LINDA RONSTADT - I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU (1975) | FIRST TIME REACTION
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Artist: Linda Ronstadt
Song: I Will Always Love You
Album: Prisoner in Disguise
Released: 1976
Genre: Rock, country rock
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Okay it's obvious that most ppl don't know the story behind the Whitney Houston cover of this song. Houston didn't what to do the song, she heard Dolly's version and didn't know what to do with the song. David Foster, the song producer went into Long Beach to get a copy of the Dolly's recording. The record store didn't have it, but had Linda's album Prisoner In Disguise with this version of the song on it. When David heard the song, he said, he knew what they could do with the song. I am not a musician myself (have many friend that are), they all say the arrangement for the Foster/Houston song is directly taken from this recording; that they just played with the melody line. When Dolly found out, that David and Whitney were using Linda's version, as the template for their recording. She called David on the phone to give him the final verse of the song, which Linda does not use in this recording. Also the intend of the songs or recordings are different. As Dolly and Linda recordings are sung as an ode to mentor song. In the movie the Bodyguard, the song is used as a song about romantic love, which was not the original intent of the song. Linda's version of the song was an album track, and never release to radio.
I can listen to this song 1000 times and i probably have. The authenticity of her feelings and the emotions always reach deep inside. The sweetness of her voice is unmatched
This is the most beautiful female voice on the planet! Linda recorded this version of Dolly Parton’s classic song many years before Whitney Houston lent her pipes to it. All three versions are spectacular but this one is my favorite. 🌺✌️
Agreed !
Whitney actually used Linda version as a kind of blueprint for her version. I saw it in a documentary.
Dolly and Linda sing it to you, not at you.
She's the G.O.A.T..
Written and first recorded by Dolly Parton. Her version is also beautiful!
One of the greatest singers ever!
Linda Ronstadt is... I don't know how to say it! She is incredible! Anything she touches is gold! I've loved her forever!!
Linda is one of the greatest vocalist to ever live. Angelic.
Thank you for bringing Linda back!!!
I just came across this quote from Willie Nelson.
"There are 2 Kinds of Men in This World...
Those who have a crush on Linda Ronstadt and those who have never heard of her."-Willie Nelson
She's a MONSTER! Could out-sing any man or woman in the known universe, yesterday and today. 20 studio albums, 11 Grammys, and the first female vocalist to fill stadiums! She has sung it all from country to pop to rock to blues to jazz, Spanish language, and even opera. Dig in guys, she is a once-in-a-century artist!
I saw a documentary--it might have been "Sound of my voice" and they were talking to one of the band members of the band she opened for the first time she was play auditoriums. (Sorry--I wish I could remember the details better. The important thing is nobody had seen her sing in a huge venue, more in clubs.)
The guy they were interviewing was saying that the main act and some others were voicing some general concern about her vocal abilities to "fill" the venue.
Then she started singing.
LOL.
I'm so Glad you Guys discovered Linda Ronstadt and are Reacting to her Music, Back in the Day she was my Idol! (still is).
I love her; she is flawless!
Dolly Parton wrote this in 1973. She & Linda are friends & Linda sang it that same year.. Whitney's version is wonderful but came out in 1992. I have no idea if she ever heard Linda sing it. Plus Linda sang country, rock, R & B, metal, American standards, mariachi & light opera. Arguably the finest female vocalist of the century.
For another unbelievably great woman singer check out Eva Cassidy live at the Blues Alley 1996 doing Over the Rainbow, Autumn Leaves, Bridge Over Troubled Water.
LInda Ronstadt's voice is so pure. Surely her song Long Long Time has to be on the list.
Linda is one of the most talented singers ever! She can sing any kind of music! So heartbreaking that she is sick and can no longer sing because of her illness. Other people said it was Dolly Parton who is the actual creator of this song and that is a fact. You should listen to her version along with other Dolly songs!
Linda does it all, pop. Country, rock, Hispanic.
Guys, please react to Linda singing “Adios”. It’s beautiful. 💜💕💜💕💜💕
Linda Ronstadt is the Queen 👑 of
70's rock. Her voice is so strong and clear. She is a beautiful lady and the best singer of our generation
One of my favorite female singing this song. She has a voice that is so gorgeous. I would take this version over Whitney Houstons version. Love Lindas voice any day. ❤❤❤❤
I'm guessing others will share this with you, but Dolly Parton was the original artist of this song (wrote and sang it for Porter Wagoner, whose show she was leaving). Linda's came along a short time later. I'm sure there must be a couple others that covered it as well. Whitney's version came along much later and of course was a major hit.
Yes, I was going to say that Dolly Parton was the original singer for this song.
Linda's version of this is my favourite!
Linda anyday, check out her duet with Aaron Neville
Linda Ronstadt is one of the best female singers & can sing any genre from ballads to country to rock & even opera. She has had so many hits such as "Blue Bayou", "You're No Good", "Long Long Time", "Poor Poor Pitiful Me", "Desperado" etc. Ronstadt also did two great duets, "Somewhere Out There" (with James Ingram) & "Don't Know Much" (with Aaron Neville). The Eagles were her backing band till they went out on their own & she has covered a lot of their songs.
No words can describe how good she was in concert …. She opened for the Eagles. One of the BEST concerts EVER. The show went on for hours.
The Eagles were her actual band. She convinced to go out on their own. She gained megastardom before they did..and then became one of the biggest rock bands of all time. I don't think she ever opened for them, though. She was a headliner all on her own.
This is in the same territory as Long, Long Time....I thimk that's the title. And Heart Like a Wheel. Linda sings these romantic songs better than anyone
This version was in 1975 By Linda Ronstadt I have the Album titled "Prisoner in Disguise" check out "Love has no pride" by Linda Ronstadt
Iconic song with a back story. Written by country artist Dolly Parton for her mentor Porter Wagoner. This version is very close to Dolly's OG, emotional country version. Linda has covered so many genres. Her live versions of the Stones "Tumbling Dice" and the Motown song "Heatwave" are very cool. Thanks for the reaction guys!!
You keep referring to this 1975 Linda Ronstadt version as a cover, and it is. But the Whitney Houston version is also a cover and came MUCH later than this (early 1990s). The original is from 1974 and was sung by Dolly Parton. Dolly Parton also wrote it and she wrote it specifically for Porter Wagoner. Dolly had been a regular on his show for several years and wrote this for him when she departed his show.
Check out her duet with Aaron Nevillr.
My favorite version of this song. Listen to her, Emmy Lou Harris and Dolly Parton.
This has always been my favorite version of this song. Still have the original album of Linda's that this song is on. For something different, but absolutely incredible, check out Linda singing "La Charreada" in Spanish.....the language of her heritage.
Nobody has reacted to Linda's
80's album check out her video "want love get closer"
Another sweet song is Faithless Love & Someone to lay down beside me very mellow and also will give you chills. Also Desperado Another one you should listen to.
My favorite female vocalist and easy on the eyes. So talented.
Linda had the greatest voice of her generation. I love this version of Dolly's song. Another gem you should listen to is "High Sierra" with Emmylou Harris, Dolly Parton, and Linda.
Personally I think Linda has the better voice, even better than Whitney. She makes you believe this is very real to her.
Linda has so many hits and such a beautiful voice. I know you have reacted to her before. She did an Eagles song "Desperado" that is really good both the studio and live versions. Thanks so much guys for reacting to this one.🧡
Bro's, you'll Love some Linda Ronstadt classics "Blue Bayou", "When Will I Be Loved" and "Different Drum"(when in The Stone Poneys)!!edit- One of Linda's first backing bands was Swampwater. They backed her on a couple of TV Shows and at the Big Sur Folk Festival. Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Bernie Leadon, and Randy Meisner toured with her briefly in 1971. They played on her third solo album, before forming the Eagles.
I adore Linda too. ✌
This is my my favorite version of this song, though I love Dolly's as well.
If You want to hear a song by her which has a lot of emotion in it, that would be "Long Long Time", it's about an unrequited love. I've always liked it, in some ways, more than her other songs.
Kevin Costner gave Whitney Houston Linda’s recording of I Will Always Love You not Dolly’s. The rest is history
Great reaction! Now you must do "Blue Bayou" from Linda!! I think music touches all of us because we all have had the experience of love and heartbreak and I'm sure Linda drew on her own personal experiences to give this song the "heart" you hear.
Her version of "Dedicated to the one i love" and " Long Long Time" are beautie's too
You guys should her version of Desperado. Also Someone to Lay Down Beside Me, Tracks of My Tears, Just One Look
Nice Patrick….yes George….she’s got a beautiful, crisp, classic voice. She sings Blue Bayou…. It’s amazing as well.😘😘😎
Melting like a candle 🕯️😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Linda has a beautiful voice. Please also play Bruce Hornsby and Bonnie Raitt doing "I Cant Make You Love Me" live. Thanks, guys!
Teen idol Olivia Newton passed away yesterday at 73 after a 30 year battle against cancer. Please check out, Get 0hysical from the 80's or Hopelessly Devoted to You from the movie Grease.
Magic is also a great one.
Awesome voice!!
The album that song is on, Prisoner in disguise, is a great album. Every song is great.
Glad you’re featuring a female artist today! Bravo! Since we’re talking about female artists, please react to Bonnie Raitt and her song, I Can’t Make You Love Me. The official studio version. Great vocals and killer lyrics. Hope you can do it. Thanks, guys.
Shame the best version of this song is the least known. From Linda's 1975 platinum album Prisoner in Disguise. Heatwave was the big hit from this album. Linda Ronstadt is the greatest most versatile female vocalist of her generation.
Selena Gomez will be doing a Bio-pic of this Beautiful and extremely Talented woman. I can't wait for her story AND her MUSIC
to be discovered by our younger Generation, they will see and hear how music should really sound. Magical and Pure.
Check out the original version by Dolly Parton from 1974, who wrote the song. There's a live version of Dolly singing it on a TV show. Dolly is gorgeous! :-)
Great. 🌠
My favorite version of this song...sorry Whitney
You guys are so real. So genuine. I would watch you guys review a morning sunrise. You are the best.
You should do the album version of “Adios”.
whitney recorded her version of the song some 3 years after linda did her's
Ok Patrick & George .. y'all now NEED to react to the original artist for this song .. Dolly Parton. You can't pick a fav of this track until u listen to the original artist. Let's go!!!!
Also love this version better, her vocals along with the piano and steel guitar make it so.
Other female singers I would recommend are: Patti Smith (Because the Night, Dancing Barefoot), Dusty Springfield (Son of a Preacher Man, Goin' Back), Joan Jett ( I Love Rock n Roll, Bad Reputation), Tina Turner (The Best, Steamy Windows). And definitely not forgetting Olivia Newton-John who very sadly passed away yesterday. Great songs from the film Grease (for example Hopelessly Devoted to You, You're The One That I Want, Summer Nights), and in 1971 she had a hit with a Bob Dylan song If Not For You. RIP Dame Olivia. Also, I must just mention Judith Durham, who also very sadly passed away a few days ago. She was the singer with the Australian band The Seekers who I remember so well from the 1960s. She had a wonderful voice with songs such as The Carnival is Over and I'll Never Find Another You. RIP Judith. Just a few suggestions, guys, there are so many great female singers out there including the wonderful Floor Jansen of Nightwish, I know how much you love her voice. Guys, I do hope to hear from you soon regarding my request which I made at the beginning of August. Take care now.
Great list. I would also add Pat Benatar, unless I missed her name in your comment.
@@stevenguild2707 Hi Steven, no, her name wasn't in my comment - there's just so many great female singers isn't there? As you say, Pat Benatar, and then how about Cher, Joni Mitchell, Annie Lennox, Donna Summer, Carly Simon, Etta James, Aretha Franklin, it goes on and on!
You should check out Linda Ronstadt's rendition of "Someone to Lay Down Beside Me" from 1976. It has a very nice piano pattern as its foundation and it showcases Linda's beautiful voice.
Yes, this is a broken record speaking, Dolly Parton is the songwriter and the original artist for this song. This song was originally written as a farewell letter to her co-star/boss Porter Wagoner, she use to be a regular on his show "The Porter Wagoner Show", but she started to out shine him and they kept butting heads, so she realized it would be best, for both of them, if she left and so, she wrote the letter which turned into a song that brought her great fortune. Linda Ronstadt is a great singer and performer but this isn't her song nor is it Witney Houston's, Dolly gets full credit, maybe you could check out the original version sometime, she even sang it on The Porter Wagoner Show. Thanks for the reaction!
I had no idea Linda covered this! Her voice is incredible. I prefer it over Whitney Houston's cover too.
Please listen to more Joni Mitchell another stellar voice and probably the one the best songwriters period.
Chheck out the original from the 1960s by Dolly Parton!
This was a very personal song for her!
this version is from 1975. houston´s cover was 1992. did you ever listen to the original by dolly parton from 1974? 😎
This was my first exposure to the song, and I loved it immediately. Still do. There's nothing to gain by comparing Dolly, Linda, and Whitney, because they're all great. The way the Trio got together is that Linda and Emmylou got together one evening to sing for fun, and they discovered that they both had the same favorite singer: Dolly Parton. I consider Dolly a brilliant songwriter, and this song goes a long way to proving it.
Whitney's version is actually based on Linda cover and not Dolly's original. Allegedly, Kevin Costner pitched Dolly's song to the producers and could only find Linda's record for them to listen to it so WH is basically a pumped up version of this one.
That's the official story but I don't know if it's real because Whitney's mother did back up vocals for some Linda's records and shows so I bet Whitney knew Linda's music better than they said. I think even Houston's mother told her that out would be difficult to top Linda's cover.
I love Linda! You guys should try faithless love!
Check out Faithless Love, I expect you will greatly enjoy it
Whitney Houston has said that they chose to use Linda Ronstadt's version of this song for her " Bodyguard's" performance. Dolly Parton wrote the song as a goodbye to Porter Wagner, It wasn't a romantic relationship but a very special relationship and how he helped her get noticed by the public. I agree both versions are amazing. Whitney had the luxury of a full musical production. Linda's is a stripped down version and just as nice.
Fucking wow.
Mark Martel cover of I Will Always Love You. You won’t be disappointed!! Also David Phelps cover of Whitney Houston’sI Have Nothing. He is absolutely phenomenal.
So what is happening here, is that Dolly wrote and recorded this in the early 70s and Linda covered it in 1975, but with a totally different arrangement and vocal style, BIGGER PIPES. Whitney KILLED IT in 1992 and was credited for arranging her version of it herself. Linda's version reveals that, although Whitney knocks it out of the park, she DID NOT ARRANGE IT - Linda did! Scandalous I know, but interesting. If Linda heard Whitney's version, she could have matched it or bested it! I ADORE Whitney, so don't get me wrong, and she demolished it, but she did not arrange it.
Guys, this is the best version by the original artist, Dolly Parton. This clip is from the movie "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas" with Burt Reynolds. czcams.com/video/0KjO3YwlhEE/video.html
Dolly Parton's version (she wrote this song) is worth checking out as well.
Since you mentioned Heart...You should do the LIVE version of Heart singing UNCHAINED MELODY. We all love the original... but Heart's version really shows off Ann's powerful voice. It's got more of a rock sound to it than the Righteous Brothers' classic.
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I love Linda's version of this. She is one of the best singers around. If you like this version, I think you would really like the version by my favorite singer Kelly Clarkson. She did it at the ACM awards with just piano and guitar.
Great version. I still prefer the Dolly Parton origional which she sang in the 1982 Film The Best Little Whorhouse in Texas, long before Whitney's amazing interpretation.
Great job guys. Please give a listen to “Ooh, Baby, Baby,” and “Trouble Again.” (The album versions).
Dolly Parton wrote this song.
Dolly Parton wrote this and she is the bar one must reach on this one. And if you check out more country check out Loretta Lynn. She had some great ones she wrote. Such as Fist City…you ain’t woman enough to take my man…now I’ve got the pill…
Hi Patrick and George, love you boys and your podcast 3/26/24 Patrick are you married? George are you Married?
Dolly Parton is the Original. She Wrote it.
Dolly’s version, please!
Dolly Parton's original and best!
Linda Ronstadt's "Long Long Time" will bring tears to your eyes.
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no disrespect to whitney but love Lindas
Personally, I like Linda's and Dolly's voices much better than Whitney's voice. Even Kenny Rogers sang it beautifully.
Try Dolly's version. Linda sang it in the same style as Dolly. When Linda was going to record it, she asked her good friend Dolly, if she could record it. Dolly gave her blessing. Very sweet of both of them. When Whitney heard Dolly singing it, Whitney said "What is that bitch doing singing my song". What a difference between Linda and Whitney. This was reported in the papers at the time. I never liked Whitney's version. Too over the top. She was showcasing her voice rather that the sentement of the lyrics.
You are doing yourselves a disservice if you do not listen to one of the many versions of this song as sung by Dolly Parton that can be found on CZcams. I am not suggesting you need to react to it on your channel, but you should at least listen to Dolly sing it, (one of the versions from 1974 would be best,) just for you to hear how the actual writer of the song (dolly herself) chose to sing it.
The GOAT of this song will always be Whitney Houston. You guys gotta check it out and hear for yourself.