Linda Ronstadt – Guess I’ll Hang My Tears Out to Dry
Classic Oldies A Solitary Heart Suspended Between Loss and Acceptance When Linda Ronstadt released her elegant interpretation of “Guess I’ll Hang My Tears Out to Dry” on her 1983 album What’s New,…
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Linda Ronstadt – Break My Mind
The sound of leaving before goodbye — “Break My Mind” There are songs that smell faintly of dust and rain, songs that belong to the road before dawn — when…
Linda Ronstadt – After the Gold Rush
A Hymn to Fragility: When Humanity’s Dreams Collide with the Silence of the Earth When Linda Ronstadt recorded her version of “After the Gold Rush”, first released on her 1975…
Linda Ronstadt – I Can Almost See It
A soft beginning that already knows the ending — “I Can Almost See It” There are songs that don’t rush to tell you their secrets. They wait, they breathe, they…
Linda Ronstadt – Am I Blue
A Torch Song Drenched in Loneliness and the Artistry of Restraint When Linda Ronstadt recorded “Am I Blue” for her 1986 album For Sentimental Reasons, she was already a seasoned…
Linda Ronstadt – Tú Sólo Tú
A Heart Reawakened in the Language of Its Origins When Linda Ronstadt released “Tú Sólo Tú” in 1987 as part of her landmark album Canciones de Mi Padre, she did…
Linda Ronstadt – Love Me Tender
A Quiet Benediction of Love’s Enduring Grace When Linda Ronstadt included “Love Me Tender” on her 1978 album Living in the U.S.A., she was already among the most versatile and…
Linda Ronstadt – Roll Um Easy
A Quiet Pilgrimage Through Longing and Restlessness When Linda Ronstadt recorded “Roll Um Easy” for her 1974 album Heart Like a Wheel, she transformed a modest, introspective song by Lowell…
Linda Ronstadt – The Sweetest Gift
A Hymn of Unconditional Love That Transcends Walls and Time When Linda Ronstadt released “The Sweetest Gift” on her 1974 album Heart Like a Wheel, she was already carving out…
Linda Ronstadt – Bet No One Ever Hurt This Bad
The soft rain of first heartbreak — “Bet No One Ever Hurt This Bad” There are songs that sound like they were never written but simply remembered—like someone left a…