Linda Ronstadt with RIP Andrew Gold & Kenny Edwards - When Will I Be Loved, Midnight Special, 1975 descargar videos gratis

Babybluebbw

June 14, 1975 - Linda Ronstadt's remake of The Everly Brothers' "When Will I Be Loved" tops the Billboard country chart!

Kevin Clepps

great music!

Jake Miller

Just a tidbit about Andrew Gold that I didn't know, I found on wiki. His mother was Marni Nixon the truly great singer who sang the for in Natali Wood in Westside Story, Debra Carr in The King and I and Audrey Hepburn in My Fair Lady. She was in the same league in my opinion as the better known musical stars as Julie Andrews and Shirley Jones an outstanding talent.

Jake Miller

I must be living under a rock. Didn't know Andrew Gold passed. So young. He was a huge part of Linda's great success He was an awesome arranger and musician. Thank you so much Andrew. Thank you Kenny. May you rock in peace.

Maurice Belk

In honor of Phil Everly,who composed this number........................RIP!!!!!!

Robert Wagner

how could you not fall in love with her??

Bullraemus

She looks so Cute here.... love those Lips ! ! !

StillGotMyElf

3 people have never, and will never, be loved.

aleon1018

LR has been diagnosed with Parkinsons and says she can no longer sing. Keep hoping and or praying for a cure

ljinbs

Fantastic harmony!

Travis Doucette

perfect.

David Gee

And Billy Batson from SHAZAAM! on the other guitar.

Tom Marr

Who TF didn't like this?

Barry Nisman

Confused Gold with JD Souther, that looks so much like JD...

Raggedy Ann

Hot hot hot...look at those beautiful dark eyes just sparklin away. I love her.

golyg

Dr. Zaius on lead guitar ladys and gentlemen

golyg

LR and Ann Wilson = two best female rock vocalists ever

simonmoves

thanks for this clip-and acknowledging the amazing talents of andrew Gold & Kenny Edwards.--they were an integral part of Ronstadt's music--very sad to hear

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Linda、若っ！

turboarrowIII

Brilliant. You can see they all really enjoyed performing it.

In Remembrance: Andrew Gold 1951

In Remembrance: Andrew Gold 1951 - 2011