]

"You're No Good" was a great choice for your next Linda Ronstadt song to react to. While she had many top 10 hits, this was her only #1 on the pop charts. What I loved so much about Linda is that she had such an incredible voice that could sing any style or music genre. The next Linda Ronstadt song that I would recommend you react to is "It's So Easy". It's a fun rocking song very similar to "You're No Good" and I'm sure you will enjoy it.

[@stever3145]

Fun Fact...The Eagles originated with the shared vision of guitarist Glenn Frey and drummer Don Henley when both were part of Linda Ronstadt's backup band.

[@stevejones7093]

Linda's best is "Different Drum" with the Stone Ponies.

[@eviekelpie1]

Hi ladies, new sub from Australia here. Loving your channel. I grew up listening to Linda, and actually this was the first song I heard. Linda is one of the most popular female singers ever! She's half Hispanic and does sing in Spanish with a mariachi band. Must react to "La Charreada". It'll blow your minds! No this isn't The Eagles, it's her hand. Yes they're bongo or congo drums. Cheers from Susana, 60 years young, from the east coast of Australia 💞

[@maryanngarrimone1153]

My favorite lady. Her and I are the same age. I love her music when she csme out in 1968 with her first group. She's amazing!!! I have all of vinyl record albums in my record collection. You need to play all of her other songs. Love her!!! ❤

[@deadandburied7626]

Thank you so much for doing another Linda Ronstadt song. 😊

[@dmaclel487]

Linda was just the greatest, glad I grew up in the era where she was so prominent. If you want a real Xmas treat search for Linda and Aaron Neville doing Silent Night, a really fabulous version. Some of their duets are the best I have ever heard

[@tomwareham7944]

Linda Ronstadt was at the time of this song my favourite American rock singer (female that is) and if pushed I'll confess to being a little bit in lust with her , it helped that my new bride was called Linda and she actually looked like her , unfortunately my Linda was tone deaf and couldn't sing to save herself but I kept her for 50 years anyway .this song and the seventies songs in general fill me so full of fond memories . Thank you for reminding me of all the great things in my life .

[@FionaEm]

Can't believe I only just found your channel 😊 You guys are lovely together, and genuine about the songs you react to. Linda Ronstadt was an amazing singer, and this track is my favourite of hers. An absolute belter ☺

[@glennsmusicchannel]

Ooh, glad to see you watching the live video of this! Love Linda R. ETA: The Eagles were Linda's band for her 1971 album "Linda Ronstadt". They left soon after that, I think.

[@uncabuzz118]

The Eagles began in early 1971, when Linda Ronstadt and her manager John Boylan recruited local musicians Glenn Frey and Don Henley for her band. Henley had moved to Los Angeles from Texas and Frey had come from Michigan. They had met in 1970 at The Troubadour in Los Angeles. Randy Meisner and Bernie Leadon later joined Ronstadt's group of performers for her summer tour promoting the Silk Purse album. Ronstadt began singing YOU'RE NO GOOD in 1973 to end her shows. Linda recorded the song in 1974 on her breakthrough album HEART LIKE A WHEEL. The song was a last minute addition to the album. Interestingly, Ronstadt had signed with Asylum Recorded and HEART LIKE A WHEEL was a contractual obligation to Capitol Records. It became Ronstadt first #1 album and sent her fame into the stratosphere. Give a listen to HURT SO BAD. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3q7m2eHd8qqY84

[@robertworrell6287]

I was real excited to see this video. Linda and Andrew Gold did this song at the White House in 1994.... hum. Seeing Linda do Long Long Time and Love Sick Blues on Playboy After Dark 1970 has a lot going on with entertainment history.

[@daddyguerrero]

Great reaction to a great song. Loved it. And oh my, a new look for you with your hair pulled up. Fantastic🥰 Just love the interaction between you two.

[@broadway427]

The first time I heard this song was by Betty Everett in 1963..Singer Dee Warwick also singed it in the same year. Linda Ronstadt covered it in 1974

[@nemovidet2111]

The band was just put together, not members of the eagles. The lead guitarist is Andrew Gold who had a solo career of his own, but played on other Linda Ronstadt albums.

[@timsparks4990]

You two lovely ladies did it again! Found another true "classic" to react to. Linda Ronstadt is always a great choice as she was a top female performer during the 70's. I have always loved her music! Although she has many hits, the first one you did "Blue Bayou" is my favorite. Another job well done ladies!

[@robertfindley921]

I think it was Glen Frey and Don Henley of the Eagles that rented rooms from her before they were famous. And I think she introduced them and encouraged them to form a band. I think they played on some of her songs. One morning she said she left home and when she returned that evening, they had written Tequila Sunrise or something. This came from an interview with her. I'd have to check to confirm. Tons of music history here including Jackson Browne and J.D. Souther.

[@donpietruk1517]

You guys should try a react to Linda covering the Rolling Stones classic Tumbling Dice. She stays true to the intent on the original while putting her own spin on it as always. It seriously rivals Mick's best performances of the song. Also her lead tour guitarist Waddy Wachtel is a legend. He did studio work with every major artist of the day and could play anything and do it well. Linda was such a hippie chick back then. She often appeared barefoot in early concerts or in cowboy boots (Arizona gal who grew up in ranch country). She was the best, never pretentious or showcased her voice just to show off. Just sang the song and used her power to emphasize the music.

[@mikelundquist4596]

Bongo player is Jeff 'Skunk ' Baxter, who also played with the Doobie Brothers and with Steeley Dan.

[@user-le5qb5fd2i]

Please play and review Linda Ronstadts live stage version of "Silver Threads and Golden Needles" where she performs with the original Eagles band members Don Henley, Glen Frey, Bernie Leadon and Randy Meisner. They were all the cream of the crop among the 1970s Los Angeles country rock scene, establishing them as the most significant artists of that music genre culture.

[@matskarlsson3219]

In the Uk "The Swinging Blue Jeans", had the hit version of "You´re No Good" reaching number 3 in the summer of 1964. Linda Ronstadt´s version of "You´re No Good" became the songs most successful cover. The song reaching No.1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in February 15, 1975. Suggestion two great duet songs: "Linda Ronstadt & Bonnie Raitt - Blowing Away", and "Linda Ronstadt & Ann Savoy - Walk Away Reene".

[@myviewmjs3632]

She’s great, check her out when she was lead singer with, The Stone Poneys late sixties. “Different Drum” put her on the proverbial map.

[@39thala]

So many big names in this band for this performance. I won't go into each one's fame. But the lead guitarist with the red hair and beard is one of may favorites, the late Andrew Gold. He was Linda's band leader at that time and a multi-talented, multi instrumentalist and successful songwriter. He had a couple of hit songs himself later on. "Lonely Boy" and "Thank You For Being A Friend' (which was later used as the theme song for the TV show, The Golden Girls)

[@fw1421]

It’s amazing this generation doesn’t know so many of the songs/bands from the greatest era of music.

[@ENDTIMEsVideoLibrary]

Here's a way different Linda Rondstadt suggestion for you.. In the 1980s Linda teamed with the famous 1950s Arranger Nelson Riddle for 3 phenominal and very successful albums of Old Jazz Standards from the 1930s-1950s. Her first big hit from the first album was called "What's New" and it blew everybody away that she could have such a Big Pop Hit from a 1950s song arranged with a Retro Feel to it!! These albums have gone collectible now.. All of the songs on all 3 albums are Materpieces.

[@Mark-iv7np]

,🔥🔥🔥 FIRE! Linda,was one of the greatest singers ever. In Rock n Roll Hall of Fame and sure, deserves it. Her and Dusty Springfield are noted to cover songs as good or better than the original. Examples: Heat Wave, Tracks,of my Tears, Ooo Baby Baby, I knew you When, especially Tumbling Dice by the Stones.

[@Mr.56Goldtop]

Some real heavyweights in her band, the great multitalented Andrew Gold (Oh What a Lonely Boy and Thank You For Being a Friend) on guitar and Jeff Skunk Baxter (Steely Dan, Doobie Brothers, and just about everybody else) on congas here! Wow, s9me heavy hitters! And the girl in the gold outfit is wearing a wig. She sang back up with a ton of artists back then.

[@StevesFunhouse]

Hello, you 2 sweet, lovely ladies 😉. No, this was definitely NOT the group, Eagles. The guy playing the congas (Me Steve ... remember, congas big, bongos smaller) is Jeff "Skunk" Baxter, a very talented, long-time, multi-instrumentalist and session musician, founding member of Steely Dan, then a member of the Doobie Brothers and finally, the group Spirit. He continued on in, around and after those groups, once again, as a session musician ... and for TONS of bands. He has also worked more recently as a defense consultant and has advised U.S. members of Congress on missile defense. That that is also Andrew Gold playing the lead guitar here, a musician who also came out later as a solo artist with some very popular hits, 2 of which were Lonely Boy (1977) and Thank You for Being a Friend (1978, used also as the opening theme for, "The Golden Girls"). He died in 2011 (age 59) in his sleep from heart failure.

[@teller1290]

Was that you years ago on this Midnight Express YT video that posted a similar comment. If so, I think you also enlightened us on the other drummer and the keyboard man. Sadly, beautiful Clydie King (shapely, woman in the tight, mustard -colored outfit moving so skillfully) passed away not long ago.

[@StevesFunhouse]

@@teller1290 It quite possibly was me. I do make comments like this a lot because I like spreading knowledge and knowing that I'm making an impact is really cool, as is finding out that people are reading and benefiting from them. Thank you. RIP Clydie. I heard about her passing too, and it saddens me every time I hear about losing 1 of our own.

[@teller1290]

This was a classic performance on the old, WONDERFUL, late nite classic show, "The Midnight Express" that came on midnight est on either Fri, Sat...so kids could watch. These things were done without all the "safety straps" that musicians have now, but they just ...laid ...it ...out back then. AND,...no, that's not the Eagles as her band (if that's what the daughter alluded to near the end of video).

[@donaldsmith283]

Love it.

[@barrym.8837]

I went to 3, maybe 4 concerts of hers Just love her! Listen to Heat Wave.

[@wayne_twentyfive]

Great reaction to one of Linda's signature songs ( even though it's actually a cover ) .. I just love her .. She could and DID sing just about ANYTHING .. And she was very "easy on the eye" too ( to use a favourite Generation Gap term 😅 ).. So many more wonderful Linda songs to react to, ladies .. Can't go wrong with her .. Cheers, Wayne

[@generationgapreacts]

You're name is different, almost didn't recognize you except for the "2525" - Yes I am loving my some Linda... can't wait to hear more from her

[@wayne_twentyfive]

@@generationgapreacts Thanks for letting me know that my YT name looks different .. Apparently YT made some recent changes to what they call your "handle", which can affect how your name appears .. On my YT screen it still says "wayne252525", but it must now look different to others .. Can you please tell me what name you see, and I'll investigate further .. Thanks again .. Wayne

[@generationgapreacts]

@@wayne_twentyfive It shows as “wmw2525”

[@wayne_twentyfive]

@@generationgapreacts Thanks .. Will look into it.👍

[@teller1290]

@@generationgapreacts Linda's golden pipes were such a guaranteed money maker that she always could get fabulous backup and musicians in her band, even though there was turnover. If you go to that amazing Midnight Express video, scroll down carefully, you can find a post from a seemingly very knowledgeable guy who names each person in the video and describes how they're all luminaries in their field. Both women, Atlanta -based r&b singers, cut their own albums and we're in high demand. The guitarist, Andrew Gold, started his own act not long after this. I still remember a great single he did, c.'77, "Lonely Boy." Sadly, he died rather early. I forget the rest but it was impressive. And speaking of Linda "belting it out (and that's a perfect description of her gift... being able to all but tell and it comes out GOLD)," catch her in center field at Dodger Stadium, '83, BELTING OUT the notoriously difficult Nat'l Anthem. Amazing...and done, as you say here so astutely, "effortlessly." Also, great performance with The Eagles on yr, "Silver Thread, Golden...(?), c. mid-70s. Linda apparently was in the Eagles at one time. And catch her as a REALLY young woman, barefoot, on the Johnny Cash Show. Stunning stuff. Thx.

[@deannajones3849]

I used to watch The Midnight Special every Friday at midnight!

[@MLJ7956]

You both should check out Linda Ronstadt when she sings 'Goodbye My Friend'. It always brings tears to my eyes because such a beautiful song that is so heartfelt 😭

[@firedoc5]

Linda was my first album cover crush. Then hearing her voice just made me fall in love with her even more. She's one of the most versatile singers ever. One of her first hits was "Different Drum" when she was with Stone Pony. Eventually she helped her back-up band to go out on their own. A little band called The Eagles came out of it.

[@jollyj3285]

My fave by Linda but please do more of her stuff she's amazing!!!! Try Tracks of My Tears !!

[@vaughnroycroft999]

At first I was a bit bummed by this being the live version, but I quickly remembered who we're dealing with here. Linda CAN SING... Like, for real. This format gave you the full, authentic voice. A lot of The Midnight Special clips are less than stellar; it was a show that came on late, obviously, and seems like most of the performers were more interested in partying than in putting on their best performance. Plus, the sound quality is usually outdated. But it definitely gives you a "slice of the 70s" with the hair and clothes, etc. I think I recommended the documentary, The Sound of my Voice, on the Blue Bayou video, but I'm going to stick with it. It'll give you that whole Eagles association backstory. This band is not the Eagles, as others have pointed out. But Andrew Gold on guitar was fantastic, and had quite the career of his own. you guys should check out "Oh What A Lonely Boy," by him one of these days. It's such a weird 70s hit, with such a unique story. It's like a bit of psycho analysis, just checking out his family dynamics in the lyrics, lol.

[@757optim]

There are a lot of stellar performances from The Midnight Special.

[@victorgomez8660]

Hi ladies. Linda is an amazing performer and a spectacular singer. Rect to her singing with mariachi the song la cigarra.

[@stephenlaffoon6680]

Anybody reconize the Bongo Player that’s Jeff skunk Baxter guitar player from Steely Dan and the Doobie Brothers and Evan earlier the band Spirit if you’re old enough to remember them. I absolutely love Linda Ronstadt

[@stephenlaffoon6680]

Also the Guitar player is Andes Gold remember the song Lonly boy very good friends with Linda and a star in his own right

[@stephenlaffoon6680]

Andrew gold oops

[@joecrone9862]

Linda's back up band became the "eagles ".

[@williamfox1203]

one of my favourite songs of Linda,s is don,t know much with Peabo Bryson from the Animated movie American Tail

[@robinmills8675]

You should listen to La Charreada. She sings in Spanish in the mariachi style. Fantastic even if you don't understand the language.

[@terenzo50]

Jeff Baxter of Steely Dan on congas. Probably SD's Jim Hodder on drums but I couldn't see well enough to be certain. This was late 1973.

[@richardwhite2344]

I Love this!!!! Thanks for checking it out. In by opinion, the recording is better!!!

[@debbiechang5781]

Can’t find enough superlative adjectives to describe this woman’s talent. Everything she touched was made better by her voice. I would love to see you react to her live performance of “Down So Low”. It’s amazing. She definitely leaves her soul on the stage! Love your videos. Those are Congas drums you were wondering about. 🌺✌️

[@hehs3469]

" HEART " , " BARRACUDA " , " BOZ SCAGGS , Dirty Low Down " " Looking Glass " , " Brandy Your A Fine Girl " , " Janis Joplin , Baby , " " Ambrosia , How Much I Feel " , " Stevie Ray Vaughan Pride And Joy " ,

[@ednafenton7558]

No one has told you yet, so l will. If you want to hear some great harmonies, listen to Linda singing with Dolly Parton & Emmylou Harris. Thet did 2 albums called, "Trio" & "Trio 2". It doesn't matter what song you pick because every song is great. They sound beautiful together!

[@festidious2644]

She was so popular with many big hits but the one that really excels for me is one that she co wrote for the movie The Secret Garden. Who would have thought of Linda singing soprano. Check out the song, Winter Light.

[@mikelundquist4596]

BTW, the bongo player is a pretty good guitarist, too.

[@waynehauser3611]

Looks like Don Felder on guitar here, can anyone tell me ? Of course with the Eagles connection yeah, but he wasn't in the band then. I know they all hang out and new of each other, so it makes for a possible connection. This is her band after Glenn and Don had formed the eagles . Cheers from Down Under 🤘😎🤘

[@Rickhorse1]

Oh, about the Eagles & Linda. Yes they were here backing band for a while until she convinced them that they should go out on their own. (They are grateful to her, to this day in interviews). By the time of "You're no Good" the Eagles were stars themselves. On their second album in 1973, the Eagles wrote "Desperado" and sent it to Linda as a "thank you". She recorded her cover of it and it became a big hit...in fact today it is remembered as one of the Eagles best songs..yet according to Don Henley it wasn't a hit until Linda made it one. This is one of the only videos that I know of with Linda & the Eagles together, performing Desperado. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHWlZ6SHoqmcb7s

[@VIDSTORAGE]

Eagles members were her band for a short period but that is not them on this. Andrew Gold ,known for the song Lonely Boy is the guitar player in the band . .Linda was the highest paid female entertainer in the 1970s .. / CONGOS ,, Bongos are very small

[@dianneminchin1592]

You need to listen to the HBO concert she did in 1980 of this song. It's a much mature Linda. It's just great.

[@donnamikola48]

Love Linda Ronstadt!! So many hits and among them is a hidden gem - "Long, Long Time." Hope you can add it to the roster.

[@robertworrell6287]

See her sing that on Playboy After Dark and read descriptions and few comments.

[@Mycroftsbrother]

This is post Eagles. The guitar player is Andrew Gold, I believe, who had some hits of his own.

[@bobkovacs2206]

The Eagles formed in 1971, so Ronstadt's backup band in this video is not the Eagles. The lead guitarist in this video is Andrew Gold, who can play just about anything and worked with Ronstadt for years. Her version of "Heat Wave" has Gold playing everything except the bass... and it is excellent: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJ24eWdmj6qMkNE

[@tvgator1]

New band. The Eagles were already performing as The Eagles at this point.

[@user-pk2fg8im4u]

Haven't heard that one in a long time, fun song with absolutely no inference to the quality of your channel! You two always make me smile. Thanks, God bless. (John Denver, "Hey it's good to be back home again"). Please?

[@generationgapreacts]

Great suggestion! We love John Denver :)

[@uncabuzz118]

Another great Ronstadt/Jimmy Webb collaboration is EASY FOR YOU TO SAY. Released in 1983 a 35 year old Linda couldn't be any cuter! This was an appearance on Johnny Carson. Hey Momma Gap remember when late night TV hosts were funny and talented? kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3iQfmqFqrBqgrs

[@tommythompson9565]

I prefer the studio versions, but when the performer is as talented as Linda Ronstadt, it ain't too much of a disappointment.

[@joejohnston3591]

Eagles would release their third album in 1974, this is a whole new flock of birds!

[@kathrynjarlov5166]

Down So Low.

[@gregcarlson6342]

I think the future Eagle members she helped get together were session musicians when she went to record her early stuff. Her band before "Stone Ponies" was crap! She more or less helped "The Eagles' get together , and I believe she is the only one who got the rights to record The Eagles "Desperado" which should be reacted to.

[@larrybutler8948]

To see a rare look at a young Linda watch Neil Young's Harvest Moon official Music Video. She was a back up singer then

[@shirleycarr5387]

Could u react to a long long time by Linda ronstad, please. Very pretty song.

[@robertworrell6287]

See Linda sing it on T.V show Playboy After Dark with solo guitar by one of the Eagles 1970.On KZbin.

[@757optim]

Not Eagles backing. Eagles debut single "Take It Easy" was released May 1, 1972. I remember the first time I heard it on my car's AM radio. I was sold.

[@sherigrow6480]

Time to add Gloria Estefan and the Miami Sound Machine to your list of artists, and then you'll know what congas are!

[@user-le5qb5fd2i]

It would be nice if you reviewers could context some historical information on the artist and the song into your commentary to support the significance and dignity of the performance