STUNNING!| FIRST TIME HEARING Linda Ronstadt - The Tracks Of My Tears REACTION

STUNNING!| FIRST TIME HEARING Linda Ronstadt - The Tracks Of My Tears REACTION
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[@valerienewton908]

Linda sings my life! Losing her voice & music to Parkinson's is a tragedy for her and all of us!

[@surlechapeau]

She has Progressive supranuclear palsy, which is also degenerative in nature. 🙏for Linda.

[@kenperkins7921]

One of the incredible Ladies of the SUPER 70S,!!

[@crbr1432000]

Ditto Ditto Ditto!

[@richardwhite2344]

Agree!!!! Such a legend!!!!

[@heidisprouse4290]

She was amazing. ❤

[@GaryNoone-jz3mq]

The best female vocalist of the 20th century, bar none!

[@mt0115]

The voice of a generation, Linda Ronstadt can sing anything. 😎🍺

[@ChrisW-17]

It's really impressive the range of music her voice can handle! And can sing with any duet partner as well!

[@demonhoopa]

Facts

[@FirstSuiGeneris]

Linda's voice is like a paint brush; no matter the song, she can paint a picture in your mind!

[@earth2kosmickitty]

Ahhh, u waxin so poetically there. Couldn't have said it better myself, just beautiful...🥰

[@daviddragavon7555]

Very well put!

[@andymageen5308]

I wish I’d have said that, perfect metaphor ✌️

[@daviddragavon7555]

@andymageen5308 I was thinkin' the same thing! I wish I'd said that too!

[@rogerwilliams5382]

I don't know why we even discuss this. Linda Ronstadt is the greatest female vocalist ever.

[@pbohearn]

I enjoy your show because you’re both so positive and it’s great that you have appreciation and admiration for Linda Ronstadt. She’s my favorite singer ever.

[@raymondreid4987]

My woman Linda Ronstadt. She can sing to me all night long.

[@magic8ball1982]

So far, she's only in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. I'm waiting for her to also be inducted into Country Music Hall of Fame, becoming the 9th person to achieve that feat. She certainly deserves it.

[@geoffthomas3238]

Couldn’t agree more. Dolly is in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame Linda Should be in the Country Hall Of Fame

[@angieday5183]

@@geoffthomas3238 Especially since Dolly never did any rock

[@geoffthomas3238]

Wasn’t advocating for or against Dolly in the RRHoF but the fact remains she’s in kinda pointless to argue that. If memory serves me Dolly tried to decline saying exactly that, “I’m not a rock singer” but was lobbied by fans and other RRHoF members to accept and changes her mind and did. Bottom line of my comment was Linda had certainly sung much more country material than Dolly has Rock so if Dolly is in Rock (and she certainly is) then Linda deserves recognition in Country HoF

[@magic8ball1982]

@@angieday5183 She didn't do rock, but she did do rock and roll. People tend to forget there's a difference.

[@mikedineen7857]

Linda was the best that ever stepped up to a microphone.

[@ed.z.]

The most gorgeous textured voice in human history. I took my wife to see her in concert several times. Love. Love. Love.

[@robertmorgan6534]

Absolutely, hands down the greatest female voice of the pop/rock era.

[@mattbarba3993]

Are you aware that Linda Ronstadt also sang Opera? Google it and definitely react to her opera singing it will blow your mind

[@pamelaesparza1586]

Another amazing cover of Smokey Robinson that she did was Ooh Baby Baby. That one was 🔥🔥

[@shawnroberts8650]

Ooh Baby Baby my favorite of Linda's

[@ninaleo37]

My favorite song of Linda's 🎶💜

[@Reclining_Spuds]

December 23, 1978, the "Living in the USA" tour in the Fabulous Forum, Linda brought Smokey on to perform this song. One of my favorite concert memories. 🥰

[@billyf2833]

@@shawnroberts8650 Yes! Her breathiness in that song, while pitch perfect, would confuse a pitch correction program!

[@TexasRivermedic]

Was going to say the same thing, so thank you ver much for the comment!

[@matthewholbrook2975]

7:20 Hello I am 57 years old and I grew up listening to Linda Ronstadt and she is amazing I also love Arron Neville his voice with hers is like two puzzles pieces fitting together perfectly. They did other duets together I believe 3 of them all just as amazing as this one. She also did a duet with Smokey Robinson singing this song and I got to say that it was so awesome I believe they performed it on a show maybe it was an music awards show if you don’t believe me then check it out for yourself and believe me it will be worth the time it takes

[@suzy260]

I love that you two recognize and appreciate brilliance when you see it.

[@stevenblock9712]

I do love Linda, who did quite a few covers, but this song belongs to Smokey Robinson, who wrote it, and his version is the classic one. You should look for Linda's live TV performance of Long, Long Time. For a live performance, she is perfect and it will bring a lump to your throat.

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Amber! Thanks, Jay! 😭 #RobSquadReactions #LindaRonstadt #TheTrackOfMyTears

[@jerrygentry2348]

She performed the operetta Pirates of Penzance on Broadway. So, yes, she was able to do everything.

[@olgaramirez7739]

No one can compare to singer like Linda rondstandt… everything now is digital. Baxk thenwas true raw real beauty of a music

[@ericalred290]

Amber, I have been in love with Linda for about 50 years now. She has been my favorite female performer for a very long time. Took my girlfriend (now my wife) to a Linda concert in 1981. I told her that I love her but if Linda ever pulls up in my driveway and asks me to go with her that I am going. That deal still stands. LoL

[@lpjones11]

You should see her and Smokey doing this song together at the Motown reunion special. Fantastic!

[@karenj3611]

Linda did do opera, she was in The Pirates of Penzance back in 1983

[@johnsilva9139]

Went to see her in free performance of Pirates of Penzance in Central Park in 1983. Ten minutes into show a thunder storm hit canceling show before Linda came on. Still upset that that happened and missed that opportunity to see and hear her perform.

[@blackblake3658]

This is one of those covers where I love both. Smokey's version is smooth, more fun and Linda's is more emotional.

[@geoffthomas3238]

Willie Nelson said it best talking about Linda he said “There are two kinds of men in this world, those that have a crush on Linda Ronstadt and those who have never heard of her” I proudly take my place in the first category. A completely beautiful lady inside and out and the best female voice of at least one generation probably more. Please keep going you still have genres you haven’t touched on. Her three Albums of Classic American Songbook selections with orchestra leader Nelson Riddle need your attention starting with What’s New. Her operatic performance in The Pirates of Penzance (Poor Wandering One) is the song. I think her best duet, Somewhere Out There with James Ingram and you still have plenty of Rockin Linda like 1974s Silver Threads and Golden Needles.

[@DR77711]

Aside from having a huge crush on her, you know it's Linda singing because her voice is so recognizable. Just powerful. Thank you for helping the younger generation appreciate these timeless tunes and artists. ....and for letting us old folks reminisce !

[@Owen_S.]

Oh man, back in the 70s and thereabouts, pretty much every straight guy I knew had a huge crush on Linda. Not hard to see why. And that voice! Wow, she was so damned versatile, too.

[@Tessmage_Tessera]

@@Owen_S. It's true. I was a teenage boy in the 70's and I don't mind admitting that I got horny every time I saw her. Linda was a world class beauty back then.

[@stevenwoodward5923]

Please correct me if I am wrong, but I aways thought that Linda looked like she could be sisters wiih Cindy Williams from the tv show Laverne and Shirley.

[@DR77711]

@steven Woodward I never thought about that until just now. They do have some similar features.

[@robsmith6065]

Check out another Linda genre when she sings 1940s Big Band with Nelson Riddle and his orchestra!! She can do anything.

[@MichaelRivera-ns2dd]

One of the greatest voices of all time period!!!!

[@mariaeveliaguerreroparker4561]

Oh, you lovely children! Opera. Gilbert a d Sullivan were Opera Comedy composers in the 19th century. It was made into a movie musical, and Linda Ronstadt plays the lead. Look it up!

[@jasonshekelton8676]

A side of Linda you haven’t discovered yet is her rocking side ! Try her 70s song Poor Poor Pitiful Me

[@markwaldman5389]

She's also partially responsible for the development of the Eagles, some of whom were in her backup band and with her encouragement went out on their own.

[@sparky6086]

Check Linda Ronstadt out singing Buddy Holly's "It's so Easy (to fall in Love)". It's great!

[@curtisshaw9317]

Gorgeous important pipes. Powerful enough and tender enough. A songwriter's champion and deeply beloved by players that were usually less than gallant. Linda is a very special songbird.

[@vix387]

You need to listen to her do Operetta too. 'Poor Wandrin' One' from The PIrates of Penzance proves she REALLY can do anything! One of my favourite singers. I love to watch you appreciate her too.

[@bobreaves6804]

Did you know that Don Henley, Glenn Frey, and Randy Meisner were all a part of Linda Ronstadt's band before breaking away to form the Eagles. That shows why her music was so good to have great musicians and singers in her band.

[@SandraJones-py1bd]

She got them together. I haven’t seen any reactions on the site to the Eagles.

[@Bjorn9284]

The Eagles - Hotel California, was her backing band. It takes a big band, to back a big voice.

[@ClaudeJordan-rh4zx]

She is one of the few lady vocalist that could sing ANYTHING!! It broke my heart when she lost the ability to sing...to think about it even now saddens me. Next to Minnie, Linda had the most angelic voice. From all accounts, she's beautiful Inside and out.🥰

[@sunnystormy4973]

-#cheers-- !-

[@willowthegood9035]

Her song "Long, Long Time" can make you cry. If you've ever loved someone who didn't love you back, this song says it all.

[@thingwithfeathers5129]

Never has a song of unrequited love break you as much as this.

[@npnp-qt1mm]

she has so many great songs she female artist u can say she a legend in music

[@dmaclel487]

Linda also does a beautiful cover of Ooh Baby Baby with gorgeous harmonies

[@keithcarper8809]

❤Linda ☮💜🎶

[@navmark77]

Linda absolutely respects the original Smoky Robinson version, while at the same time creating a beautiful version that is uniquely her own. Also, the accompaniment and backup singing are outstanding. One of the best in her huge catalog of recordings.

[@Reyne-fb7mj]

In the album version Linda hits high notes in the end. Linda did indeed sing in one opera, La Boheme, by Puccini. She used to see operas at the San Francisco Opera. She also sang in the film version of Pirates of Penzance, an operetta by Gilbert and Sullivan. Indeed, Linda can and does sing everything.I recommend reading her autobiography in which she wrote a lot about music and singing. Some folks object to white artists singing songs written by Black artists. Smokey Robinson doesn't object at all. He said it was the greatest compliment when performers sing his songs.

[@frankpeter6851]

I like how linda earned a place of honor on the wall ...if you want to hear her most country recording, i would suggest 'crazy arms'.

[@matthewaguilar8750]

I absolutely adore Linda! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE react to her version of the 1939 song “What’s New” with the Nelson Riddle Orchestra. She is incredible! She did 3 albums of these ‘war-era’ torch songs. All of them amazing. Love your channel!!!!

[@johnsilva9139]

Yes. A great Ronstadt track to react to

[@angieday5183]

live version

[@jellyrollnorton]

I also love her version of "When I Fall In Love" from her Nelson Riddle days.

[@moanahughes3593]

My favorite album of her ❤️‍🔥

[@stacybalson]

I have made this suggestion numerous times when they get so pumped with her performances. Can't seem to crack the code. Once they listen to one, they will want more.

[@nancybrewer8494]

She did star in the Pirates of Penzance, an operetta! Also did La Boheme, an opera!

[@jamiedianne6778]

Linda is number one of my all time top female vocalists, she’s just incredible! There are just so many good tracks for you guys to check out. “Long Long Time”, “Heart like a Wheel”, “Somewhere Out There”, “All My Life” with Aaron Neville….there are just so many! ❤❤❤

[@jacksonmorganfroghin4815]

Have you all heard, HEARTBEATS ACCELERATING by LR? It's kind of obscure but nonetheless incredible. I'm pretty sure you'll like it.

[@davebirch1976]

For me it's gotta be "don't know much" with Aaron Neville

[@joannecunliffe8067]

This is MUSIC. Real music. Fabulous vocals by Linda and well composed melodies. It's something you can just lose yourself in. Sigh. ❤

[@journeyCD]

Oh Linda...Linda...makes me feel really sad to hear you've lost your voice....but thank God for you and your music....your voice is so cool and warm at the same time.....soothing

[@gerardhodkinson2334]

Fantastic Linda

[@ellenkornblum8427]

There is a lesser known Linda song called “Goodbye my friend”. It is a beautiful song about the universal experience if loss. Well worth a listen. Be warned… you will cry.

[@josephcote6120]

A straight up country song from Linda is her cover of "Silver Threads And Golden Needles."

[@colibri1]

You semi-joked that she could probably do opera, too. Well, she sort of has! She starred in a film version of the operetta "Pirates of Penzance." Try her performance of "Poor Wandering One" from it. It will blow you out of the water.

[@user-eh9bi3mg5m]

You need to hear Linda Ronstadt with the guy she discovered in New Orleans playing with his band..... Linda Ronstadt & Aaron Neville Don't Know Much live 1990

[@lisag1510]

I was 12 when she did this. I can't express how much she influenced girls my age. ICON

[@kpowers]

I always loved Linda Ronstadt's cover songs of the 50's 60's

[@edallen3662]

Y'all are missing the boat you gotta watch Linda sing long long time I'm a 62 year old man when she sings that song it makes me tear up

[@markgrabowski5502]

"It's hard not to love her." 100% since I was knee high to a grass hopper I had always loved her!

[@mollieking7432]

"She can sing anything. Put opera on the list ..." Yup - she sang the Gilbert and Sullivan opera, the Pirates of Penzance! Indeed, she can sing anything. Love, love, love her!

[@stephaniesullivan8989]

Penzance was an operetta, a comic opera, and unsurprisingly she was gorgeous (in every sense of the word) in it, both on stage and in the filmed adaptation. But she also did a spell in 1984, on stage of a legitimate opera: Giacomo Puccini’s ‘La Boheme’, performed in English, as the dying Mimi. Though the sound quality is, unfortunately, not the best, it can be found on KZbin.

[@deadandburied7626]

Love your Linda picture on the wall!

[@jeraldkimball494]

I can remember when you could turn on any genre of radio stations and here her there singing. Every genre loved her.

[@DaleBurgess]

4:55 , while not opera, I remember Linda in Gilbert and Sullivan operetta Pirates of Penzance back in 1983. Exceptional. There are also recordings of her doing a La Bohème. You’re not kidding when you say she can sing anything and blow it out of the water.

[@BrandonAnderson-wm4ux]

You need to listen to long time beautiful song beautiful song and it shows off her voice

[@marilynumstead6100]

Love Linda

[@minkgraver]

Country, rock, folk, pop, opera, broadway, standards, traditional Mexican music. She did it all at an elite level. She could absolutely sing anything!

[@curtismarsh4528]

Her song, Long Long Time, is a tune I could never tire of hearing. Tip of the hat to Smokey Robinson.

[@Earcandy73]

You guys are the best! Linda owns it! Her cover of The Rolling Stones “Tumblin’ Dice” kicks a**, she puts Mick to shame in the rock department!

[@emmitstewart1921]

Linda did do an opera. In 1983 she played Mabel in a film version of The Pirates Of Penzance. You should do a film reaction to it. It is an absolute hoot.

[@orlandorojas439]

You have to listen to Linda Ronstadt do "I Will Always Love You", years before Whitney Houston did it...Amazing!!!

[@rafehr1378]

In the 1960s Linda was known in her home town Tucson, Az. as the "Barefoot Princess". With an angelic voice

[@jeraldkimball494]

I remember when I was a young man I was so in love with Linda as most young men were and still are. She is and always will be my favorite female vocalist. She is just so incredible.

[@scotteustice6230]

growing up during the 70's in Tucson, Linda was a Huge deal. A Tucsonian. I liken her to Martina Mcbride, sweet voice that can be POWERFUL! Love her

[@melaniebrown4660]

Linda is an absolute treasure. The next one from her has to be A Long Long Time. It’s a very beautiful but heartbreaking song. And her voice is amazing as always ❤

[@gregfagan199]

She's doing a live take here, which almost no one does anymore. When you have Linda's voice, though, you can pull it off.

[@rmacdougallaliasdogviticus]

Linda's cover of "Tumblin' Dice" is better than the Stones version! 'Long, long time' is one of the best slow tunes ever and another you've not yet done. Cheers.

[@chrisoakley5830]

This one is better than Smokeys.

[@roberttompkins6489]

No, not really--just different.

[@earth2kosmickitty]

I loooove "Long, Long Time", that amazing sort of vocal cry or yodel in her voice that is just so achingly beautiful and ethereal...🥰

[@vickump8242]

She sings in spanish! Mexican- American

[@evanhughes1510]

She’s only like one quarter Mexican

[@VIDSTORAGE]

That is Linda and member Andrew Gold singing with her . Check out his song Lonley Boy

[@Hobodeluxe960]

My favorite cover of her's is the Stones' "Tumblin' Dice"

[@ccm9167]

Linda Ronstadt her voice defined a generation, Linda had one of the greatest voices of my generation she did so much Country, Rock, Pop, R&B, Jazz, Latin, and the list goes on. When she did a song it didn't matter what song she did she made it her own, Amazing Talent and Performer.

[@SWLinPHX]

Linda Ronstadt takes the cake with the most -- thirteen total -- Hot 100 hits (almost all in the Top 40) that were all cover tunes: “Blue Bayou”, “Heat Wave”, “Hurt So Bad”, “I Can’t Let Go”, “It's So Easy”, “Just One Look”, “Ooh Baby Baby”, “Poor Poor Pitiful Me”, “That'll Be The Day”, “Tracks Of My Tears”, “Tumbling Dice”, “When Will I Be Loved” and “You're No Good”. In fact, she barely had any hits that were written for (or first recorded by) her.

[@BritIronRebel]

It was always an annual occasion to go see Linda at the Blossom Music Center every summer......

[@nealfriend6797]

LOVE THE LINDA!!! 😊😍🤗😘🥰🤩❤

[@sooner3034]

love Linda

[@AmericanShia786]

Linda Ronstadt brings back memories of my teen years in the 1970s. She does Big Band Swing quite well. Many times, I like the arrangement on the original recording better. But, her voice is always excellent! When Will I Be Loved and Poor Poor Pitiful Me are personal favorites back in the day. She did excellent covers of Elvis Costello as Alison and Girls Talk as well.

[@debibailey2968]

Her voice is pure perfection!!! No matter what she sings its superb! I recommend How Do I Make You!!! Love that song!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@angelbulldog4934]

Have you heard Linda sing the music of her Mexican heritage? So much love and passion in her voice.

[@kevindowney7794]

How have you not gotten to 'Long Long Time' yet?? The emotion Linda pours into that song will break your heart. Have the tissues handy!!

[@notedrockhistorian4382]

I sat right next to the stage at the Palomino Club in the Valley. Around 1975. Right next to the stage. Six feet away. For the whole show. My life is complete.

[@rullvox5912]

She could sing any type of music.

[@donnysmith946]

So many many more great songs that this cover song!!!!!

[@robertwalker1803]

Saw her live in the mid 70’s from about the 3rd row….. an Angel voice.

[@stevehamilton8824]

Linda can sing the phone book. Okay, younger people won't get that reference but it is pretty much ANYTHING! ;)

[@jucadvgv3449]

opera you said? try her film adaptation of gilbert and sullivan's 1870's or 1880's comic romantic opera 'pirates of penzance'. i absolutely adored it! you have to remember that this is an opera written in queen victoria's time in england, and with the humor of that time. linda plays the female lead, and i thought it was great 🙂.

[@bern12121]

To hear her angelic side: Come oh Come Emmanuel is heavenly

[@hellokimmy68]

You asked for Linda doing opera - check out "Poor Wandering One" from Pirates of Penzance! Also, her cover of the Eagles' "Desperado" is possibly even better than their original.

[@leeasbury7273]

LINDA!!

[@EconAdviser]

Ronstadt did a very personal song about a long distance trucker in a song called WILLIN' dedicated to the writer of the song thsy she lived with in the 1970s. Her version will blow you away!

[@MyraJean1951]

You mentioned that you thought Linda can even sing Opera. You should check out the film The Pirates of a Penzance, starring Linda, Kevin Kline and Rex Smith. There she is singing light Opera, and she'll blow you away!

[@paul9338]

I love watching you two reacting too and discovering these great artists of past decades. Linda Ronstadt is one of the best singers of all time! I’ve been a huge fan since the 70’s. She does a cover of Smokey’s “Ooh Baby Baby” that you two are going to love and there’s also a sax solo that is killer. I hope you two react to more of Miss Linda’s music, she is absolutely amazing. On a side note I have a great piece of Linda Ronstadt memorabilia that will be perfect for your wall. Lmk if you would be interested in this donation.

[@EconAdviser]

She did LIGHT OPERA on Broadway with great actor Kevin Kline, made into a movie, the famous Gilbert and Sullivan PIRATES OF PENZANCE in 1983!

[@l-bird]

A couple more songs by Linda to try are "Long, Long Time" ( a beautiful love song) and "Blue Bayou" (probably her signature song)

[@ThePittsburghToddy]

Linda! That voice!!!!🖖🏼

[@davidjohnston1971]

Now listen to the duet with Linda and Smokey covering this song. They had so much admiration for each other.