After Mick Jagger heard Linda's version, he said, "This song is her's now." She owned it!!! "Just One Look," "Long, Long, Time," "Desperado" & play some of her Mexican songs. Just incredible voice as she could sing anything!
She certainly did own it. I can't even hear the stones version anymore. I keep imposing her version on top of theirs! Their way just doesn't sound right after her version.
Linda. A beautiful woman, with a beautiful voice; and if you know about her life, a beautiful heart to match. No sexy outfit. No pyrotechnics. No stage dancers. No auto tune Just raw talent and a microphone.
Most of Linda Ronstadt’s songs are covers but she just OWNS them. What an incredible voice she had. I can’t imagine loosing such a remarkable gift as she has. 🤟🏻🤟🏻✌🏻
A mezzo-soprano who could sing anything. She did pop, rock, country, jazz, blues, mariachi and opera. There's not much else you could ask from a single artist. By the way, she killed it in every one of them.
The guitar player next to her is Waddy Wachtel, a real pro. Before they went out on their own the Eagles were her band. No wonder her music sounds so good.
Thank you for the review of Linda's Tumblin Dice. Ronstadt is rocking here with the Mick Jagger/Keith Richard's original. But Libda delivers with more seductive vocals... agressive, yet feminine.
The rumors have always been that Beast of Burden was written about Linda. Mick had quite the hots for her, wanted more than working together. But, she wouldn't have it. She was known to have a clean cut reputation. She had also worked with alot of talented male band members .The Eagles where all in her band in the beginning. All the men loved her, she has always kept a very good reputation in the business.
Well, if you loved Linda singing a man's lyric here without changing the words, I can't wait for you to react to Different Drum by The Stone Ponies (before she went out under her own name)!
She did an excellent cover of Buddy Holly's 'It Doesn't Matter Anymore' which she rearranged to fit her voice and style. There's a video of her singing this in Atlanta in 1977, well worth watching... just a girl, a guitar and a microphone.
Her studio recording of this song was included on her "Simple Dreams" album (Probably my personal favorite of all her albums!). I bought the LP when it came out for the song, "Blue Bayou" but found it had all sorts of treasures like "Tumbling Dice" among other excellent songs! (Carmelita, I Never Will Marry, Poor, Poor, Pitiful Me, etc). And yes, like you Harri, Linda's version was the first time I was able to actually hear what the lyrics were saying!
3:45 Linda didn't change the lyrics of the covers she did. I hope you go deeper into her music; brilliant singer; most people just do 'Blue Bayou' and 'You're No Good' and I've tried to get other Reactors to react to this, to no avail. You should watch the documentary 'Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice' on your own time. Her influence in music is beyond being a great singer. Linda could sing anything and did.
I also certainly wish reactor’s wouldn’t pick her hits but definitely indeed go deeper into her music. I’m glad Harri picked Tumbling Dice ❤️. Oh yeah...and the documentary done on her is really really great!!!!
Some of Mick’s most interesting lyrics, and one of their finest offerings. Linda was NEVER a lazy vocalist or artist, either in studio or live, and that’s a fact. She was driven to get it right always. Notice how she sang every single note as The Stones recorded it. Harri, she didn’t like changing the gender lyrics in her covers either, simply because she always tried to stay true to the original artist’s intent as recorded. Saw this Tour and will never lose the admiration I hold for her. She’s a pro’s pro, and there won’t be anyone else like her again. As you can see she could throw that remarkably powerful, pitch perfect voice of hers to the back of any venue she performed in. A living legend who turns 78 in about 3 months… 🎂🍻Cheers!
Linda could sing anything, anywhere, and with anyone! Such a talent. "Long time Gone" on Bobby Darrin's show is exceptional. The recording is fantastic. Thanks, Harri!
I just knew you would become a fan eventually (without me nagging you) of this stunningly talented woman. 😂😂 You mention her power and volume! Her road crew used to call her Mighty Mite because she is only 5’2” and she had that huge, powerful voice! I rest my case! 🌺✌️
And. The tone. The control. Tke musical knowledge and insight. The knack of hitting EVERY note right on the sweet spot. All equal to her vocal power, second to none.❤
She did lots of covers of “guy” songs, “Different Drum” (as singer for “The Stone Poneys”) and “Poor, Poor, Pitiful Me” among them (and big hits each as well).
This particular performance was recorded live for use in the 1978 movie FM, about a very popular radio station in Los Angeles. Definitely a movie that is worth a watch! They also had her record one line of dialogue for the movie, thanking one of the movie's characters for broadcasting that concert live, which is a fairly huge plot point for the first half of the movie Also, her guitar player in this performance is Waddy Wachtel, known mainly now for playing with Stevie Nicks since 1981
Harri, that was amazingly kind of you to ask for a moment of silence for Linda. You're a good man and a great reactor! You stay healthy and safe as well. ☮️😁🇬🇧
I agree, I saw both reactions with the moment of silence; very classy and thoughtful Harri, that gesture alone would bring me back to your reactions, which are very good themselves 👍
Heard her tell the story that she came backstage after a show and this guy was standing there with a beer and said why don’t you sing more rock and roll. She said write me some. Then realized it was Mick. A few weeks later this and another songs showed up.
@@kurtsaxton823 Yes I heard Bonnie’s version first and loved it. And then Linda’s version came out soon after and I bought that album too. My preference is for Linda’s version. Both are great singers... but for me Linda can sing a ballad like no other. I just love her voice.❤️
Going to share with my friend Paul who's had a lifelong crush on Linda and who you may have seen starring as John Milner in the film AMERICAN GRAFFITI. Great reaction. 👍🎶
This woman could sing any genre and excel. She stomped in through the doors of rock n roll, jumped into country with both feet and switched over to 1940's torch songs with the Nelson Riddle Orchestra as if she was born for it, then polished off her career with incredible Mexican classics. No one could compare with her!
Linda has always been known for her covers of ballads, pop standards, and just about any other genre you can think of.....but I think people forget that when she chose to she could Rock Out with the best of them.
I read years ago that Mick Jagger wanted her to do this. He thought her other songs were too tame. Rumor had it that they were “involved” for a short time.
Hi Mr. Harri, Ms. Linda is a great singer, my opinion; she has a Kennedy Award, others opinion, You know.. U should review "Long Long Time" & Blue Bayou" & 'Ooh Baby Baby" & "When Will I Be Loved".. Ms. Linda did an album with Nelson Riddle and the Nelson Riddle Orchestra which I like, it is Show Tunes.. ♠W.G.
Linda was on 🔥🔥🔥 🔥. Big fan of hers since she was in the Stone Poneys. Linda & Dusty Springfield were noted for doing covers as good or better than the original. Linda did an awesome cover of Heat Wave, sung a duet with Smokey OOO Baby, shes the best!
I was just listening to this in my car on Friday and was reminded of how great Linda's version was. Thanks so much for reacting to this Harri! - cheers from Canada.
When the Stones played Tuscon, Arizona in 1978, they invited Linda Ronstadt up on stage to sing this song with them. Someone posted a bootleg of their performance to YT, but the audio quality is poor. At any rate, you make it sound like she's dead. She's not, she's just retired. And while she no longer sings, she has not lost her voice. She turned 75 this year and she's still as feisty as ever.
@@pauldover1403 That was the initial diagnosis, but she actually has Progressive supranuclear palsy which is often mistaken for Parkinson's. Either way, the loss of her voice is a tragedy.
The greatest most versatile female vocalist of her generation.
And there is always the underappreciated Waddy Wachtel doing backup vocals and lead guitar.
He also backed Stevie Nicks. He's an awesome guitarist.
When Linda sang a song that was by another artist, the song automatically became Linda's. she did it like no one else, pure talent.
Linda didn't write her own songs ever. Either a cover or just another songwriter who maybe never made it as a singer.
After Mick Jagger heard Linda's version, he said, "This song is her's now." She owned it!!! "Just One Look," "Long, Long, Time," "Desperado" & play some of her Mexican songs. Just incredible voice as she could sing anything!
She certainly did own it. I can't even hear the stones version anymore. I keep imposing her version on top of theirs! Their way just doesn't sound right after her version.
Let’s see Linda vs mick lol
Not just her voice tho… the arrangements were totally boss as well. Butch there is that voice…
Her version of Warren Zevon's Poor Poor Pitiful Me was another huge hit for her.
She did another of Zevons song on Live at Budokan Mohammed s Radio
Should do How do I make You live and Living in The USA
Not only were Linda's vocals killer on this cover but her band was killer. Linda's bands always were top notch musicians.
It’s been a long time since I’ve seen Waddy Wachtel, one of my favorites. He also played on some Stones songs. Couldn’t see who was on drums
@@janepiper-lunt7655
Waddy Wachtel - Guitar, Background Vocals
Dan Dugmore - Guitar
Kenny Edwards - Bass, Background Vocals
Don Grolnick - Keyboards
Rick Marotta - Drums
That was recorded in Houston, Texas at The Summit, I so happen to be there. I was 19 years of age 🎶
Her first solo hit, Long, Long Time, is a must hear!!!
I agree!
She does a great cover of the Eagles song "Desperado".
It was her cover of Desperado that convinced the Eagles record company that this music would sell
She noted for doing covers as good or better than the original so is Dusty Springfield.
@@HenryInHawaii no it wasnt
Linda. A beautiful woman, with a beautiful voice; and if you know about her life, a beautiful heart to match.
No sexy outfit. No pyrotechnics. No stage dancers. No auto tune
Just raw talent and a microphone.
Most of Linda Ronstadt’s songs are covers but she just OWNS them. What an incredible voice she had. I can’t imagine loosing such a remarkable gift as she has. 🤟🏻🤟🏻✌🏻
*losing
@@abc456f I hate auto correct..,✌🏻
@@ThePittsburghToddy Then you have my apologies for pointing it out.
Everything Linda did was a cover
@@DENVEROUTDOORMAN Yes. She never wrote her own songs!
A mezzo-soprano who could sing anything. She did pop, rock, country, jazz, blues, mariachi and opera. There's not much else you could ask from a single artist. By the way, she killed it in every one of them.
Must hear Linda cover Smokey Robinson tracks of my tears if u haven’t already and ooohh baby baby … magnifique !!!
The guitar player next to her is Waddy Wachtel, a real pro. Before they went out on their own the Eagles were her band. No wonder her music sounds so good.
Waddy is a beast. Played on a lot of great Jackson Browne and Warren Zevon records too.
Thats Andrew Gold on her other side ✌🏼
Maybe that's why the eagles were so good 🤔😉
Waddy's still kickin'...playing and touring with some of The Section in The Immediate Family.
Thank you for the review of Linda's Tumblin Dice. Ronstadt is rocking here with the Mick Jagger/Keith Richard's original. But Libda delivers with more seductive vocals... agressive, yet feminine.
Linda's version of Just One Look is worth a listen too! Cheers Harri 💐
Linda's Just One Look is the perfect pop song
So talented, so perfect and so multi dimensional. The genre didn't matter to her, what a tremendous singer, the greatest ever bar none.
She does a great cover of "Willin".
That my friends is what you call a Cover!!!
The rumors have always been that Beast of Burden was written about Linda. Mick had quite the hots for her, wanted more than working together. But, she wouldn't have it. She was known to have a clean cut reputation. She had also worked with alot of talented male band members .The Eagles where all in her band in the beginning. All the men loved her, she has always kept a very good reputation in the business.
Plus she was all sixes, sevens, and nines with the governor of California at the time anyway.
Well, if you loved Linda singing a man's lyric here without changing the words, I can't wait for you to react to Different Drum by The Stone Ponies (before she went out under her own name)!
Hahaha!!!! Exactly! I forgot how unusual Different Drum was when it came out... for a woman to want to keep her freedom
Her little head toss near the end is burned into my memory
I'd almost forgotten how great a singer she is. Outstanding.
I will never forget what an incredible singer she was as she is in my list of top 5 vocalists.
She did an excellent cover of Buddy Holly's 'It Doesn't Matter Anymore' which she rearranged to fit her voice and style.
There's a video of her singing this in Atlanta in 1977, well worth watching... just a girl, a guitar and a microphone.
Her studio recording of this song was included on her "Simple Dreams" album (Probably my personal favorite of all her albums!). I bought the LP when it came out for the song, "Blue Bayou" but found it had all sorts of treasures like "Tumbling Dice" among other excellent songs! (Carmelita, I Never Will Marry, Poor, Poor, Pitiful Me, etc). And yes, like you Harri, Linda's version was the first time I was able to actually hear what the lyrics were saying!
A fantastic singer with a kick ass band. With this performance Linda owns this song. What could be better?
3:45 Linda didn't change the lyrics of the covers she did. I hope you go deeper into her music; brilliant singer; most people just do 'Blue Bayou' and 'You're No Good' and I've tried to get other Reactors to react to this, to no avail. You should watch the documentary 'Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice' on your own time. Her influence in music is beyond being a great singer. Linda could sing anything and did.
I also certainly wish reactor’s wouldn’t pick her hits but definitely indeed go deeper into her music. I’m glad Harri picked Tumbling Dice ❤️. Oh yeah...and the documentary done on her is really really great!!!!
Actually there are a couple of instances in which the lyrics were changed but for the most part...no she didn't.
Some of Mick’s most interesting lyrics, and one of their finest offerings. Linda was NEVER a lazy vocalist or artist, either in studio or live, and that’s a fact. She was driven to get it right always. Notice how she sang every single note as The Stones recorded it. Harri, she didn’t like changing the gender lyrics in her covers either, simply because she always tried to stay true to the original artist’s intent as recorded. Saw this Tour and will never lose the admiration I hold for her. She’s a pro’s pro, and there won’t be anyone else like her again. As you can see she could throw that remarkably powerful, pitch perfect voice of hers to the back of any venue she performed in. A living legend who turns 78 in about 3 months… 🎂🍻Cheers!
Linda could sing anything, anywhere, and with anyone! Such a talent. "Long time Gone" on Bobby Darrin's show is exceptional. The recording is fantastic. Thanks, Harri!
Great reaction Bruh. Linda was on a whole other level in her day. God Bless Linda Ronstadt.
I add my vote to all recommendations below. My favorites are "willin' ", "faithless love" and "someone to lay down beside me"
Yes to all ❤️
Every guy I knew had a crush on her back in the day lol
Is there anything Linda can't sing? Amazing!
If you want to hear Linda singing an all-out rocker in the era of Blondie and Pat Benatar,check out "How Do I Make You?" From 1980.
I just knew you would become a fan eventually (without me nagging you) of this stunningly talented woman. 😂😂 You mention her power and volume! Her road crew used to call her Mighty Mite because she is only 5’2” and she had that huge, powerful voice! I rest my case! 🌺✌️
And. The tone. The control. Tke musical knowledge and insight. The knack of hitting EVERY note right on the sweet spot. All equal to her vocal power, second to none.❤
Thank you for opening Harri eyes to Linda. I am a old man and I am still in love her.
I''ve been listening to a lot of Linda these days. I'm about to give up wearing socks - she keeps knocking 'em off ❤❤❤
She is a legend. Duet with Aaron Neville is a must. She sings beautifully in Spanish. There would be no Eagles without her.
Probably would be no Eagles either without Jackson Browne. He taught Glen Fry how to write.
That is why they called her the Queen of Rock.
She was impressive!! I really liked her covers of Desperado (Eagles) and other covers~very talented :)
One of the Eagles said that Desperado was not a hit for them until after she covered it
Very nicely done Harri. This a brilliant version. Thanks for doing this. I love Linda’s voice and soul
After she sang a song, she owned the song!
She did lots of covers of “guy” songs, “Different Drum” (as singer for “The Stone Poneys”) and “Poor, Poor, Pitiful Me” among them (and big hits each as well).
Linda sang this with Mick at one of the Stones concert...terrific, as expected.
Angel voice that can roll like thunder and then melt you away into velvet. And her beauty is STUNNING, Breath-Taking!
Best voice in history !
WOW! Every young man back in the was in love with her!❤️😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
This particular performance was recorded live for use in the 1978 movie FM, about a very popular radio station in Los Angeles. Definitely a movie that is worth a watch! They also had her record one line of dialogue for the movie, thanking one of the movie's characters for broadcasting that concert live, which is a fairly huge plot point for the first half of the movie
Also, her guitar player in this performance is Waddy Wachtel, known mainly now for playing with Stevie Nicks since 1981
Linda always had great bandmates. Glen Frey and Don Henley from the Eagles started with her
Harri, that was amazingly kind of you to ask for a moment of silence for Linda. You're a good man and a great reactor! You stay healthy and safe as well. ☮️😁🇬🇧
I agree, I saw both reactions with the moment of silence; very classy and thoughtful Harri, that gesture alone would bring me back to your reactions, which are very good themselves 👍
Heard her tell the story that she came backstage after a show and this guy was standing there with a beer and said why don’t you sing more rock and roll. She said write me some. Then realized it was Mick. A few weeks later this and another songs showed up.
Check out Love has no pride or Long long time, they both show more of her amazing range.
Yes definitely LOVE HAS NO PRIDE. I also love Long Long Time I just think the other is even better, but I guess not many people know of it😞
@@Jonni1027 those are my two favorites from her, Bonnie Raitt does a great version of Love Has no Pride also, check it out if you haven't already.
@@kurtsaxton823 Yes I heard Bonnie’s version first and loved it. And then Linda’s version came out soon after and I bought that album too. My preference is for Linda’s version. Both are great singers... but for me Linda can sing a ballad like no other. I just love her voice.❤️
In one of Hank Jr's hits he sings I am in love with Linda Ronstadt !
One of the best adaptations ever
Going to share with my friend Paul who's had a lifelong crush on Linda and who you may have seen starring as John Milner in the film AMERICAN GRAFFITI. Great reaction. 👍🎶
Good movie.You must be speaking of Paul le mat
Yes, that's him.
@@robertjewell9727 Thats who I think of when someone mentions American graffiti. Him in his yellow car with a young MacKenzie Phillips.
This woman could sing any genre and excel. She stomped in through the doors of rock n roll, jumped into country with both feet and switched over to 1940's torch songs with the Nelson Riddle Orchestra as if she was born for it, then polished off her career with incredible Mexican classics. No one could compare with her!
Haha, plus she is way better to look at, then old Mick, as well!!
She was on fire just like when she did Heat Wave. Magnificent!
Always been a fan of hers. The her rendition of smokey Robinson oh baby.
It seemed like every big show that I went to between 1975 and 1985 Waddy Wachtel was in the band.
Linda is just so phenomenal. So glorious. So iconic.
Ronstadt ripped this song to shreds! ✌
great voice and struggeling to understand Micks voice is nothing unusual
Thank you I can understand her
Everything Linda did turned to gold. Try "Prisoner In Disguise" written by J.D. Souther.
Back in the day on tour , she suggested to the drummer and guitarist at the time they should do some thing together . The Eagles were born !
I've said it before and I'll say it again......she was the "queen of the rock scene" in the '70's!
Linda has always been known for her covers of ballads, pop standards, and just about any other genre you can think of.....but I think people forget that when she chose to she could Rock Out with the best of them.
Her precious voice, combined with brilliant songwriting? UNbeatable. Also, check out Linda singing Paul Simon's "Under African Skies."
Atlanta 1977 concert is a must of Linda her first album is a must
Linda did many covers, but she sang every cover like she owned it.
Awesome rendition
Just a side note, check out her induction into the rock and roll hall of fame, all the ladies that performed her songs love her
soooo glad you found the rare live version of this, find Poor Poor Pitiful Me new, also get the liver version from the FM soundtrack
WoW 🤩
🔥🔥🔥🔥 FIRE!! Her and Dusty Springfield cover songs as good as the original. Magnificent performance,!!!
Waddy was always there for Linda with his trusty guitar and great backing vodals!
And Mad Love is a great song showing Linda s vocal range
Linda can sing anything. But rock I put her down as the First lady of Rock.
Matter loved this version. He made a joke to. Linda that listeners would finally understand the lyrics.
Just she could rock and she could be subtle and smooth, sweet also!
Mick Jagger arranged the song for her and told her she needed to do more rock and roll
By the way, Linda was the first female singer to sell out a stadium. She could every genre, including opera!
That clip is from the movie “FM”, it has a GREAT soundtrack!
Linda was one of the greatest singers ever. I prefer her version. Had soooo much confidence in her singing, love it!
Such a powerful voice for such a little girl. I absolutely love Linda.
You've got to hear her cover of ooh baby baby by Smokey Robinson
I read years ago that Mick Jagger wanted her to do this. He thought her other songs were too tame. Rumor had it that they were “involved” for a short time.
Hi Mr. Harri, Ms. Linda is a great singer, my opinion; she has a Kennedy Award, others opinion, You know.. U should
review "Long Long Time" & Blue Bayou" & 'Ooh Baby Baby" & "When Will I Be Loved".. Ms. Linda did an album with
Nelson Riddle and the Nelson Riddle Orchestra which I like, it is Show Tunes.. ♠W.G.
Linda was on 🔥🔥🔥 🔥. Big fan of hers since she was in the Stone Poneys. Linda & Dusty Springfield were noted for doing covers as good or better than the original. Linda did an awesome cover of Heat Wave, sung a duet with Smokey OOO Baby, shes the best!
Also covered songs by Buddy Holly, One of her best covers is When Will I Be Loved by the Everly Brothers.
This is my favorite version of this song give a listen to her rendition of hurts so bad my favorite of hers thanks Harri love the vibe
She didn't steal it, she covered it. Big difference!
I was just listening to this in my car on Friday and was reminded of how great Linda's version was. Thanks so much for reacting to this Harri! - cheers from Canada.
Lindas version of Chuck Berrys Back In The USA
You MUST hear some early Linda: Heart Like A Wheel and For A Long, Long time
The Stones RELEASED Tumbling dice in 1972 ... LOVE the 70s
Linda is fantastic and her band is just dynamite.
When the Stones played Tuscon, Arizona in 1978, they invited Linda Ronstadt up on stage to sing this song with them. Someone posted a bootleg of their performance to YT, but the audio quality is poor. At any rate, you make it sound like she's dead. She's not, she's just retired. And while she no longer sings, she has not lost her voice. She turned 75 this year and she's still as feisty as ever.
She has Parkinson's.
@@pauldover1403 That was the initial diagnosis, but she actually has Progressive supranuclear palsy which is often mistaken for Parkinson's. Either way, the loss of her voice is a tragedy.
The SULTAN, Linda has took a classic rock song and made it a country rock song , fantastic version.
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU for doing that Live version !! Love it ,Please do HEATWAVE Live by Linda Rondstat !
When I die I want this song dedicated to my children.
My favorite part of this song is the refrain.....You got to roll me (Keep on rolling!) repeated over and over