First listen to Linda Ronstadt - Long Long Time (REACTION)
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Its okay to fall in love with Linda, Daniel - we all did.
What Ippie said.
All of us
every single one of us. How could we not?
Ditto.
And we're all standing in line.
There are two kinds of men in this world. "Those who have a crush on Linda Ronstadt and those who have never heard of her."
-- Willie Nelson
I feel sorry for those in the second group.
👏 👏 👏 👏
Willie Nelson is so wise. He is our modern/ancient prophet!
Funny, Willie Nelson was not known for being trite.
@@frankpeter6851 Have you ever listened to Patsy Cline.?She is considered by many to be one of the greatest voices ever. Willie wrote her biggest hit 'Crazy'. You will not be disappointed! Leanne Rhymes' 'Blue' was also written for her but she didn't live long enough to record it. She died in a small plane crash at the age of 30.
I love Karen Carpenter's voice
I love Ann Wilson's voice
I love Joni Mitchell's voice
But I believe I love Linda's the most.
I'd put Anne Murray in there, too. I hope Daniel reacts to her someday.
I couldn’t agree more. Her voice is the best
Because she is the best ever.
You have such a genuine heart. Your empathetic nerve is raw and inviting Thank you for your insight. Linda is a generations' first love. And I think I'm gonna love you for a long long time.....
Ahhhhh Lovely Linda! Not only a giant, but every young man’s crush in the 70’s, including myself! So eclectic! One of the greatest female vocalist of all time!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Her very best, imo. Yes. And so aptly expressed.
Linda Ronstadt was the best vocalist of all time! She left the songwriting mostly to others, but performed to excellence and acclaim in a wide range of genres.
She started as a country singer; made original hits and covers from everybody including Buddy Holly, Smokey Robinson, Roy Orbison, The Eagles, The Everly Brothers, The Rolling Stones, J.D. Souther, Neil Young, Chuck Berry, Warren Zevon, a number from Motown, and many others. Her work with Nelson Riddle Orchestra covering torch songs like "Someone To Watch Over Me". Trio with Dolly Parton and Emmylou Harris. "Don't Know Much" with Aaron Neville. New wave album "Mad Love". "Somewhere Out There". She went back to her Mexican roots with album "Canciones de Mi Padre".
Linda Rondstat was the greatest mezzo-soprano ever grace popular music with her presence. ❤️
Falling in love with Linda was just a natural normal reaction for most people. How could we do otherwise
She had such a wonderful voice. Perfect command of her instrument, yet sensitive and saturated with emotion. What's not to love?
The heartache in Linda's voice is visceral. Such a talent!
Her rich bell tone voice rang true through the 70's and on into the 80's when she began singing big band songs. She is a wonder. Her voice reaches into your own heart with every song.
So happy to see a young person appreciate beauty when he hears it! Only two words for this song, Impossibly Beautiful!
Wait until you see in action in 2023
3 great voices together...Linda Ronstadt, Dolly Parton, and Emmy Lou Harris....The song....These Memories.
NO auto tune! This is back when singers, such as Linda, had real talent.
In my opinion, Linda Ronstadt has the most beautiful voice on the planet. Her forty year catalogue is stunning. This was her second hit song and one of the most gorgeous while delivering a heartbreaking message. Can’t say enough about her amazing talent. I would love to see you react to some of her Mariachi music. I love your reactions and insights. 🌺✌️
Some singers have amazing voices and you go "wow, what an amazing voice". Linda has an amazing voices and you go "man, that just hits me in the heart". The song always comes first for her
I so enjoy her music. She does this song with such raw emotion. You really get absorbed by it. Beautiful lady. Powerful voice!
I love this song. It just destroys me every time I hear it. Many if not most and maybe all of us will have lived this song at least once in our lives. Linda reaches into our souls with a cry in her beautiful voice. Thanks for reacting.
Can’t imagine any current so called legendary singer being anywhere near these vocals.
Fell in love with Linda and her voice early in life thank God
I CRY WITH THIS SONG. MOVING, EMOTIONAL. SIMLPY GORGEOUS ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍👍🌻😥
Such a rich beautiful voice ❤️✌️
1970's Long Long Time is Linda Ronstadts first solo single since she left the Stone Poneys It was written by Gary B White..
Great song, but one thing listening to a song can't express is how it triggers a memory from 50 years ago when I was five years old listen to this song, while my mother crying on the couch. I couldn't understand why it made her cry. However, all these years later, this song brings me right back to those summer days of 1972. I love seeing the younger generation pickup these great songs and putting them in the spotlight. Linda Ronstadt had the voice of an angel.
Thank you for taking the time out of your life to listen to this song.
My favorite Linda Ronstadt Song with Different Drum coming up a close second. I was in college and had one of those relationships. Very like the personna in this song. This song and Fleetwood Mac's "Over My Head" were the two songs that totally depicted how hard that college love was. I think i loved that guy for seven years.
LOVE this song. First Joni, now Linda; two powerful female singers with so much emotion in their songs. Please also do "Trio", a group with Linda Ronstadt, Dolly Parton and Emmylou Harris; song: "The Sweetest Gift." Thanks, Daniel.
my favorite song by Linda, I love her voice!
I don't know if you reacted to Linda's first group "The Stone Poneys", but they had a hit with "Different Drum" which was written by Mike Nesmith of The Monkees, it's such a great classic hit, it would be nice if you would try that one next. This song is bursting with so much emotion, you'd have to have a heart of stone not feel it, it just invokes the tears from you.
And now Mike is gone.
@@trespasserswill7052 Yeah, man, I know. I was so sad when I read about it online. I made a comment on someone's reaction channel, that it would be nice if someone would do a tribute to Mike.
Such incredbily powerful lyrics, sung otherwise and by someone else they might not carry as much feeling, and emotion. The way she sings this song is haunting.
Her vocals express such longing. So much emotion pouring from her heart in this song.
I listened to Linda my in my early teens.Thank you, Linda.❤❤
Great reaction, Daniel.
From the "Blue" artist to the "Blue Bayou" artist. Legendary symmetry today, Daniel. Haven't heard this in quite some time. What a voice. In the same league as Carpenter and Streisand.
Better tone than Streisand, who sounds very nasal and not to everyone's taste. Linda has arguably the best tone of any soprano in the last 100 years. I would agree, though, that her tone is equal to Karen Carpenter, who also had the best contralto tone in recent history.
The songwriting, the melody, the lyrics, the arrangement, the instrumentation, the vocals...
It simply doesn't get better than this...
The fact that this song never made it into the U.S. top 20 shows that great music was underappreciated even back then.
I forgot how beautiful this song was! Thanks for doing this reaction.
Simply put young man. Well done brother.
one of the few acoustic songs that hit the big time. combined with such a sterling voice this song is quite unique. It's one of a kind.
This tune of Linda's has ranked among top 20 of my life for some 50 years : )
Loved this since it came out and it still touches me. I was lucky enough to see her live in 1978.
My favorite recording by Linda Ronstadt. Loved the song the first time I heard it and don't think I've heard anything quite like it since then. Thank you for reacting to it!!!
Daniel please take a moment to appreciate all of Linda‘s hits. She started out with rock songs and then ballads and then moved onto country, classic swing tunes, Spanish heritage music, show tunes, and many many more genres, all in which she scored hits. Unfortunately her voice was silenced and she can barely talk much less thing now. It’s very sad. But not only did she give us great music from her own voice, she is responsible for giving us the Eagles and their long string of hits.
Check out her version of Smokey Robinson's Ooo, Baby Baby. It's rare when anyone can compare favorably to him but she manages it.
Listen to Sweet Linda singing this song live. If she made weep on vinyl just imagine watching her sing it in a live performance. She could sing the the phone book and make it great.
I Love this song of all her songs the most! Because It happened to me, very very sad, Unrequitted Love.
Linda Ronstadt was the best ever. Love her. This song is devastating. Her delivery tears into your soul. Thank you.
Beautiful song & reaction.
Linda Ronstadt is one of my all time favorite female singers, I’m happy and lucky to have the privilege in seeing her in concert 3 times!
Daniel I’m liking your selection of music and I’m definitely subscribed and look forward to hearing you do more classics
Saw her way way back in the day and she seemed so shy on stage, but oh what a voice. Jerry Brown was a lucky man.
LInda said that she didn't know anything about singing at this point in her career. Excuse me? Her breath management was exquisite. Listen to the length of the phrases she sang here. Not on my best day. And she did it all in chest voice. We should all know so little. She had, throughout her career, the best tone of anyone I've ever listened to. Daniel, nobody gets lyrics better than you.
Daniel, I am very impressed with your reactions and analyses. Your mature responses to some tough stuff is admirable.
Back in the day, it was almost impossible not to fall instantly in love with her...
Linda sang a song called “Goodbye my Friend” which we played at my brother’s memorial. He’d fought a long battle with end stage renal failure. I miss him every day.
Aw, I'm very sorry 😥
The song must've been so heart-breaking and lovely at the same time.
Hi Daniel, I;ve only just subscribed to you channel, but as I posted recently on another channel, Willie Nelson has it right, "There are two types of men in the world. Those who've had a crush on Linda Ronstadt, and those who've never heard of her [yet]." But also, I think you really need to see her as Mabel in The Pirates of Penzance alongside the incomparable late Tony Azito of course (ehh... and Kevin Klein :-)). Oh, also, you need to see her on the Muppet Show for some of her VERY best performances, probably the BEST Blue Bayou ever done! And her Mariachi...
I love your heart Daniel. It shows on your face.
I remember this sing from my childhood and it's always haunted me. She's such an amazing vocalist and artist. I still get chills when I hear this song.
Kudos to whoever scored the string parts.
Best voice of Country at the time. She, together with Emmylou Harris, made me make my peace with Country music.
Honest and emotional, far away from the pathos of "How the West was won"-songs and Hillbilly-yodeling.
I hope you know that we'd love for you to react to more songs by Linda Ronstadt, right? "When Will I Be Loved" and "Desperado" are beautiful options!
I’ve loved this song since my mom played it for me as a kid. Great stuff! 👍
Please check out “Different Drum” and her cover of Little Feat’s “Willin’
Linda also spent some time as the leading lady in the stage musical of Gilbert and Sullivan's, Pirates Of Penzance . She did an album of Mexican Songs the album called Songs For My Father. Thanks D/ 9 for bringing this jewel.
Must be one of her best vocals such melancholy such beauty love you
This song just leveled up a couple weeks ago.
I was in that situation many years ago with a girl I knew.We were friends but I was totally in love with her. She did not feel the same way. I played this song many many times thinking about her. Linda's voice displayed exactly how I was feeling.
Linda didn't write the song, but the emotion she puts into the song makes it seem like it really did come from her.
More Ronstadt? here you go, Poor, Poor Pitiful Me. It is a fun song written by Warren Zevon, or White Rhythm And Blues written by J.D. Souther who wrote many of Ronstadt's hits as well as wrote or co-wrote several songs for the Eagles among others. Thank you for this reaction. Linda and Joni in the same day, you must be emotionally exhausted now.
Great song, great performance, great reaction!
I have this song as recorded by Rod McKuen , makes me cry each time I play it
I used to have that picture of her on the ceiling above my bed so that I went to sleep and awoke to this beautiful woman. Hasten Down the Wind is still my favorite album.
Her best performance imo. Linda has that womanly voice. She is a belter but in a great way. Many belters are so physically animated that their neck veins show the strain and get redfaced.
With Linda she always looks relaxed and with that beautiful girl next door face you go "Wow, that voice comes out of HER?" Should watch the live version from '72, its even more moving to see her live doing the song.
Very opposite feel of Joni, but none less affective.
I agree, just for the sheer beauty, power, and tone of her voice, which really shines in slow ballads.
What an amazing voice. 11 Emmy awards. Sadly, she retired in 2013 due to her Parkinson's Disease diagnosis, which affects her ability to control her voice.
Great reaction....thanks.
Some great live versions of her singing this on TV shows can be easily found. For me, Linda and Karen Carpenter had the best ever voices for conveying emotion (especially feelings of melancholy/longing). Her "Heart Like a Wheel" album is a high watermark of recorded music -- preserved as such in the National Library of Congress' recording registry. I think the title track from it is the best thing she ever did. Since it isn't well-known, though, I'll suggest "Different Drum" (from her early-folk period), "Faithless Love" or "When Will I Be Loved/Willin'" (two short songs without a break between them that have a somewhat related theme).
Karen had a beautiful voice but the songs she sang were just....saccharine. It really took away from her artistry.
Yes, especially a Midnight Special, with a bluegrass band, steel guitar instead of strings, I prefer it to this version.
Listen to Agnetha Faltskog from AꓭBA and you’ll hear another woman who can put emotion into a song.
Her solo catalogue has some good ones but listen to AꓭBA’s The Winner Takes if All, Disillusion, I’ve Been Waiting for You, and My Love, My Life among others.
I discovered your channel via Nightwish but loving the variety of music you listen to here. Joni and Linda in one day!! Some of my absolute faves 😍 thank you!
I first heard this when I was 20 years old (1968 ) and in the throes of unrequited love, and it blew my mind. A masterpiece.
had a crush on her more than a few decades ago. LOL beautiful voice.
Linda Ronstadt sings achingly beautiful sad love songs but she it very versatile. She can rock out as she does on You're No Good and Tumbling Dice, the Rolling Stone song.
Yes, this is a very sad song indeed, Daniel .. But my favourite unrequited love song is Bonnie Raitt's original version of "I Can't Make You Love Me" .. React to the official video version and you'll hear and see the perfect example of a beautiful sad song .. Brilliant lyrics, vocals, and instrumentation ( with Bruce Hornsby on piano ) .. You will definitely get emotional over this one .. Cheers, Wayne
Oh yes that's a great song too, both hit you in the heart...🎶 🎵 🖤
@@elaine1413 They sure do .. Perfectly described .. It's a strange thing that we will still listen to such songs, and actually enjoy them, even though they are so emotionally painful to hear.
I love both these Ladies so much
@@donnabruhn6907 Yep .. Both have wonderful voices, and also seem to be really good people as well .. Great role models for up and coming female artists.
Have you told your parents and grandparents how lucky they are to have grown up with the greatest music written between 1955 and today?
Wonderful Review !!
One of the best songs on unrequited love which for some reason doesn' t show up on lists of songs of unrequited love.
I so enjoy your reactions to good music. So thoughtful, so heartfelt. It's clear you're a good person, Daniel.
I've tried recommending this one and Love Has No Pride to many channels and I'm finally glad someone took a shot at Long Long Time. For me these two are her most epic power ballad love songs, and sung majestically. LIVE sounds just as good as the studio:
LINDA RONSTADT -- LOVE HAS NO PRIDE - CZcams (Concert Behind Prison Walls, 1976)
(2) Linda Ronstadt - Love Has No Pride (1976) Offenbach, Germany - CZcams
Great reaction. Would love to see you react to 'Faithless Love" and "Poor Poor Pitiful Me'. 2 of my favorites from her.
Faithless Love is great. Hasten Down the Wind is another one - - short, but sweet, and also sad.
Linda was the best. I loved her. She didn't write this song, by the way, but she sure delivers the emotions.😎
She was stuck in the 'friend zone' with this person she was desperately in love with. Everyone has been there done that, that's why this song is so damn powerful. I remember staring at this album cover at the age of 8 for hours completely infatuated with her. I also remember listening to this song and crying...I didn't even know what she was singing about, but I felt the pain in her voice. She will always be in my heart... ❤
There was a time when Linda Ronstadt was also known as the Queen of the Remake, as a lot of her hits were remakes of other peoples songs. The thing is, her versions seemed to always be the ones that were hits. She was great at the remakes. I really liked when she did her Spanish album...that was a different side and showed off her incredible voice once again.
I love Linda Ronstadt, but I definitely prefer Dee Dee Warwick's version of "You're No Good" and Doris Troy's version of "Just One Look"
You thank us for coming? No, Thank You for such a wonderful song. Her first hit was written by Monkee Mike Nesmith. Check out Different Drum
Now 'Wool Hat' is gone.
Her live versions are great.
Willin'
Faithless love
Somebody to lay down beside me
Desperado (Eagles song that was not a hit until she covered it)
Also has some Mexican songs that are amazing
add ~ "It Doesn't Matter Anymore"
@@wasfazed OMG. Absolutely. So many great song.
Of course The Eagles got their start as her backing band.
JUST WOW !!!!!!
Linda is my favorite. Would you please listen to her "Love Has No Pride." Thank you, Daniel.
Linda had some songs that were her own but preferred to do a cover in a new way. She only picked songs that reflected her own experience and that’s why she felt them through her soul. Even Mick Jagger wanted her record Tumbling Dice and she did it! This song was written by a friend of hers but who could sing it any better than that interpretation. Just beautiful!
Wow, it's been more than a few years since I heard this, but the impact it has and the sheer quality of the vocals never change, thank you Daniel! It prompted me to go look at her 2014 induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and I was surprised to find that she was so closely linked to the formation of the Eagles, having had Frey and Don Henley in her backing band in the early 70s - fascinating!
Just to add some; All 4 of The Eagles (Frey, Henley, Bernie Leadon & Randy Miesner) played in Linda's band, just not usually at the same time. I THINK all 4 did play on 1 album of hers, but all 4 only played live together once (a gig Linda did at Disneyland). When Frey & Henley told her they wanted to form a band, she suggested they both come on tour with her (to experience touring, first hand) & put them in the same hotel/motel rooms (so they could work on writing songs for their future band). She also suggested Leadon for their group & someone connected with her (I can't recall who) then suggested Meisner. At the R&R Hall of Fame, when Frey said "she, more than anyone else, helped us put together The Eagles...", he really meant it.
Loved your reaction to Linda and analysis of this, you're dead on.....it's a shame we can never hear this golden voice again
If you like songs about unrequited love, there is a classic of the genre. Try this video: Ray Charles - You Don't Know Me (Live 1964)
I believe Linda sang this in the late 60s and it’s ironic that it is what I went through this millennium incredible storytelling with that remarkable voice any of her other songs are incredible as well.
This is just achingly beautiful.
Such a powerfully plaintive song…Prisoner in Disguise is another along the same vein…I love theses , but I think I’ve come to love Linda’s Spanish language works even more; particularly the more high energy ones such as La Cerreda (sic?). Her voice was such a blessing to hear
1970's high-school. listened to this song on repeat over and over again.
She almost whispers a time or two before going OFF!!
This song has risen to my top three. Thanks for bringing this back.