Linda Ronstadt In Atlanta 1977 19 Tumbling Dice & You're No Good

@689steve 2 years ago

I agree with Willie Nelson, Two types of men in this world, Those who have a crush on Linda Rondstadt, and those who do not know who she is !!!

@jerryfrederick6610 9 months ago

A young Linda Ronstadt had no equal, voice, looks, style, talent.

@michaellazzeri2069 8 months ago

The great Waddy Wachtel on lead guitar, & Mr Kenny Edwards --------backing Linda !

@flatsixx 2 months ago

And let’s not forget Mr. Waddy Wachtel on guitar and backup vocals. If you lived through the 70s and 80s then he helped produce the soundtrack to our lives. He played with a lot of big names including the Everly Brothers, Jackson Browne, Warren Zevon (co-wrote “Werewolves of London”), Keith Richards, Stevie Nicks, Tom Petty, Don Henley, and on and on.

@kevinwells4888 3 months ago

Great band, Greatest singer, great times. I wish we could all go back.

@gordoneggleston6955 5 months ago

Omg weren't we lucky to be alive to see and hear Linda Ronstadt !!

@chrisblanton443 21 days ago

A talent unmatched, even until today. 2024. And, it's not even close , in my opinion.

@artysanmobile 1 year ago

Asylum records hired me and my Artisan Mobile remote recording truck to capture this and 2 other shows of the delightful Linda Ronstadt. Just 30 years old she was flying high at the time, 7 records in to an amazing run of 25. The band was solid, really great players paying attention to their leader and working like a well-oiled machine. This was at the Fox Theater in downtown Atlanta, a venue known for excellent sonics and seating, making for a happy crew, crowd, and Linda. I was only 22 at the time, a guitar player interested in getting to know her band, all fine players. It was a happy gig traveling with Linda. I think of her all the time, hoping her health is being kind to her. Sending my very best to you, Linda. 🌺❤️🌹

@elwooddowd1525 3 years ago

In 1977 there were no hotter women in rock and roll than Linda Ronstadt and Stevie Nicks. Man were they beautiful and they could hit any note. What a great time for music.

@curtisshaw9317 8 months ago

"Barefoot, braless, and breathtaking with killer pipes." First thing I read about her many years ago. Here she was a Superstar and wearing shoes. Great voice, great bands and a doll to gaze upon.

@charmanegarino84 4 years ago

Linda you're so good, so good, so good. Linda you're so good. <3

@barneydunn8458 4 years ago

Man could she sing. A microphone, a few rocking musicians and a woman with a wondrous voice. Pure and delivered unadorned.

@BryanMeekins 3 months ago

I can't even begin to describe how big the smile gets on my face whenever I listen to this.

@jpporter4169 1 year ago

Iove this woman, 70 years old ,best version of this song

@billybob7275 13 days ago

Oh God, i was so in love with yer in thise days. Her voice and everything about her.

@harborheart6558 2 years ago

Real gorgeous muscle in that voice.

@briandaly8880 1 year ago

To me, THIS is THE linda ronstadt.....and i love that flower in her hair!!! I still crush on this woman all these years later

@DaveLaMont1 1 year ago

“There are two kinds of men in this world. Those who have a crush on Linda Ronstadt and those who never heard of her.” Willie Nelson

@richardbishop44 4 years ago

September 17, 1977 is an easy date to remember for me, because it was the day after I got out of the Army, and I saw Linda at the Greek Theater at UCal Berkley. It was, in a word, “stunning!” No dancers, no light show, no pyrotechnics, no extraneous BS distractions. Just one incredible singer with an equally incredible backing band, getting by on talent alone. Of all these modern day pre-fab, shake-n-bake “divas,” there’s not a single one who’s good enough to even sweep the stage for Linda Ronstadt, much less share it with her. Any young, aspiring female singer who truly wants to better herself, should study Linda Ronstadt standing alone onstage, singing “Desperado.”