Linda Ronstadt – Rivers of Babylon
“Rivers of Babylon” in Linda Ronstadt’s repertoire is less a “song” than a sudden, reverent breath—an ancient lament that flickers…
“Rivers of Babylon” in Linda Ronstadt’s repertoire is less a “song” than a sudden, reverent breath—an ancient lament that flickers…
“Colorado” is Linda Ronstadt singing a love letter to a place she can’t quite return to—home as a landscape, home…
“You’re No Good” in this 4/24/1980 Hollywood performance is a public breakup turned into private fire—Linda Ronstadt refusing regret, and…
“Many Rivers to Cross” is a prayer set to music—an honest admission that life can exhaust you, and a promise…
Prisoner in Disguise is the sound of freedom wearing a careful mask—songs about love and longing sung with such grace…
Musician Linda Ronstadt perfroms in 1979. (Michael A Kanakis/ZUMA Wire/TNS) “Get Closer” is a late-night invitation—part heart-to-heart, part dance-floor dare—capturing…
“Bet No One Ever Hurt This Bad” is the sound of loneliness sitting perfectly still—watching the rain, listening to the…
“The Sweetest Gift” is not a love song in the usual sense—it’s a hymn of mercy, where a mother’s unwavering…
“Roll Um Easy” feels like a slow exhale after a long drive—Linda Ronstadt turning a road-worn song into a tender…
“Love Me Tender” is tenderness as refuge—Linda Ronstadt turning a famous lullaby into a quiet place to rest, where love…