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I grew up in the late 70ies in Iran. Many Americans used to live in the south where I was born. My cultural education is truly multi cultural. Arabic radio, American TV, English food and Persian language at home and school On the radio Carly, Stevie, Cat, Nat, Joan, Aretha, Elton, Chicago, Karen, Linda und Eagles... ...and then Islam happened and destroyed peace, freedom, wealth and culture completely. Islam literally wipes out the past, present and the future!

I was at the concert in Townsville it was a fantastic night that I will never forget

There are a Lot of Great Gituar players. But none no better than Glenn. Thank u Sir RIP😊😊😊😊😊

Amazing!

Ein Film muß wohl irgendwie wichtig sein, wenn man 30 Jahre nach seiner Produktion eine Dokumentation darüber macht. :) [A film must be important somehow if you make a documentary about it 30 years after it was produced.]

Dude is legend.

That's a surprisingly clean copy. I really, really hope you're now using a poly-lined sleeve for that. Using a paper sleeve for your record especially something that valuable is outright asking for surface noise.

Er war ein grossartiger Sänger. Schlimm dsss er sich zum Schluss nicht mehr an seine Karriere erinnern konnte. Er hatte Alzheimer. Ruhe in Frieden.

It’s pretty telling how early in his life when he was afflicted with this horrible disease . It happened about 10 years before this concert and he was always making jokes about forgetfulness . We saw him in Los Angeles way before this and he was cracking jokes about his memory.

God given talent

This film is riddled with uses of black magick and intelligence agency handlers controlling and influencing these people with drugs, mental, amd emotional abuse Like wtf is 2:09:09 "We were all messed up on drugs. We were doing witchcraft, trying to make witchcraft music. I was stones on hashish and grass and I got a little too much into this one tape called ‘Fire’. Then, a place down the street burned down the same day we did the song. And I said to myself, ‘somehow we must have burned that building down.” And I threw the tape away and erased all the tapes, except…I erased ‘Fire’. All the rest that we kept, they were just like twenty-second little pieces, trying to imitate Phil Spector, and not getting anywhere near him. I was crazy then, I was a crazy person.” - Brian Wilson (The Beach Boys)

I like how when Carl demonstrated the second guitar part and made it sound exactly like a Banjo

the way Keith's feet are positioned is how I sit all the time. I always wondered what that meant about me. I thought maybe it's cause I'm short, but now I notice it in celebrities. I have no idea why we put our feet like that.

It's charmingly amusing that Brian Wilson forgot what an inversion is called. And you can totally tell they are brothers who have known each other forever.

Iv just recently turned into glen Campbell to my astonishedmount i knew all his songs,so I must have listened to him in my childhood,mum and sisters.One great Man,he is greatly missed and appreciated 👍 R.I.P

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Got tickets to the george strait show in huntsville for songs of dean dillon cannot wait !!!!

So Wonderful to watch! I didn't know this stage show existed! ❤ I love Lansbury ! Murder She Wrote!

2019 seems like 10 years ago now 😢

Hynch. Such a waste of a liver

Amen

The greatest most versatile female vocalist of her generation.

Happy birthday, Linda 🎉❤😊

Eight years later, we lost him Aug 8, 2017

Al jardine he is my favourite Beach BOYS ❤🎉

This amazing woman, inspired me to feel, more about music and lyrics then I’d ever felt before! At the age of 14, while babysitting for neighbors , I ran across her album, and Wow, I was so mesmerized by her vocals, character and values! The rest, as they say, is history ♥️ She’s so special 🌟

G R E A T!!!

Very special songbird. Powerful enough and tender enough. In a dirty rotten business she was the rare performer that never trashed anyone to get ahead. In fact, she exposed and elevated the talent around her. Linda's singing voice was a Stradivarius quality instrument and she played it with passion, joy and unadorned heartbreak - especially Live. A free spirit with pipes of glory, who knew the depravity and trash of the rock and roll era first hand but didn't celebrate it or exploit it. She outgrew it gracefully and didn't kiss and tell. It was the music that mattered. Being cool was easy but being beloved like Ronstadt was a rarity. In the end, it is that voice - omg that voice. And oh man, was she adorable.

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Linda was the most emotionally healthy and generous of all the people I met in the L.A. rock music scene. She wrote a very boring book because she wouldn't trash talk anyone. She made a friend of everyone, even bad boy ex-lover J.D. Souther and even though she did what she liked and was a wild child in some ways she never lost her dignity or integrity. As gifted as she was, she was never a snob, she never intentionally hurt anyone to get ahead and she helped other musicians and especially songwriters by singing their songs and creating royalty income streams for their families. She swore like a sailor, held her own with the men--she could drink anyone under the table--and had lots of lovers of her own choosing. She really enjoyed her life and even though she is coping with her illness, she still has that wonderful talent for living a good, creative healthy life. No one ever deserved success more than Linda Ronstadt. Love and respect❤❤❤

Thanks for sharing this amazing documentary. I Love Linda e she is one of my biggest influence.

2024 i want more 😭

Beats radio today with free radio! Remember the days of broadcasting where they went off the air at a certain time until the next day! Vaguely recall the radio serials - even listening to years later. Very interesting to listen to the information just like they did back in those days! Listened a second time! Thanks for posting!

Do recall these days on TV! Enjoy hearing this one after all this time. They just don't write, make, or play them like this anymore!

Brilliant musicians, stupid people.

One of the best, full of facts, with images & music. Hope brian approved. ❤never cared for Mike. Never will bc of his❤of$$$, & jealousy, deep need for attention.

Damn. This was GREAT

Это чудесно) как же это чудесно) обожаю Анджелу Лэнсбери! И Джеймс Эрл Джонс шикарен) Прекрасный спектакль, очень жаль, что не довелось побывать на нём.

Just keeping these here for me: 43:25 1:14:08

I love Brian‘s body of work through the years, but in my opinion, he gives nothing to Buddy Holly’s song

Is he drunk? lmao

I likes majority of his songs.. Cuendo,rosita,if i had a hammer , americcaa..among famous n loves to listen them nth time.. Raaam from hyderabad, telangana, India.

Dean Rutherford from Lake City Tn ❤❤

What an amazing spirit

Wow what a wonderful bio! I have tears in my eyes! Linda wasn't really in the "soundtrack of my life". During the seventies she was too mainstream for me (although I liked a lot of her singing) and in the eighties she sang not exactly the genres I like. But these days I listen to almost all kinds of music and quality is what makes it for me. And Linda's singing is just superb in every genre! Thank you Linda and I hope you are doing well by just being and singing in your head! Love!

Sadly, Melinda died at the end of January (2024), and shortly thereafter was an application submitted for conservatorship. Obviously, as he heads towards his 82 birthday, time is catching up with Brian. The man saved my live 48 years ago when I truly discovered the beauty within his music, and surely his soul. Thank you, Brian. Love and Mercy! <3

I miss you Glen Campbell 💔

I live about 45 min north of Lake City, Tennessee. Proud that Dean is one of the GREATEST songwriters ever! I lived through those times, traveled through his home town so many times I can’t count. After the military, I hauled coal from the mountains surrounding his hometown. It’s all different now, but with all the coal around, the greatest GEM from Lake City Tennessee is Dean Dillon!❤ Ronnie Oneida, Tennessee

Natural guitarist, great Kiwi .

Good thing they didn't let the yanks control the film in the end