Linda Ronstadt - Desperado mtnhigh 2018-07-30 | Linda Ronstadt's phenomenal performance of the classic song Desperado. Performed in her favorite way - just her and a piano. Masterly accompanied by the late, great Don Grolnick.
Linda Ronstadt - Willin. Concert in Atlanta mtnhigh 2023-12-07 | Linda Ronstadt performs Willin', written by Lowell George. From a Concert in Atlanta, December 1st, 1977.
Linda Ronstadt: It Doesnt Matter Anymore mtnhigh 2023-04-28 | Live from Atlanta, December 1st, 1977, Linda Ronstadt plays guitar and sings her signature version of the 1958 Paul Anka song, "It Doesn't Matter Anymore". She originally recorded the song on her now legendary "Heart Like A Wheel" album in 1974. She also wrote the guitar arrangement on her version of the song, which she plays on this performance. It has since become an intrical part of the song.
Linda Ronstadt: Ive Got A Crush On You, with Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra mtnhigh 2023-03-21 | From the 1984 Grammy Awards Linda Ronstadt with Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra perform George & Ira Gershwin's "I've Got A Crush On You"
Linda Ronstadt, Reilly & Maloney - Talk To Me Of Mendocino mtnhigh 2022-08-30 | Two versions of this classic Kate & Anna McGarrigle song. Linda Ronstadt recorded in studio from her 1982 Get Closer album and folk duo Reilly & Maloney recorded live from their 1986 Backstage album.
Linda Ronstadt: Desperado - Live, Offenbach, Germany, 1976 mtnhigh 2022-06-14 | Linda Ronstadt - a live performance of Glenn Frey and Don Henley's Desperado in Offenbach, Germany, November 16th, 1976. This is her 2nd and final encore of this concert.
Linda Ronstadt - Heart Like A Wheel mtnhigh 2021-05-14 | Linda Ronstadt's discovery of this song, written by Anna McGarrigle, was a seminal moment for her, both the song itself and the album by the same name. Lovingly performed on this video in Offenbach, Germany on November 16th, 1976, this was the first of two encores. Accompanying Ms. Ronstadt was Andrew Gold on piano and harmony vocal.
Linda Ronstadt - Faithless Love. In concert at the Fox Theater, Atlanta, GA - 1977 mtnhigh 2021-02-06 | Linda Ronstadt performs a J.D. Souther song - Faithless Love. Originally recorded by her on the album "Heart Like A Wheel", this live performance features, along with her powerful and soring vocal style, Kenny Edwards on banjo and harmony vocal as well as Don Grolnick on keyboard. The concert was recorded and broadcast by Australian TV at the Fox Theater in Atlanta, GA - December 1st, 1977. The Band:Linda Ronstadt - Lead VocalKenny Edwards - Banjo, Harmony Vocal Don Grolnick - Keyboard Dan Dugmore - Bass Rick Marotta - Drums
Linda Ronstadt: Thatll Be The Day - Fox Theater, Atlanta - 1977 mtnhigh 2020-12-31 | Linda Ronstadt performs "That'll Be The Day" live in concert at the Fox Theater in Atlanta, Georgia - December 1st, 1977 as part of the 'Simple Dreams' tour. Being one of her most famous songs, Linda turns this Buddy Holly hit into a country-rock classic with her powerful vocals and her rockin' band. THE BAND: Linda Ronstadt - Lead Vocal Waddy Wachtel - Guitar, Background Vocal Kenny Edwards - Bass, Background Vocal Dan Dugmore - Guitar Don Grolnick - Keyboard Mick Marotta - Drums
Linda Ronstadt - Someone To Lay Down Beside Me & Band Introduction mtnhigh 2020-08-28 | Linda Ronstadt performs "Someone To Lay Down Beside Me". written by Karla Bonoff, live in concert - Offenbach, Germany - November 16th, 1976. The original studio recording is on her Grammy Award winning "Hasten Down The Wind" album, released in August of 1976. At the end of the video Linda introduces the members of the band.
Linda Ronstadt - Tracks Of My Tears Live mtnhigh 2020-06-22 | Live in concert performance of "Tracks Of My Tears", written by Smokey Robinson, Pete Moore and Marv Tarplin. Original studio recording from Linda's "Prisoner In Disguise" album - 1975.Concert recorded live from the Stadthalle - Offenbach, Germany for the TV program "Rockpalast". Date - November 16th, 1976.Linda's band on the video:Linda Ronstadt - Lead VocalKenny Edwards - Bass, Backup VocalAndrew Gold - Keyboard, Backup VocalDan Dugmore - Pedal Steel GuitarWaddy Wachtel - Electric GuitarMichael Botts - Drums
Linda Ronstadt - Love Is A Rose mtnhigh 2020-03-18 | Linda Ronstadt performs "Love Is A Rose", written by Neil Young, in Concert at the Stadthalle - Offenbach, Germany, 1976. The Band: Linda Ronstadt - Lead Vocal Kenny Edwards - Banjo, Harmony Vocal Andrew Gold - Bass, Harmony Vocal Dan Dugmore - Pedal Steel GuitarWaddy Wachtel - Acoustic Guitar Michael Botts - Drums
Linda Ronstadt - Youre No Good & Heat Wave mtnhigh 2020-01-10 | Linda Ronstadt performs You're No Good and Heat Wave. Offenbach, Germany. Live TV broadcast - Rockpalast. Nov 16, 1976.The Band -Linda Ronstadt - Lead VocalAndrew Gold - Guitar, Backup VocalKenny Edwards - Bass, Backup VocalWaddy Wachtel - Guitar, Backup VocalDan Dugmore - GuitarBroch Waish - KeyboardMichael Botts - Drums
Linda Ronstadt - It Doesnt Matter Anymore mtnhigh 2020-01-03 | Linda Ronstadt performs "It Doesn't Matter Anymore" - written by Paul Anka - at the Stadthalle - Offenbach, Germany. Rockpalast live broadcast - November 16th, 1976.The band:Linda Ronstadt - Lead VocalAndrew Gold - Harmony Vocal, Acoustic GuitarKenny Edwards - Harmony Vocal, BassDan Dugmore - Petal Steel GuitarWaddy Wachtel - Electric GuitarMichael Botts - Drums
Linda Ronstadt - Silver Thread And Golden Needles mtnhigh 2020-01-01 | Linda Ronstadt performs "Silver Threads and Golden Needles" - written by Jack Rhodes and Dick Reynolds - live from the Stadthalle - Offenbach, Germany. Rockpalast live broadcast - November 16th, 1976. Performing with Ms. Ronstadt -Andrew Gold - Background Vocal, Rhythm GuitarKenny Edwards - Background Vocal, BassWaddy Wachtel - Lead GuitarDan Dugmore - Pedal Steel GuitarMichael Botts - Drums
Linda Ronstadt -The Tattler mtnhigh 2019-11-26 | Live performance of "The Tattler", written by Ry Cooder. From the Offenbach, Germany Concert - November 16th, 1976.
Linda Ronstadt - La Cigarra, Conciones De Mi Padre Concert with Mariachi Vargas mtnhigh 2019-10-29 | Linda Ronstadt performs La Cigarra with Mariachi Vargas from the Conciones De Mi Padre Concert broadcast on PBS' "Great Performances", March 3rd, 1989.
Linda Ronstadt and Mariachi Vargas - La Charreada mtnhigh 2019-09-18 | Linda Ronstadt and Mariachi Vargas perform La Charreada live.
Linda Ronstadt - Lose Again. Live - Offenbach, Germany, 1976 mtnhigh 2019-09-03 | Linda Ronstadt performed a song by Karla Bonoff - "Lose Again", live in Offenbach, Germany. November, 16, 1976. She first recorded this song on her 1976 album "Hasten Down The Wind".The Band - Linda Ronstadt - vocalAndrew Gold - keyboard, vocalKenny Edwards - bass, vocalDan Dugmore - electric guitarWaddy Wachtel - acoustic guitarMichael Botts - Drums
Linda Ronstadt - Hasten Down The Wind mtnhigh 2019-06-18 | Linda Ronstadt and her band perform "Hasten Down The Wind", a song written by Warren Zevon. Live from Offenbach, Germany. November 16th, 1976.
Linda Ronstadt - Love Has No Pride mtnhigh 2019-05-31 | Linda Ronstadt and her band perform "Love Has No Pride", a song written by Libby Titus and Eric Kaz. From an appearance at the Stadthalle in Offenbach, Germany on the TV show - Rockpalast, November 16th, 1976.
Linda Ronstadt 1980 HBO Concert - How Do I Make You. April 24th, 1980 mtnhigh 2019-05-16 | Linda Ronstadt's 1980 performance of "How Do I Make You" on the HBO Concert Special. Broadcast April 24th, 1980. The band - Linda Ronstadt - Lead VocalKenny Edwards - Background VocalWendy Waldman - Background VocalDanny Kortchmar - Lead GuitarDan Dugmore - Rhythm GuitarRuss Kunkel - DrumsBob Glaub - BassBilly Payne - KeyboardPeter Asher - Percussion
Linda Ronstadt - Willin mtnhigh 2019-04-23 | Linda Ronstadt performs Willin' (written by Lowell George) live in concert at the Stadthalle in Offenbach, Germany on November 16th 1976. The concert was broadcast live on German TV for the Rockpalast program.
Linda Ronstadt Rocks! - Youre No Good Live mtnhigh 2019-02-06 | Linda Ronstadt and Band perform "You're No Good" Live from Atlanta 1977.
Linda Ronstadt - When I Grow Too Old To Dream - The Muppet Show mtnhigh 2019-01-10 | Linda Ronstadt sings a duet of "When I Grow Too Old To Dream" on The Muppet Show with Kermit The Frog.
Linda Ronstadt - When Will I Be Loved mtnhigh 2018-11-27 | Linda turns a classic Phil Everly song into a country-rock classic and makes it into a bigger hit than the original rising as high as No. 2 on the Billboard pop single charts. It was recorded in 1974 as part of her now classic "Heart Like A Wheel" album, produced by Peter Asher.
Linda Ronstadt - Thatll Be The Day Live mtnhigh 2018-11-16 | Linda Ronstadt turns this Buddy Holly hit into a country-rock classic. Live, in-concert from Offenbach, Germany - November 16th, 1976
Linda Ronstadt - Winter Light mtnhigh 2018-11-09 | Linda Ronstadt co-wrote (with Eric Kaz and Zbigniew Preisner) and recorded Winter Light for the 1993 film "The Secret Garden" (directed by Agnieszka Holland).
Linda Ronstadt - Lo Siento Mi Vida - Live Offenbach, Germany, 1976 mtnhigh 2018-09-20 | Linda Ronstadt more than a decade before "Conciones De Mi Padre" explores her Mexican roots singing "Lo Siento Mi Vida", a song she, her father, Gilbert, and Kenny Edwards wrote for her 1976 Grammy winning album "Hasten Down The Wind".
Linda Ronstadt - Down So Low - Offenbach, Germany - 1976 mtnhigh 2018-09-12 | Linda Ronstadt sings "Down So Low", a song written by Tracy Nelson, at the Stadthalle in Offenbach, Germany on November 16th, 1976. Original broadcast - Rockpalast TV Show.
Linda Ronstadt - Crazy, Offenbach, Germany - 1976 mtnhigh 2018-09-10 | Linda Ronstadt sings "Crazy" in concert, Offenbach, Germany, 1976. Song written by Willie Nelson
Linda Ronstadt on The Johnny Cash Show - Her First Appearance mtnhigh 2018-05-22 | Linda Ronstadt's first appearance on The Johnny Cash Show. She sings "The Only Mama That'll Walk The Line" and a duet of "I Never Will Marry" with Johnny Cash. It is a very prophetic appearance for three reasons -Two quotes from Johnny Cash and the title of the second song.Johnny introduced Linda as "A very lovely young lady that I really think has what it takes to be around for a long, long time to come." And, "Linda Ronstadt - I'm sure you're gonna be hearin' a lot of that name from now on." Right on both counts.Plus the duet Linda sings with Johnny is "I Never Will Marry". And sure enough, she never did.
Linda Ronstadt: Its So Easy - HBO Concert, 1980 mtnhigh 2018-04-25 | Linda Ronstadt performs "It's So Easy". HBO Concert, April 24th, 1980.
Linda Ronstadt: ALMA Awards - 2008 mtnhigh 2018-03-16 | Linda Ronstadt receives The Trailblazer Award at the 2008 American Latin Music Association (ALMA) Award Ceremony
You Can Close Your Eyes - James Taylor and Linda Ronstadt mtnhigh 2017-12-04 | A video comparing and contrasting James Taylor's and Linda Ronstadt's recordings of "You Can Close Your Eye", written by James Taylor. Both recording produced by Peter Asher. This video's intent is to show how this song is interpreted by each artist and how Peter Asher produced the recordings around each artist.
Linda Ronstadt & Chuck Berry - From American Standard Song to Rock n Roll mtnhigh 2017-03-22 | On two consecutive nights Linda Ronstadt goes from singing pure Rock 'n' Roll with Chuck Berry on his 60th Birthday to performing American Standard Song on The Tonight Show.
Linda Ronstadt - Thatll Be The Day mtnhigh 2017-02-27 | Linda Ronstadt performs live "That'll Be The Day" at Stadthalle in Offenbach, Germany - November 16th, 1976. This concert was broadcast live on "Rockpalast" (Rock Palace) a German TV music show.
Linda Ronstadt Rocks! - Tumbling Dice & Youre No Good, Atlanta 1977 mtnhigh 2017-02-17 | Linda Ronstadt Simple Dreams Concert Tour. Atlanta, Fox Theater, December 1977.Songs "Tumbling Dice" and "You're No Good". Linda's band - Don Grolnick - keyboard, Waddy Wachtel - lead guitar, backing vocal, Danny Dugmore - rhythm and lead guitar, Kenny Edwards - bass, backing vocal, Ricky Marotta - drums.
A Tribute to Linda Ronstadt and Them There Eyes mtnhigh 2017-01-04 | Photos and a video of Linda Ronstadt to the song "Them There Eyes" as sung by Frank Sinatra. This is a tribute to Linda and her, as Johnny Carson said once, "great eyes"!
Linda Ronstadt on The Tonight Show - March 3rd, 1983 mtnhigh 2016-12-07 | From March 3rd, 1983 the entire appearance of Linda Ronstadt on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. She sings three songs, "Blue Bayou", Get Closer" and "Easy For You To Say". Also Johnny interviews Linda between the last two songs. It is a wonderful interview that reveals two things - what an intelligent and funny person Linda is and what a great interviewer Johnny was. Both at their best.
It Doesnt Matter Anymore - Linda Ronstadt & Buddy Holly mtnhigh 2016-02-06 | In 1958 Paul Anka wrote a song, "It Doesn't Matter Anymore", that Buddy Holly would record shortly before his untimely death in February of 1959. 15 years later in 1974 Linda Ronstadt would record and perform the song, writing the now familiar guitar arrangement. Here is both the Buddy Holly recording and a live performance by Linda Ronstadt with her play the guitar. The sole intent of this video is to simply share my interest in the history of, and love for this song and to share two very different interpretations and nothing more.
Linda Ronstadt - The Tonight Show - 1986 mtnhigh 2015-09-18 | Linda Ronstadt's appearance on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson in 1986. She sings three song standards. She had just released a box set of the three albums of songs from the Great American Songbook with Nelson Riddle.
