TOP NOTCH!| FIRST TIME HEARING Linda Ronstadt - Hurt So Bad REACTION
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- TOP NOTCH!| FIRST TIME HEARING Linda Ronstadt - Hurt So Bad REACTION
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Linda's voice is not only technically beautiful, it is drenched with emotion. That's what makes her a top-tier vocalist, IMHO, along with her flexibility and versatility.
And…she respects the song. There is a song that Dolly Parton wrote, that Linda covered (along with a few other vocal powerhouses), and she could have just let loose and really shown the power of her voice, but she did not…she expected the feel and the emotion of the song. Others who’ve covered it, with the amazing and undeniable power of their voices, just did not respect the feel of the song, imho…Linda is a master of portraying the emotion of a song and respecting the emotion of it. I believe that’s why so many song writers have been so grateful for her covers of their songs. Just a true artist.
She does a Fantastic cover of "Tumblin' Dice" originally done by The Rolling Stones.
Live version from Houston especially
Jay and Amber, do the Stones Tumblin' Dice and then to Linda's version. Maybe you guys can have a cover day every so often?
I love Linda’s “Tumblin’ Dice” live performance. Confident, powerful and she just naturally owns the stage. She’s a national treasure
Omg! I’ve got to check that out!
Yes, and from the movie FM, her version is awesome!
This is the only cover of this song that is worthy of the original. Linda never misses! Thank you guys!
"This Ronstadt gal just sings better than everyone else". She was a very rare songbird. Thanks for your appreciation of her glorious pipes.
Linda Ronstadt is definitely one of the best singers we've ever had! Wishing Linda well!
no question
Thank you for showcasing Linda Ronstadt! We're very proud of her here in arizona! And in the Latino community!
One word to describe Linda Ronstadt ASTONISHING.
The G.O.A.T. She could be so soft and gentle and then unleash all of the lung power from her diaphragm and take her voice so high it echoed off the heavens. What power. What range.
LINDA IS THE QUEEN OF COVERS. she does them all JUSTICE AND MAKES YOU THINK THEY WERE HERS ORIGINALLY
To round out your Linda Ronstadt journey you might react to her performance as Mabel in Pirates of Penzance. I was fortunate to see her perform this role live on Broadway. She was as incredible as she is in every other genre!
Absolutely, I’m a real G&S buff as well as a Linda Ronstadt fan and I’m so jealous that you saw her live in Pirates.
She blew me away with her soprano singing as Mabel.
If these two want to see her real versatility they should, listen and react to ‘Poor Wandering One’.
I took my mother to NY to see Pirates of Penzance (I think it was 1980). It was a great performance all around but Linda’s voice stood out over and above the others. I also saw her in concert twice in Boston during the 70’s. Just an amazing performer. I cherish those memories. 🌺✌️
I was fortunate enough to get to see Linda Ronstadt live in concert when I was younger. She was awesome!!
Yes, her voice is awesome , It's even much better in person in concert. It sad she can no longer sing. But she did give us beautiful music, thank you Linda ♥️🙏✝️✌️😎
Hurt so Bad is a Little Anthony and the Imperials song of the early 1960's.
They will not try it.
Yeah, nearly all her songs are covers. In my opinion, her versions are usually superior to the originals.
I think it's Smokey
@@kev7161 Couldn't agree more.
I didn't know that this was a cover song... Thanks for the great info 🙂
Linda Ronstadt had always been my number ONE ❣️
Then pair her with Aaron Neville....pure 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
And James Ingram in “Somewhere Out There”. Another banger duet.
Don’t forget her duet with James Ingram, on “Somewhere out There” from the animated film “An American Tail”.
Don Henley and Glenn Frey of the Eagles got their start with Linda
Awesome song, one of my favorites!!!
Her covers were always awesome! I especially loved this, HEATWAVE, WHEN WILL I BE LOVED, BLUE BAYOU.
And Back in the USA.
You're absolutely right she has an amazing voice that can sing anything You have not touched on her crooner genre please check out What's New, so so beautiful ❤️❤️
@pamelaesparza1586 I think she did 3 albums with Nelson Riddle: "What's New?" "Lush Life," and "For Sentimental Reasons." All great standards, and Nelson Riddle's orchestration is superb.
Yes, since Jay loves the “crooner” style and the catalog of what is often called “The Great American Songbook”, they owe it to themselves to listen to more of those songs she covered on those great albums.
I love Linda. This is a gem.
I watched her in awe, sitting on the Lawn Blossom Music Center Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 1976.
I used to live a couple miles from there and we used to climb the fence and sneak into shows all the time
Love Linda. Thank You.
How Do I Make You by Linda Ronstadt, that's what you need to hear next. It rocks!
I love that one!
@@debbiechang5781 I love it too! It seems to be forgotten for some reason, I certainly never forgot it!
I LOVE it when you guys get back around to Linda Ronstadt, and there is more to discover, "Poor Wandering One" from the Pirates of Penzance will show you yet another side, Opera! but I've always loved "The Only Mama That'll Walk the Line" and "Get Closer" & "It's so Easy" are also awesome, but really you can't go wrong with anything she's ever sung.
Bass Bob Glaub
Drums Russ Kunkel
Guitar (solo) Danny Kortchmar
Guitar Dan Dugmore
Keyboards Bill Payne
Vocals Linda Ronstadt
"Baby, Come to Me", killer, classic duet by Patti Austin & James Ingram.
(P.S.: There's a Top Pop video for this song too)
This is one of Linda's many cover hits. The original version is beautifully done by Little Anthony and the Imperials in 1964, following their big hit, Goin' Out of My Head. Years earlier, they had hits with Tears On My Pillow and Shimmy Shimmy Koko Bop. Amber, I request that you discover more of the great girl group classic hits on Female Fridays. Look up the Shirelles, Martha and the Vandellas, the Marvelettes, etc.
I Knew You When ....is my favourite Linda Ronstadt song ...but there's so many.
A great Arizona native/Hispanic person. Love her songs. She has her own voice like Karen Carpenter, KD Lang, Dianne Warwick, and Gladys Knight. Memorable voices. Continue doing such a great job. Your faithful follower. 😀👍🎵🎶🫶🦅👋
She's basically German. Her grandparents were from Germany. Her father was born in Mexico, but ancestry is German.
When you think of all of the qualities that make an artist memorable and long lasting and as loved as Linda you know that you are hearing true greatness and creating life long memories. Few artists such as Karen Carpenter, Cher, Lynn Anderson, Nancy Hart and there are some others some others have reached the same Plateau as Linda. Each are great in their own way and are deserving to be on everyone's playlist. As far as picking a good song to listen to. List a bunch of their songs on a piece of paper and put that on a Dart board then throw a dart. Every song title you hit will be a Bullseye.
God bless Linda Ronstadt.
Love you guys. This is one of my all time favorite songs.
Amber, you are correct. Linda’s voice is beyond description. So rich with texture.
Yes!!! One of my favorite songs of hers!!! This one went to #8 in 1980. I'm still waiting for your reaction to her big remake of "Ooh, Baby Baby" which is amazing!!! 😉
Great suggestion! Beautiful song! ❤
But it was recorded and released in 1979
@@theodoreritola7641 In the USA, it hit the top 40 in April 1980. I've always known it as an 80's song.
Ya i made a mistake i was thinking of her song from the 70s
MOST of her songs are from the 70s though
Great reaction to another great Linda cover. Since you love her so much and her wide range of styles *and* since Jay loves the “crooner” style and repertoire so much, you owe it to yourselves to check our Miss Linda’s journey into that style in the three albums she did with classic “crooner” arranger, Nelson Riddle (he worked most famously with Frank Sinatra during the 50’s and 60’s). You will love those.
Thanks Amber for pointing out the drawing! 🥰 So glad you like it enough to hang it and even more glad you've learned to love my very favorite artist!! 😍
She will always be my favorite!
Amazing voice, and an amazing lady as well. Would have loved hearing Linda sing a duet with Ann Wilson back in the day.
Hurt so bad! One of the best artists of my baby childhood. Still remember briefly singing "Blue Bayou" in the high chair. This was fun hearing her again. I suggest "When Will I Be Loved" next.
I am thrilled you enjoy Linda so much! To extend your journey into her music, pleasr look up her Broadway musical Pirates of Penzance! In particular her singing "Poor Wandering One"! She is amazing!!! Thanks again for featuring Ms. Ronstdat!
I forgot about this one! Beautiful. Once you hear that, "Please don't go, please don't goooooo!" it stays with you.
Every time you react to her it brings tears to my eyes. I love her voice that much i get that emotional.
Jay and Amber, there are still some genres you haven't heard her sing yet. Want to hear her sing operetta? She sang in a production of "Pirates of Penzance". Want to hear her "croon" (as Jay describes it)? Listen to any of the songs she recorded with the Nelson Riddle orchestra. One of my personal favorites is "When You Wish Upon A Star".
This was a "New Wave" version of this song in the 80s. The original was by "Little Anthony & The Imperials" in the early 60's. David Cassidy put out his version, closer to the original at the same time. Linda's got the radio play. You should still listen to the original.
Please watch her sing Down So Low live in Germany just amazing. Faithless Love and Willin,also her version of I Will Always Love You . Absolutely love anything she sings you can't go wrong.
Such emotional vocals! Wow. Love her in all genres!❤❤
You guys will love Linda's cover of When You Wish Upon a Star. Exquisite.
This song was first sang by Little Anthony and the Imperials. Great great song
The angst in her voice. 😢😢😢 so great!
Another great song that Linda Ronstadt did is ‘Somewhere Out There’! It’s a duet that she sings with James Ingram and it’s absolutely beautiful…I know you would Love It ❤😊 Her voice is so angelic in this song in particular!
Anything Linda Ronstadt is excellent. ❤
Linda's cover of "Desperado" is fantastic. Her live performance in Atlanta is a very nice version - just her voice accompanied by a piano. Or "What's New" live with the Nelson Riddle Orchestra for something completely different from what you've already heard from her.
Need to check Linda in the crooner genre: What’ll I Do, Lover Man, or Someone To Watch Over Me.
Someone to watch over me is my favorite from that genre by her.
Ive always been into great vocals, and she is tippity top level ❤ This was one of my faves of hers. Id suggest doing her cover of the Rolling Stones Tumbling Dice next! Its great!!
Linda is amazing, thanks for your reaction
Original version by Little Anthony & Imperials so worth a listen
All their songs are worth a listen, in fact, are a must!!
Who cares? Linda is the artist. Nobody cares about the so called original. Little Anthony never made as big as Linda!
Yes, Little Anthony & the Imperials are awesome! It would be nice to hear their rendition.
Yeah but for some unfortunate reason, everyone only reacts to Tears on my pillow when their best recordings were with Teddy Randazzo
@@nkcbrazil Thanks, had never heard of him, had to look him up. So he wrote my favorites by Little Anthony, "Hurt So Bad" & "Goin' Out of My Head."
Her three albums with Nelson Riddle are amazing: "What's New" "Lush Life" and "For Sentimental Reasons."
One of the best female vocalists, ever, full stop.
Linda Ronstadt, one of my favorites from back in the day. Here's a suggestion by her, "It's So Easy". Check it out sometime.
Y’all really should also react to her “Ooh Baby Baby”, a Smoky Robinson classic. So beautiful!
Once again you nailed Amber. I would love to spend a afternoon listening to music with you guys. Anyway Linda is the Greatest female vocalist , always been my favorite for since my teenage years in the 70s.....
Same.
At some point, please listen to her version of What's New? with the Nelson Riddle Orchestra. Stunning, amazing, beautiful...just like you said, mere word cannot fully describe how wonderful she is!
The G.O.A.T nuf said
LOVE LOVE LOVE you guys! So glad you're covering "my music". Can you imagine listening to all of these great songs all day every day??? I was absolute heaven living during those times and all that great, diverse music.
One of the top ten female vocalists of all time!
Excellent song!! If you want some rockin' Linda Ronstadt try "Poor Poor Pituful Me" . Also in the live 1977 version of "Tumbling Dice" she gives some real grit in her vocals!!
Linda Ronstadt is #1 in the female singer category. When she sings, I sometimes get goosebumps. As you said so eloquently, Amber, she puts her feelings into every song she sings. She is so beautiful, so amazing! Maybe you could have her as a guest sometime? She is the best!! 💕💕💕 Thank you!!
Linda Ronstadt is a legend! I grew up on her music in Tucson, Arizona …her vocals have never ceased
to amaze everyone.
I Linda!! She can do it all! It does remind me it's about time for another OLIVIA song. There's a good video of her doing "Deeper than the Night" and "Sam" performed live. Thank You for always making me SMILE.
❤ Linda Ronstadt will always remain as one of the most beautiful voices of our time! When you watch her being honored at The Kennedy Center she looks both honored and sad. She is so loved. ❤
Hurt so bad is Linda Ronstadt best song ever
One of the most recognizable and beautiful voices in music. Linda Ronstadt took a song originally performed by Little Anthony and the Imperials, and in 1980 turned a 1964 ballad into a flat out Rocker! And her vocal delivery proves she deserves her place among the pioneers of popular music.
This is her 1980 cover of Little Anthony & The Imperial’s 1966 hit, but Linda can make any cover her own! She’s just amazing! Can’t believe it has taken you so long to get back to her!! You should check out some of classics she did with The Nelson Riddle Orchestra; “When You Wish Upon A Star” for one❤❤️❤️❤️❤️
Another great one from Linda. Amazing voice and so versatile too. Please do Someone To Lay Down Beside Me, written by Karla Bonoff, next. Another suggestion is Down So Low written by Tracy Nelson, who did the fantastic original recording with Mother Earth. That one would be good for a covers day. Also listen to I Can't Let Go, Love Is A Rose, Love Has No Pride, Silver Threads And Golden Needles, It's So Easy, and How Do I Make You. There are so many more to go.
How about some Karla Bonoff while their at it?
Do Heartbeats Accelerating,She is older but the Voice is incredible,And can we not mention how Beautiful this lady is!!!
Strangely enough, you haven't even explored some of her major directions: Light Opera (Pirates of Penzance - she starred on Broadway!) and the Great American Songbook (three Platinum Albums with legendary arranger Nelson Riddle.) NOBODY ever had a career like hers!
She linda, make you feel the emotion in her voice
Check out "(Love Is Like A) Heat Wave," " It Doesn't Matter Anymore," "It's So Easy," "How Do I Make You," "Poor, Poor Pitiful Me," "Tumbling Dice," and "Someone to Lay Down Beside Me" for more excellent Linda Ronstadt songs!
She’s also a crooner, Jay! “What’s New” is a great start. She had a HUGE success with these American. Standards.
Oh baby! This is from my favorite Linda albums...Mad Love (kind of her dipping into punk)
Also check out Desperado live by Linda Ronstadt... original recording by the Eagles which she did many back vocals with!
Linda is amazing…. She did a great version of Smokey Robinson’s epic song Tracks of My Tears and there is video of a great performance (I think it was a Motown special) where the two of them do that song together…I know you would love it
Please listen to the original. Little Anthony and the Imperials.
Nobody cares.
@@RJS1974Nonsense.
Linda Ronstadt had the talent and courage to record the kinds if music she wanted to do despite being warned be record executives it would ruin her career. She did folk, country, country rock, rock and roll, operetta, jazz, Spanish, and pop. Was sucessful at all of it. Linda was the biggest selling female vocalist of the 1970's. She got a Tony nom for playing Mabel in The Pirates of Penzance in the early 80's. Then, did three classic albums with Nelson Riddle. Those albums sold a combined seven million copies, critical acclaim and Grammy nominations. She did three albums in Spanish. All three won a Grammy. Her voice got even stronger in the 80's after vocal training for Pirates of Penzance. Linda recorded great music up to the end of her career. No one like her.
" Linda is probably, barr none, the greatest female vocalist of the 20th century." - Emmylou Harris
You really need to watch LINDA RONSTADT: THE SOUND OF MY VOICE, the biography out on Prime Video. It's fantastic!
Great job Amber! Such appreciation!
Just plain love this!!!!!
haven't heard that for a long time, new speakers.. sounded great.
There are still a couple of other genres that Linda excelled in that you've yet to discover. She made a foray into light opera in the 80s, appearing on Broadway in Gilbert and Sullivan's "Pirates of Penzance," for which she received a Tony nomination. The video of her performing "Poor Wandering One" displays an impressive range of vocal skills you may never have guessed she had. She also released a trio of very successful, platinum-certified albums with Nelson Riddle and his orchestra in which she covered American standards from the big band era.
The greatest female singer of her time❤❤🎉🎉
Of any time. No one has her versatility and range. No one.
@@bmw128racerStreisand
Olivia Newton-John was also in Linda’s era, and Olivia was pretty awesome too. But yes, Linda was outstanding!
Anne Wilson, pat benatar, Cyndi lauper, to name a few.
Linda is at the top of the heap. She will leave us soon so study up.
Linda is sick but a fighter. Don't count her out too soon.
@@user-ho3ki3tj9x I was a nurse for 42 years. She has a terminal neurological disease. I have been a fan of hers since 1971.
@@user-ho3ki3tj9xI spent 40+ years in health care. Trust me her time is short.
Really wish y'all would listen to her rendition of "Hasten Down The Wind"...
You should also listen to the original "Hurt So Bad" by Little Anthony and the Imperials!
I would love to see you do a back to back comparison of Linda's "You're No Good" and Van Halen's take on the same song. Both amazing yet completely different.
Linda at her best. This was near the "Pirates of Penzance" era when her voice was at its peak. Forever my favorite... even tho I met her a couple of times and she wasn't that friendly. Haha.
Always love your reactions to Linda. She's always been my favorite female vocalist. Would love for you to add these songs to your Linda Ronstadt journey:
"Living in the USA" (performed live with Chuck BerryI)
"Tumbling Dice" (performed live -- Rolling Stone Cover)
"What's New" (performed live with The Nelson Riddle Orchestra")
Linda Ronstadt is AWESOME!
The Smokey Robison cover Tracks of my Tears is really great too........
Thank you for this. I love her voice so much. The funny thing is that a huge percentage of her hits were cover songs but she put her own spin on each one and it always felt like an original. Not sure if you’ve done “Poor Poor Pitiful Me” yet but that’s my favorite.
thank you for this reaction! finally ❤️❤️❤️
Love Linda! Just beautiful!
Ditto on Little Anthony and the Imperials!