Linda Ronstadt & Phoebe Snow Live The Married Men
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- The only live duet performance of Phoebe Snow and Linda Ronstadt features The Married Men in 1979. Phoebe Snow originally recorded The Roche Sisters song, written by Maggie Roche, on her 1978 album Against The Grain.
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Please, be aware that this song was written by the great Maggie Roche. Five years gone today. She was an absolute genius. Go find more of her songs.
i miss Maggie so much, i still can't believe she's gone.
Don't they say it in the beginning?
Rip Maggie
@@rsan9854 No, this video is from way before Maggie passed away.
@@rsan9854 Linda does say it’s a song by “the Roche sisters”
@@littlebob6962 I thought so! I was wondering why everyone was so up in arms that they didn't mention Maggie! but they did !
I remember seeing this and it's still so lovely! The great sadness is that Phoebe is no longer with us and Linda can no longer sing. Thank you Universe that we have the technology to still enjoy their gifts.
It is obvious that Phoebe's friendship was a joy to Linda. The music they both made was wonderful.
No body sang harmony better than Linda.....I'm just sorry they didn't do an album together....their voices fit so well together.....
RIP Phoebe Snow. What an incredible voice, what an incredible mother.
And Maggie Roche, who passed on recently.
@@HeartoftheDragonColo OH NO!
This is a tune that gets my heart. Was just watching Phoebes Against The Grain here on You Tube. So happy it’s available here now. I searched for it years ago and it wasn’t there. I won tickets to her concert featuring Against The Grain in the 80’s at my local state college. My prize also included the album, and I played it a lot and fell in love with all the songs. So bummed she and Valerie aren’t with us anymore 💔 I also had your album at the same time featuring Blue Bayou, unfortunately I left it on my turntable in the sun and it got warped really bad. But not before I knew all your songs too. Both you ladies made great music together especially Married Men!
Beautiful blending of two great voices the likes of that we will never hear again & the respect that shows through on their faces for each other. Someone made a comment that Linda could do a duo with anyone & I agree. As powerful as her voice was, she always had respect & harmonised not out sung, that’s a true artist.
I love Phoebe and Linda. I named my girl Phoebe after her. ♡
Phoebe Snow...RIP beautiful lady. Linda, so beautiful.
Who is chopping onions? 😭This is SO beautiful!
Ronstadt looks so happy here! She should only know what this does for us! Simply amazing! Such incredible memories!
i completely forgot about this awesome classic by these incredible singers that i loved so much throughout my life
She was in her glory singing with the great Phoebe Snow. Ms. Ronstadt always said she preferred singing with someone.
I saw this when it aired and have long remembered how lovely their voices are together. Thankful technology lets me hear it again almost 40 years later.
I recorded it off the show with a cassette player and had it for many years ... 😍
Phoebe’s life story would make a nice movie. Loved her child to her child’s death. Good heart
I. Love. These. Two. Women.
One gone too soon after a difficult life, the other losing the gift of her voice. But the good almighty, the joy they’ve given me......
That's a lovely version of the song ... and a great tribute to the late Margaret A (Maggie) Roche. Brings back wonderful memories of when I saw Maggie and Terre performing that (and other songs) in 1973 at the Troubadour club in London (UK) and at the 'Tepide Club de Sevenoaks' (in Kent, UK). Many thanks for posting this.
wow! i didn't know that Maggie and Terre were playing Europe that early. maybe they were traveling with Paul Simon? i'm from 'New' Jersey, USA where they grew up. Seductive Reasoning (1975) is one of my most treasured LP's.
@@ericpottersadventuresinsou1146 I think they recorded at least some of the tracks of Seductive Reasoning in the UK. They were not with Paul Simon; I met them when they turned up and did a floor-spot at the London Bluegrass Club (then at a bar under the Dominion Theatre - very central) where my band (the Echo Mountain Band) were performing. Maggie and Terre impressed us so much with their singing and self-composed songs - I remember 'the Mountain People' and 'Staying Home'. Over the following few weeks we saw them perform to spell-bound audiences and they came to see us for an informal music session. I really wish I'd got recordings! My memory of them singing and playing live is that they came over better that way than on the recording.
Later on I saw the trio when they came to London to promote the various WB albums and became a certified Roches fan!
@@ricktownend9144 how wonderful to hear this! i had a similar encounter almost ten years later with the trio when they came to our college to play. they stayed the night, and jams ensued. i was 17, and started to realize that music was not just for our entertainment, perhaps it was becoming the core of our lives. i chatted with Maggie quite a lot, and developed a heavy crush! but she was a dozen years my elder 😟 i love the song Mountain People. i gave my sister the LP when she moved to Boulder, CO from New Jersey, to go to college, it was perfect. thanks for the warm reflection. oh, do i miss dear Maggie.
3:52 - It’s SO adorable how they do the same gesture as they move their heads to the side and away from their mics after singing a line. 😃
Linda could blend oh so beautifully with ANY singer! And we are left mesmerized🆒
Two of the most amazing voices of my generation. Phoebe is sorely missed.
Two of the best singers who ever lived sharing one great song. My God! Thanks for posting this. Breathtaking how they sound sooooo good and make it look so easy.
Linda had some fine performances on SNL. The is one of my favorites -
These two voices work well together -- no competing here, just sweet cooperation. 6/2018
holy smokes - that's Robert Fripp in the shadows with his electric guitar/tape rig!
Fripp "discovered" the Roaches, and produced their first album, laying down some great guitar on top of several tracks, including an inspired lead on "The Hammond Song."
He probably played on the original of this song, too!
Thank you for putting “discovered” in quotes.
@@Bytesmiths yes indeed - i remember that for sure. he played in his 'Frippertronics' guitar/tape delay style on this song from that album, much like he does here. funny thing is, growing up in NJ, i had seen The Roches play, before learning about Fripp. i went on to become a huge King Crimson nut! at one point (before the internet), i pretty much learned everything i could find about Fripp, King Crimson, and The Roches. but i had NO IDEA that he performed this with Phoebe and Linda until seeing this!
Thank you thank you thank you thank you. I am an audio engineer and I've always wondered what the deal was with those two tape recorders behind Linda Ronstadt & Phoebe Snow When they appeared on Saturday Night Live in 1979. Thanks to you now I know.
I look (and listen) to this magical musical performance and think how this would never happen today, there would be massive entourages from both singers, and all the nonsense trappings that artists today think is necessary to be "artists today". My guess is that Phoebe and Linda showed up for rehearsal earlier that day, probably went and grabbed a bite to eat (maybe together) and went back to do the show. SO simple, so elegant.
And those are really their voices, no auto tune, no overdub tracks, with real musicians playing real instruments behind them.
I think that’s a good guess. Their voices are singularly distinctive and together are magic. Thank you God for Phoebe and Linda.
I saw this on SNL YEARS AGO. FIRST TIME I COULD FIND IT IN DECADES !!!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH !!!
You're welcome!
This is a magical song...why? Because of the two women singing. Just absolute perfection.
Well, and…Because of Maggie Roche who wrote it.
I have been looking for this for soooo long. I remember seeing this on Saturday Night Live so many decades ago. I love of these women’s voices. Huge fan of both.❤️❤️❤️❤️
SAME! I love living in the future, because if we remember it, there's TH-cam of it! :)
They sounded great together. Phoebe, gone much too soon. RIP.
I remember watching this on television the night it aired. Great blend of their voices.
kenneth holland me too! Still a treat!😀
Same here. And I love The Roches.
Me too.
I'll never forget seeing / hearing this performance when it happened
knew about Linda since the 70s, and knew about the Roches since the 90s; never did I think they mighta' been acquainted with each other
i miss these voices.....and their ear and flair for a song...
I don’t remember any other musical performance from SNL but this one I recall enjoying very much. Thank you for the video. Wonderfully talented ladies.
Unforgettable. Watched it live on my 24th birthday.
I was 15
What voices.
I love the Roches and Linda & Phoebe....great music....
Classic Maggie Roche lyrics, may she be singing with the Angel Band wherever she has gone....
Oh wow! I’m so happy to have found this, thank you for posting! Two of most favorite vocalists! ❤😊
LInda has always excelled at harmonizing and she's done it in so many different genres too.
Couldn't agree more!
My late husband’s favorite singers. Both so pure.
LOOKING FOR THIS SINCE IT FIRST AIRED !!!!!!!!!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH !!!!!
A rare and special gem. They keep pulling it down - so enjoy the girls while you can. They knew what they were singing about.
I think the altered appearance with the small screen spares videos that would otherwise be yanked
What a lovely performance❤
Robert Fripp unobtrusively doing Frippertronics in the background (as on the Roches original). You can barely glimpse his hands and the tape reels off to the left at about 2:00
incredible vocalist from the 1970's!
Wish I could get this song on my playlist….two beautiful singers…thank you for your songs…❤
LEGENDS ❤⛪⛪⛪⛪⛪⛪
I remember when this aired.❤❤❤
Love them both - RIP Phoebe!!
they also did the Shoop Shoop Song. Found it while looking up Muppet songs she did which were many! Yippee for Phoebe and Linda!
Oh u soul sisters. How you have calmed my soul over the years.
Two of the best voices you'll ever hear in your life. I knew Phoebe. An incredible singer and mother.
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This song brings the TEARS
This was amazing.. Thanks for posting.
New to Phoebe Snow though I've heard her most of life. Love Linda too, especially her album 'Songs for my father.'
Yes! Canciones De Mi Padre is perfection
Ive Neve seen this song of Linda and Phoebe. GREAT!
I love them both and the Roches. .
Nice to hear this version....as I've been rediscovering the Roches first album this past week.
Thanks for posting!
You're welcome!
So fantastic!
The best of the 70's ♥
Amazing!
Beautiful memories
perfection.
They both had such great voices - Ronstadt's so dulcet and pure. A treat.
simply magical...
to appreciate the range Phoebe had ck out the "rock and soul revue" recordings........
Fabulous to hear these euphonic, resonant, and well-controlled voices blended in harmony!
I always wondered where Phoebe Snow went. So sad to hear she is gone. Always thought she was under-ratted. Such a unique voice and style. Ronstadt is the rockstar of all genres! Sorry she is no longer able to perform. What a talent!
It's great to see the live video again.. the only prior posted one disappeared around 2 yrs ago
Gorgeous.
You have to give SNL credit. I have been watching them since the beginning and they have a talent for picking entertainment. I watched this live too.
What is amazing is how generous and collaborative Linda Ronstadt is. Matching Snow's volume exactly making sure they sound great together. Snow is Snow. It's all up to Ronstadt to make it work. She could have blown her off the stage.
you know nothing...
timeless gem!
This is so amazing!
Happy Birthday Linda!
Genius😘
WoW
Wow! love what you did with gem!
I love(d) these two singers.
Love them both sooo much
What an awesome job you did with video!
saw PS in 76 or 77 in Davis. Great concert!!
AJ R
I saw her around the same time in Philadelphia at the beautiful Academy of Music, 5th row center. That voice, her tone, the poetry. Phoebe moves me somewhere deep in my soul.
She spoke about her daughter’s condition and her determination to raise her at home and not place her in an institution. It was heart-rendering.
I’ll never forget that concert
two amazing voices!
Awesome
happy Birthday to the ONLY singer in the universe!😘
The greatest for sure.
exquisite
BRAVO !
I didn't know that about Linda. everything is God's will. I hope most of her life was ecstatic!!
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Sadly Phoebe's more distinctive talent not similarly blessed.
One of my favorites ❤
Love 💙
Gold.
Incredible,👏👏👏👍👍💯💯
THANK YOU. :)
You are so welcome!
Magical :)
thank you . i think i know you, you sat behind and recorded rickie lee jones at a downtown LA park, i forget the name . you have the best videos. thank you, you're awesome
I'm in LA but wasn't there for RLJ. Thanks for the compliment.
Beautiful, I didn't realize that Phoebe died so young. These women are just amazing. Though Linda is still with us her voice has been silenced.
Awesome!
heaven.
Hard to believe such an angelic and thoughtful song and performances couldn't keep them out of hell, even if they did kiss married men.
FUK that was sooooo good .... thanks 😎
Look close, to their left side is ROBERT FRIPP and his Frippertronics tape loop reel to reel.
Nice catch, Al!
Indeed! As fans of the Roches will know, he "discovered" and produced their albums.
I'm aware of Robert Fripp's relationship with The Roaches during this period, but I'm very interested in how Robert came to be playing Frippertronics as part of this performance given that The Roaches were not performing. (Robert is there, mostly hidden from view and way back in the mix, but you can see the tape machines in the background).
yeah! exactly. i freaked out a bit when i noticed him! what's the deal??
Phoebe Snow or Linda Rondstadt
1. Having watched "Chitty-Chitty Bang-Bang" and feeling inspired by The Child Snatcher, set a trail of gourmet chocolates to lure Robert Fripp to 30 Rockafellar Center.
2. Looked in a mirror, turned off the light, and thrice repeated "Ooh, Mr. Fripp!" while turning counter-clockwise. or
3. Asked one of the Roaches.