Link to original video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...AE&feature=emb_title

The band kills it, the harmonies are tight, and Linda was a force back in the day. She was way past prime by the time I arrived on the planet but my mother absolutely loved here and I have to concur.

Made my day watching and listening to it. Thanks.

Always loved her music. She really had a great voice. Only got to see her in concert once back in about '75 or so but it was great.

She was great, so sad what Parkinson's has done to her.

I'm pretty sure I was there that night. Wow I remember Waddy's guitar strap falling off and Linda reattached it. Man what a trip. don't remember much else from those days TBH. I never knew it was recorded.

Sometimes I look back and think, maybe I shouldn’t have dumped her back then

Enjoyed that. Thanks for sharing.

Doesn't hurt that Tumbling Dice is one of the most perfect songs of all time.

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Originally posted by TMats:
Sometimes I look back and think, maybe I shouldn’t have dumped her back then

Is that you, Jerry Brown.

One of the Eagles said she was that little girl with the biggest voice in the room.

If you haven't downloaded/bought her "Feels like home" album, please do so! It is worth the price just to her her, Emmylou Harris, and Dolly Pardon singing "After the Gold Rush".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykMzS6ugnPI

 
I was fortunate to see her perform with the Stone Poneys in 1966 (or 1967), at an outdoor stage.

Somewhere back in the day, I had a poster of her in roller skates (the Living in the USA album) in my locker.

She was a looker . . .

We got some complaints about her big hit "You're no good". A couple of older women didn't like it, found it trashy, they said.

Station manager liked the song and we played it. Found out later he was at one time involved with a younger woman who could be the main character in the song.