Linda Ronstadt - Simple Dreams - VINYL LP

Fantastic 2007 UK compilation that features all 23 tracks found on Ronstadt's original Greatest Hits (1976) and Greatest Hits, Vol. Two (1980). Although often overlooked today, Ronstadt was one of the most popular female vocalists throughout the '70s and '80s, helping to usher many musical styles (from Country Rock to New Wave) into the charts. Plus, she's a fabulous singer to boot! She successfully covered a variety of oldies like 'It's So Easy', 'Tracks of My Tears' and 'Ooh Baby Baby' and managed to make them sound like Ronstadt originals! Features all the hits including 'You're No Good', 'Different Drum', 'When Will I Be Loved', 'Hurt So Bad', 'How Do I Make You' and many more. Rhino. Album Tracks 1. You're No Good 2. Silver Threads and Golden Needles 3. Desperado 4. Love Is a Rose 5. That'll Be the Day 6. Long Long Time 7. Different Drum Ronstadt, Linda & Stone Poneys 8. When Will I Be Loved 9. Love Has No Pride 10. Heat Wave 11. It Doesn't Matter Anymore 12. Tracks of My Tears 13. It's So Easy 14. I Can't Let Go 15. Hurt So Bad 16. Blue Bayou 17. How Do I Make You 18. Back in the USA 19. Ooh Baby Baby 20. Poor Poor Pitiful Me 21. Tumbling Dice 22. Just One Look 23. Someone to Lay Down Beside Me

Prisoner in Disguise is the sixth solo studio album by Linda Ronstadt, released in September 1975. It followed her breakthrough success with Heart Like a Wheel and helped establish her as one of the leading voices in 1970s country-rock. Produced by Peter Asher, the album combines country, rock, folk, and pop influences while showcasing Ronstadt's exceptional ability to reinterpret songs from a wide range of songwriters. Rather than relying on original material, Ronstadt assembled an eclectic collection of songs by writers including Neil Young, J. D. Souther, James Taylor, Lowell George, Jimmy Cliff, and Dolly Parton. Highlights include InchLove Is a Rose,Inch InchHeat Wave,Inch InchMany Rivers to Cross,Inch InchTracks of My Tears,Inch and her early recording of InchI Will Always Love You.Inch The album's sound is more varied than Heart Like a Wheel. It moves from the country flavor of InchLove Is a RoseInch and the title track to the Motown-inspired energy of InchHeat Wave,Inch the gospel-soul intensity of InchMany Rivers to Cross,Inch and the tenderness of InchThe Sweetest Gift,Inch a duet with Emmylou Harris. The supporting musicians included future stars and respected session players such as Andrew Gold, J. D. Souther, and James Taylor. Album Tracks 1. Love Is a Rose (2024 Remaster) 2. Hey Mister, That's Me Up on the Jukebox (2024 Remaster) 3. Roll Um Easy (2024 Remaster) 4. Tracks of My Tears (2024 Remaster) 5. Prisoner in Disguise (2024 Remaster) 1. Heat Wave (2024 Remaster) 2. Many Rivers to Cross (2024 Remaster) 3. The Sweetest Gift (2024 Remaster) 4. You Tell Me That I'm Falling Down (2024 Remaster) 5. I Will Always Love You (2024 Remaster) 6. Silver Blue (2024 Remaster)

Don't Cry Now is the fourth solo studio album by Linda Ronstadt, released in 1973. It marked an important turning point in her career her first album for Asylum Records and the beginning of her long collaboration with producer Peter Asher, who would help shape many of her most successful recordings. Musically, Don't Cry Now blends country rock, folk, and pop, showcasing Ronstadt's gift for interpreting songs written by others. Rather than focusing on original compositions, the album draws from a wide range of songwriters, including J. D. Souther, Randy Newman, Neil Young, and members of the Eagles. Notable tracks include InchLove Has No Pride,Inch InchSilver Threads and Golden Needles,Inch InchDesperado,Inch InchSail Away,Inch and InchI Believe in You.Inch Album Tracks 1. I Can Almost See It 2. Love Has No Pride 3. Silver Threads and Golden Needles 4. Desperado 5. Don't Cry Now 6. Sail Away 7. Colorado 8. Fast One, the 9. Everybody Loves a Winner 10. I Believe in You 11. Whatever You Say