After Burt died I had to look up my favorite song and didn’t know this one. Always loved Linda and was trying to sing along when My husband asked what I was screaming about😂 What an amazing voice!
I remembered this performance from ages ago and it compelled me recently to look for it. Having found it, mostly due to the instrument, the glass harmonica, I am amazed how gorgeous it sounds, especially with the incredible solo by Marsallis, also her gorgeous vocal and that lovely Klimt background. Add to this those incredible back up singers and the whole level of performance from every one involved. An everlasting masterpiece.
Have you heard Cilla Black? She does the British version of this. It also. causes me to get chills! Her version of "What's it All About Alfie" also caused me to break into chill bumps.
Yes indeed, Miss Linda is just stellar,,a real angel sent from the heavens by the creator for us to enjoy one of HIS finest creations! She just brings me to tears , tears of joy and sadness at the same damn time!
What a cruel thing her voice was silenced by Parkinson's. Linda could sing ANYTHING, and did so with such impeccability. She was one of THE voices of the 20th century. I admire her more now than I ever did...and I always did.
Yes it was cruel. But Linda can take solace in the fact that she had an incredible long career. She was recognized for her superior voice and talent and got the praise and credit she greatly deserved. Also, she knows she is a living legend.
Fuck Parkinsons. Too late, she put out a lifetime of unbelievably beautiful hits. Too late Parkinsons, she beat your ass you piece of shit. Fuck you, we'll enjoy her amazing talent forever.
I've heard several versions of this song going right back to Dusty Springfield and even though the song stands on its own merits. Linda knocks it out of the park. Her voice is heart wrenching and the arrangement is spectacular.
Actually I love all the versions by Cilla, Dusty, Dionne, Linda and also the one by Olivia Newton John. But one of the most powerful is from Holland by Dutch singer Trijntje Oosterhuis: th-cam.com/video/kvMSKWVjN2I/w-d-xo.html
Deeply emotional and the finest set of pipes. When she let loose in Concert - simply nothing else came close to her sound. Pure, powerful and gorgeous.
Linda Ronstadt's beautiful voice has followed me throughout my life. She is a gifted artist and a true star in many genres of music. She most certainly belongs in The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
More than Gold but PLATINUM as well! Greatest of all time, a LEGEND. And thank you Lord for such a gift given to Ms. Linda R. sharing on earth makes us joys and treasured the music industry powerful.
Kevin Matthews My feeling exactly--- She hits that line with just pure POWER and natural, effortless. I didn't know that Linda had Parkinson's...heartbreaking.
I miss her powerful voice on stage, is the reason why I have to visit her videos now and then, to refresh my memory of such a talent......there will never be another Linda R onstage voice out there again. The version of this song is as close to being better then version by Dionne Warwick, which in itself is also mind blowing....We love and miss you Linda.....
HOLY COW. Growing up with the 1963-64 Dionne Warwick version, I wouldn't have thought any other woman could sing it this well. Just amazing. Sing this well you will not, when 48 years old you become! :)
Boy , if she doesn't bring a tear to your eye, you just don't have soul! Oh my God, what a singer whose incredible angelic voice exudes passion and emotions that can take you to some place otherworldly.
Linda Ronstadt has always been a phenomenal singer and a great interpreter, no doubt! She really could sing anything. What a loss for us all that her voice has been stilled.
IMHO, the real measure of a singer is how they sound live. Linda is one of the few artist who tend to sound BETTER live than on record. No lip syncing, no autotune, no distracting background dancing--just sheer artistry!
@@melodiefrances3898 If you have any specific memories of that performance would love to hear. I just spun records in my room instead if going to concerts. Even missed Ms. Ronstadt singing at my college during my freshman year. What could have been more important that November night in '75?!!!
I think Ronstadt had the greatest sheer voice in the history of pop music, created by a confluence of circumstances (great physiology, being exposed to classical music and Ranchera music growing up, as well as rock and country, which sort of define what her voice really was, overwhelming power coupled with clarity and beauty with an edge). What I'm always struck by when I hear her live (and I've heard her live in person at least 50 times) is that she NEVER, not once, changed or altered a melody line to make it easier for her to sing (all the "greats" do it all the time). In fact, if she ever did change something it was to make it more difficult and more exciting live (see her live renditions of "Lose Again" vs. the studio version). I'm just glad that with the documentary and Kennedy Center Honor, etc., that people are finally remembering her and she's being put back in the place in history where she belongs. I was with two 20 somethings when I saw "Sound of My Voice" and both of them gasped during the live "Long Long Time" segment. "Why don't I know who she is? That's the best voice I've ever heard."
I'm jealous cause I never saw her once live. WTF is wrong with me? I like the very last note where she shows she can sing in perfect pitch like an angel.
My votes for greatest female voice of the last century go to Dionne Warwick and Joni Mitchell, with Ronstadt slightly edging out Dusty Springfield. Cilla Black had a dramatic singing style, but the quality of her voice wasn't quite as good as these four.
@@calebmurdock2028 nah Dusty for me, how that lady arranged the notes in her voice is just exquisite.. it's almost like you can hear her hart break..... Perfection.....
I saw Linda Ronstadt in Milwaukee almost forty years ago, 1973. I've loved her ever since. She truly is one of the most gifted singers of all time! Still today and always.
Besides showing off her incredible voice I like how she turns her attention to the sax player and then acts out how someone, like a child, does when they are begging for something. Helps her to own this one.
Her 90s output is under the radar - after two decades of superstardom- she stepped out of the limelight. Still Linda gave us some fine tunes and knockout vocals - like this here performance.
This is a revelation. I am not convinced anyone betters this version. Linda just "gets" every song she sings and does it such justice. Thank you for posting.
I've always thought this was one of Bacharach's most difficult songs for vocalists. The changing time signature, but the leaps in range make it really tough. The only other singer who could really manage it well was Cilla Black. She had that big voice like Ronstadt.
I love this, but sorry, Winonna and Burt did this version which is astounding! More passion, and truly feels it. th-cam.com/video/Vf1XkbawMJs/w-d-xo.html
Since my previous post I've also listened to Cilla Black's version of this song and it is also excellent. Cilla's song came out in 1964, two months after Dionne Warwick's. But once Linda sings it, the song is HERS!
The clarity of this songbird is amazing. Gorgeous important pipes - here a bit past her super star pinup days but still that luxury of a voice. Powerful enough and tender enough. Linda...sigh.
she ripped that out at the end! such a beautiful song and her voice is just so pretty, the clarity and beauty in her tone is undeniable, something about her voice reminds me of Karen Carpenter, such clarity. What a beautiful song, always have loved it!
Carpenters overall had more hits and deservedly so. The crystal clarity of Karen Carpenters vocals is an outshining aspect that i have not encountered with any other vocalist.
FWIW - Linda and Karen had very different voices. Linda's voice had an almost operatic intensity. Her range was incredibly wide - and only got wider as she expanded her horizons. Karen had that warm, rich alto, an intimate voice of impeccable control. Both singers could be very moving in their interpretations, often in different ways - Linda could also rock and belt - but they shared one thing: they both had incredible pitch. On that front they were musicians as much as singers. I would not compare them: instead, I would appreciate each of them for what they were. Two beautiful voices we'll never hear the likes of again.
well said description and comparison between the two.. and while i love linda, karen to me touched my soul and was the more "unique" singer... karen was the ULTIMATE crooner who sang TO YOU NOT AT YOU...
I have always been a big fan of Linda. This is the first time I've heard her sing this song. I absolutely adore Dionne, and Linda did her proud here. I loved it.
Jake Miller CHECK OUT CILLA BLACKS COVER ( BURTS OTHER GIRL ) ITS DEFINITELY BETTER. THATS NOT JUST MY OPINION . IT HIT #1 DIONNES COVER #47 I'M A BIG FAN OF DIONNE ALSO. CHECK OUT CILLAS "ALFIE" DONE WITH BURT IN THE STUDIO. ATOMIC KITTEN ALSO DID A ANYONE COVER WHICH WAS PRETTY GOOD ESPECIALLY IF YOU LIKE EYE CANDY AND FIND THE RIGHT VIDEO. THERE ARE SEVERAL. ENJOY !
My gosh, she was exquisite! The voice of a generation. Linda could do a cover, and totally make it her own! So grateful I had the chance to hear her live , from The Stone Ponies onward. Thank you Linda for sharing that talent with us!
LOL ,I was just reading your response and realized you were responding to my comment.Thanx for the compliment ..........back at you ! and I was reading my comment not realizing it was me until I saw larciabella.
I've seen That Thing You Do several times. Never heard this song in it. You might be thinking of the character, Diane Dane's song, "My World Is Over." Everything and every artist in that movie was fiction.
This is one her best renditions of her songs. The many hours a day she spent practicing for years really showed. Her parkinson had already started at this point.
This is an amazing version of a well-loved song. That is what Linda does. She mostly improves on the original as she has such a finely-judged instinct for a song. .
Wow. Linda Ronstadt and company deliver a most authentic rendition of this classic Bacharach-David song. Linda's portfolio will forever shine. We miss her, but know she is in Good Hands and will someday reincarnate to thrill future romantics.
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One of the greatest vocalists of all time, male or female.
To me she is magic in what she can do with a lyric and sing those beautiful songs and create a picture of what the song she interprets! Love her!
I heartily concur !
Linda is perfection every song, every time.
I agree 100 per cent !!
Her sense of timing and control - impeccable!
I certainly have a notion to second THAT emotion !
A National Treasure!!!! PERFECTION!!!!❤
Impeccable. No autotune or pitch correction.. take notes kids.
Wow. Dion will always be my favorite But Linda Ronstad Man she killed it. What a voice 😍
My sentiments exactly !!
Off her great 1993 album, Winter Light. Imo, Linda Ronstadt is the greatest and certainly the most diverse female vocalist of her generation.
Indubitably !!
_One of her best albums in my eyes._
After Burt died I had to look up my favorite song and didn’t know this one. Always loved Linda and was trying to sing along when My husband asked what I was screaming about😂
What an amazing voice!
And live , people. No autotune . A true professional, a true class act.
You speak the truth, Kemo Sabe ! A beautiful lady with an incredible voice !! :-)
Perfection!
So effortless. That voice just pours out of her.
Her live vocals were incredible, as was everything she did. Love you forever Miss Ronstadt❤️❤️❤️
I remembered this performance from ages ago and it compelled me recently to look for it. Having found it, mostly due to the instrument, the glass harmonica, I am amazed how gorgeous it sounds, especially with the incredible solo by Marsallis, also her gorgeous vocal and that lovely Klimt background. Add to this those incredible back up singers and the whole level of performance from every one involved. An everlasting masterpiece.
Absolutely agree with all that you said! I saw Linda many many times and she NEVER disappointed!
Linda has been my favorite vocalist for more that 50 years. This is not an easy song to sing and she does it effortlessly.
Indeed !!
One of the greatest female vocalists of all time!
THE greatest yes! Followed by Cilla Black.
@@jeffreygluck6732 I will check out Ms. Black. So appreciate these recommendations.
@@lnl3237 also check out the version by Dusty Springfield. In my opinion she’s a head and shoulders above Cilla Black.
Dionne takes the cake here. Less impressive voice, but imho she owns this song.
@@jeffreygluck6732 Dusty Springfield too
What an incredible voice!!! I've never heard this version before and it is giving me chills---
listen to the album version , she literally screams at the end in her haunting beautful voice !!!!!
Damn it, I got teary eyed........she is a brilliant singer.
Have you heard Cilla Black? She does the British version of this. It also. causes me to get chills! Her version of "What's it All About Alfie" also caused me to break into chill bumps.
@@Kingsusa Dusty Springfiel, version my friend.
BEST FEMALE VOCALIST EVER!!!!!! I DON'T CARE WHAT YOU SAY!!!!! LINDA RONSTADT NUMBER 1!!!!!!
Absolutely brilliant version of a classic oldie. Thank God we have these videos to remind us the truly gifted she was.
Definitely...... it would've been in some filed wherehouse or worse destroyed like so many silent film have with great talent. ..
I heartily concur !! :-)
Yes indeed, Miss Linda is just stellar,,a real angel sent from the heavens by the creator for us to enjoy one of HIS finest creations! She just brings me to tears , tears of joy and sadness at the same damn time!
What a cruel thing her voice was silenced by Parkinson's. Linda could sing ANYTHING, and did so with such impeccability. She was one of THE voices of the 20th century. I admire her more now than I ever did...and I always did.
Yes it was cruel. But Linda can take solace in the fact that she had an incredible long career. She was recognized for her superior voice and talent and got the praise and credit she greatly deserved. Also, she knows she is a living legend.
AGREED !
me to
Fuck Parkinsons. Too late, she put out a lifetime of unbelievably beautiful hits. Too late Parkinsons, she beat your ass you piece of shit. Fuck you, we'll enjoy her amazing talent forever.
@@Mike-yg8ig We should have more people like you who really say what they mean. Very refreshing!
I've heard several versions of this song going right back to Dusty Springfield and even though the song stands on its own merits. Linda knocks it out of the park. Her voice is heart wrenching and the arrangement is spectacular.
Linda can't sing anything badly, but Dionne Warwick originated the song and sang it best.
Fuck off!
Don't forget that it was a British hit when Celia Black sang it around the same time....
@@morningsky8045 😊
Actually I love all the versions by Cilla, Dusty, Dionne, Linda and also the one by Olivia Newton John. But one of the most powerful is from Holland by Dutch singer Trijntje Oosterhuis: th-cam.com/video/kvMSKWVjN2I/w-d-xo.html
In this album winter light Linda ronstadt's voice comes through masterfully. A truly underrated masterpiece!
Agreed!!
I have the LP, its beautiful.
She almost whispers: “I take you back”. Such an emotional touch to this song. A master!
absolutely, that part gives me chills and a smile...and the ending is damn powerful...
Linda rondstant owns this song
Superb 😍😍
Deeply emotional and the finest set of pipes. When she let loose in Concert - simply nothing else came close to her sound. Pure, powerful and gorgeous.
I a nutshell
Gorgeous? Fuck yeah...
Only pat benatar comes even close
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Pat benetar wishes
I saw her many times over the years, and you're right. When she cut loose, it shook the rafters. Simply heart stopping!
Linda Ronstadt's beautiful voice has followed me throughout my life. She is a gifted artist and a true star in many genres of music. She most certainly belongs in The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Linda Ronstadt is not in the HOF? Look at some of the ones in it that are embarrassed by a comparison to Ronstadt.
Anything this woman touches turns to GOLD!! A true goddess
I agree 100 per cent !! :-)
More than Gold but PLATINUM as well! Greatest of all time, a LEGEND. And thank you Lord for such a gift given to Ms. Linda R. sharing on earth makes us joys and treasured the music industry powerful.
Incredible!
I have heard many versions of this song but Linda really does it credit. We are able to really hear Linda Ronstadts voice in its full beauty.
Well said and well put !!
Yeah, Cilla, Dionne, and now Linda, with Linda, when she hits "Knowing I Love You So" is pure thunder, like opera baby, outstanding.
Dusty Springfield and Petula Clark also recorded this song. It was written for Dionne Warwick, but Cilla Black's version did better in the U.K.
Dusty is the best!!
Kevin Matthews My feeling exactly--- She hits that line with just pure POWER and natural, effortless. I didn't know that Linda had Parkinson's...heartbreaking.
Brings me to tears. What a privilege to have grown up hearing the magnificent Linda Ronstadt.
I miss her powerful voice on stage, is the reason why I have to visit her videos now and then, to refresh my memory of such a talent......there will never be another Linda R onstage voice out there again. The version of this song is as close to being better then version by Dionne Warwick, which in itself is also mind blowing....We love and miss you Linda.....
HOLY COW. Growing up with the 1963-64 Dionne Warwick version, I wouldn't have thought any other woman could sing it this well. Just amazing.
Sing this well you will not, when 48 years old you become! :)
We are so lucky to have her and her music in our lives. As Dolly Parton said "...that girl could sing anything!"
powerful, soulful, beautiful, pitch perfect and off beat at the exact correct moments, chills and tears, bless her heart, love you Linda...
I was told she has "perfect pitch" which makes it obvioius why she can sing anything. That is true talent.
Boy , if she doesn't bring a tear to your eye, you just don't have soul! Oh my God, what a singer whose incredible angelic voice exudes passion and emotions that can take you to some place otherworldly.
Linda Ronstadt has always been a phenomenal singer and a great interpreter, no doubt! She really could sing anything. What a loss for us all that her voice has been stilled.
I love how Linda always makes everyone around her do their best. Setting the bar high!
She is so perfect, listen to her all day long-
One of the greatest voices of my lifetime.
As I do when I take off my hat, you make a good point ! What a class act !!
And everybody elses.
IMHO, the real measure of a singer is how they sound live. Linda is one of the few artist who tend to sound BETTER live than on record. No lip syncing, no autotune, no distracting background dancing--just sheer artistry!
I'm so glad I saw her way back in the 70s, Hasten Down the Wind ...
She never held back live.
@@melodiefrances3898 If you have any specific memories of that performance would love to hear. I just spun records in my room instead if going to concerts. Even missed Ms. Ronstadt singing at my college during my freshman year. What could have been more important that November night in '75?!!!
I certainly have a notion to second THAT emotion !! :-)
Linda was masterful live or on record
I just love the way she transitions from head to chest voice on the line " you know that I love you"...
I was a huge fan of Linda's in the 70s and have to admit even I was surprised at how well she does this - up there with Dionne and Dusty.
....... Definitely
Dusty was the best
imho dont think anyone sings it like she does , hands down !!!!!
I believe Dionne was the greatest until Linda came along
I think Ronstadt had the greatest sheer voice in the history of pop music, created by a confluence of circumstances (great physiology, being exposed to classical music and Ranchera music growing up, as well as rock and country, which sort of define what her voice really was, overwhelming power coupled with clarity and beauty with an edge). What I'm always struck by when I hear her live (and I've heard her live in person at least 50 times) is that she NEVER, not once, changed or altered a melody line to make it easier for her to sing (all the "greats" do it all the time). In fact, if she ever did change something it was to make it more difficult and more exciting live (see her live renditions of "Lose Again" vs. the studio version). I'm just glad that with the documentary and Kennedy Center Honor, etc., that people are finally remembering her and she's being put back in the place in history where she belongs. I was with two 20 somethings when I saw "Sound of My Voice" and both of them gasped during the live "Long Long Time" segment. "Why don't I know who she is? That's the best voice I've ever heard."
I'm jealous cause I never saw her once live. WTF is wrong with me? I like the very last note where she shows she can sing in perfect pitch like an angel.
Brilliantly articulated.
My votes for greatest female voice of the last century go to Dionne Warwick and Joni Mitchell, with Ronstadt slightly edging out Dusty Springfield. Cilla Black had a dramatic singing style, but the quality of her voice wasn't quite as good as these four.
Nope she does have a fantastic voice no doubt about it. But Dusty has it for me.
@@calebmurdock2028 nah Dusty for me, how that lady arranged the notes in her voice is just exquisite.. it's almost like you can hear her hart break..... Perfection.....
Flawless, always flawless Linda. Pitch perfect!
Perfection . Listening with tears in my eyes for the extraordinary gift we have been given in Linda Ronstadt . ❤
I saw Linda Ronstadt in Milwaukee almost forty years ago, 1973. I've loved her ever since. She truly is one of the most gifted singers of all time! Still today and always.
Besides showing off her incredible voice I like how she turns her attention to the sax player and then acts out how someone, like a child, does when they are begging for something. Helps her to own this one.
When people are surfing TH-cam 100 years from now, she'll still be popular. Her voice is timeless!
Wonderful version of the Bacharach and David classic - one of the greatest songs ever written.
Oh man! A Bacharach tune and perfect with a perfect voice. Gives you the chills, what lyrics.
Her 90s output is under the radar - after two decades of superstardom- she stepped out of the limelight. Still Linda gave us some fine tunes and knockout vocals - like this here performance.
D Jackson she was asked what she considered her finest singing. She said that her voice was at it’s best during the Winter Light days
This is a revelation. I am not convinced anyone betters this version. Linda just "gets" every song she sings and does it such justice. Thank you for posting.
This is the one that sets the bar!!
I've always thought this was one of Bacharach's most difficult songs for vocalists. The changing time signature, but the leaps in range make it really tough. The only other singer who could really manage it well was Cilla Black. She had that big voice like Ronstadt.
I love this, but sorry, Winonna and Burt did this version which is astounding! More passion, and truly feels it. th-cam.com/video/Vf1XkbawMJs/w-d-xo.html
Very-good version, but NO One beats Dionne Warwick's version. Period.
@@jkn3712, Linda owns this song. ❤
What a beautiful voice!
Linda Rhonstadt, Marilyn McCoo, Karen Carpenter all in their own special way the best of all time.
Her beauty is only exceeded the best pipes ever !
Amazing song beautiful woman
This is my favorite rendition of this song!
GOD---PURE PERFECTION.
From a mad keen 74yo Aussie fan.
Linda will never be forgotten....
Every cover she did, was the BEST! INCREDIBLE TALENT AND the definition of cute. That voice, those eyes.
She is amazing ❤
Wonderful
I cried like a baby when I read the news.
Since my previous post I've also listened to Cilla Black's version of this song and it is also excellent. Cilla's song came out in 1964, two months after Dionne Warwick's. But once Linda sings it, the song is HERS!
The clarity of this songbird is amazing. Gorgeous important pipes - here a bit past her super star pinup days but still that luxury of a voice. Powerful enough and tender enough. Linda...sigh.
she ripped that out at the end! such a beautiful song and her voice is just so pretty, the clarity and beauty in her tone is undeniable, something about her voice reminds me of Karen Carpenter, such clarity.
What a beautiful song, always have loved it!
Karen Carpenter was an incredible vocalist, no doubt about that but in terms of vocal range, power and musical versatility, Linda wins hands down!
Carpenters overall had more hits and deservedly so. The crystal clarity of Karen Carpenters vocals is an outshining aspect that i have not encountered with any other vocalist.
clair hills Ronstadt's sneezing is more impressive than the squaresville Carpenters.
FWIW - Linda and Karen had very different voices. Linda's voice had an almost operatic intensity. Her range was incredibly wide - and only got wider as she expanded her horizons. Karen had that warm, rich alto, an intimate voice of impeccable control. Both singers could be very moving in their interpretations, often in different ways - Linda could also rock and belt - but they shared one thing: they both had incredible pitch. On that front they were musicians as much as singers.
I would not compare them: instead, I would appreciate each of them for what they were. Two beautiful voices we'll never hear the likes of again.
well said description and comparison between the two.. and while i love linda, karen to me touched my soul and was the more "unique" singer... karen was the ULTIMATE crooner who sang TO YOU NOT AT YOU...
Thank God Linda is nominated this year for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
They sure took long enough
Yeah just shows how bogus the HOF is. She should have been in first year she was eligibile
ABSOLUTE PERFECTION AT IT'S BEST !! THIS IS WHY I THINK SHE IS THE BEST SINGER EVER !!
Thanks for the wonderful
She always outdoes herself when she sings live - her vocals are always out of this world.
She's still got it.
I have always been a big fan of Linda. This is the first time I've heard her sing this song. I absolutely adore Dionne, and Linda did her proud here. I loved it.
THIS IS REALLY CILLA BLACKS HIT #1 DIONE #47
TRICK-OR TREAT Burt wrote it for Dionne. And I for one only remember Dionne's version
Jake Miller CHECK OUT CILLA BLACKS COVER ( BURTS OTHER GIRL ) ITS DEFINITELY BETTER. THATS NOT JUST MY OPINION . IT HIT #1 DIONNES COVER #47 I'M A BIG FAN OF DIONNE ALSO. CHECK OUT CILLAS "ALFIE" DONE WITH BURT IN THE STUDIO. ATOMIC KITTEN ALSO DID A ANYONE COVER WHICH WAS PRETTY GOOD ESPECIALLY IF YOU LIKE EYE CANDY AND FIND THE RIGHT VIDEO. THERE ARE SEVERAL. ENJOY !
+TRICK-OR TREAT I just watched Villa version, two of them, and they are NOT better. Ms. Black has no where NEAR the voice Ronstadt had.
Jake that is an idiot's comment..Grow up.
Beautiful 😍
My gosh, she was exquisite! The voice of a generation. Linda could do a cover, and totally make it her own! So grateful I had the chance to hear her live , from The Stone Ponies onward. Thank you Linda for sharing that talent with us!
Some of her best singing,Winter Light album and Cry like a Rainstorm.Congratz Linda!
LOL ,I was just reading your response and realized you were responding to my comment.Thanx for the compliment ..........back at you ! and I was reading my comment not realizing it was me until I saw larciabella.
I learned it from you !Happy Friday!Blessings!
Gratitude ...the Attitude!!!!!
Stunning, beautiful, Haunting & just perfect. Linda you are missed and I was never a fan but liked some songs. I have grown to appreciate her talent
Fabulous. What a voice.
I remember this song from the movie "That Thing You Do". I can't get enough of Linda Ronstadt.
I've seen That Thing You Do several times. Never heard this song in it. You might be thinking of the character, Diane Dane's song, "My World Is Over." Everything and every artist in that movie was fiction.
BEAUTIFUL VOICE ALWAYS.
Wow!
whoa! What an amazing vocal!
Spectacular!
Another great one by Linda Ronstadt
Wow love this song and tis version is great ...petfect voice ...Linda Love you!!!!!
Just amazing.. the best version of this song I have heard- sorry Cilla :-(
Great version but I believe Sheridan Smith's is marginally better.
Jon Boreham no way
This brings tears to my eyes. Such a beautiful version of a great song.
A one of a kind beautiful soul with a beautiful clean voice.
Every super talent I've heard sing this song has done a great memorable rendition. Cilla, Dionne, Dusty and now Linda and Winona.
Linda the VOICE
This woman's unbelievable talent is actually improving with time. What a gift for us.
So beautiful she's been bringing tears to my eyes for forty plus years.
Wonderful vocal by Linda. One of those demanding Bacharach songs. I love Dusty Springfield's 1960's version of this song.
This is one her best renditions of her songs. The many hours a day she spent practicing for years really showed. Her parkinson had already started at this point.
Threefrom illinois How can you tell it started?
WOW, Linda!
Mesmerising.
I have no other words.
Love you Linda Ronstadt
❤️🙏💙🙏
Beautiful i have every album she has done this album is one of my faves
This is an amazing version of a well-loved song. That is what Linda does. She mostly improves on the original as she has such a finely-judged instinct for a song. .
I SO AGREE........
Always love you,Linda,enjoy your retirement life,you will be remembered forever,love you very much,your passionate fan from Australia
Breathtaking!!!
Wow. Linda Ronstadt and company deliver a most authentic rendition of this classic Bacharach-David song. Linda's portfolio will forever shine. We miss her, but know she is in Good Hands and will someday reincarnate to thrill future romantics.
Linda songs this song with so much emotion! Beautifully performed!