Linda Ronstadt - Willin' - Live 1976 скачать видео бесплатно

sandinyourshoes

A great song from "Heart Like a Wheel." I also love The Byrds' version.

broncobrian

great

Dave Briffa

watched Abyss at the time and only just looked this up, always loved it ,but even more now,what a great song. been a long time.

Kenny O

If there's anyone that ever cranked a dolly that doesn't tear up a little when Linda belts this out,,,,,well,,,they ain't willin',,,,nobody has ever sang this song better little gal,nobody.

fkslfjsldkf

If you've ever been out on the road alone late at night, dead tired but pushing on, floating in the night with nothing but road noise and headlights, you love this song. 

T. Logan Russell

Like all great songs, this music in this tune carries lyrics that speak eternal truths to a lot of folks. Whether you have ever driven a truck, lived on the road, been drunk and dirty, had your head stoved in, smuggled anything, gotten into weed, whites or wine or not, most all of us have been Willin'. Whether Lowell singing with Little Feat or covered by Linda, Black Crowes or anybody else, this song is just epically good.

nancy darkes-stiles

Linda is still my idol...such a voice from Heaven and pretty damn easy on the eyes,,,,,

clay clown

What a cool killer she was. 

Bill Atwell

original was Little Feat, song written by Lowell George who died way to young. Linda sang this again at a Lowell George tribute too a few years later. Lowell was a great song writer and singer and shared his talent with many. Started out with Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Inventions but got kicked out asked to leave supposedly because of this song, Zappa was a staunch anti-drug advocate, others say Lowell was caught by Zappa smoking a joint outside a studio, whatever happened Lowell did better after leaving them and forming Little Feat.

calamagrostis88

Fuck the war on drugs, it has only brought us the meth plague, while the weed and wine are just fine. 

gerard ripley

Original is from Little Feat, of course. I fell for this song as recorder by a band called Seatrain. I swear, Linda does the greatest job on it, though. There is an intentional pause in the instrumental as you go into the chorus and nobody ever nailed it like Linda in this performance. Her version helped me to get it right.

Kristin Doubet

The late,great and beautiful Lowell George of Little Feat. 

zane blast

This is how it's done. Linda's voice, lowell's tune. A dream come true. This video is a lesson in great singing and an emotional triumph.

Dean Goddard

wonderful

daniel coy

Why I like this song, along with the obvious reason? Because I've been to Tucson to Tucumcari, Tehachapi to Tonopah, and driven every kind of rig that's ever been made. Driven the back roads so I wouldn't get weighed. Oh, and love my weed, whites, and wine!

gogo delux

Thanking the heavens above for the gift of Linda Ronstadt. Wiilin' one of her finest works of vocal art. Thanks to the late great Lowell for the tune.

john armour

does anyone know who played the pedal steel on this song?

jake greene

good song

Lewis Young

Eh, look at Waddy's hair. All straight and stuff. Is he,...blonde here?

mallubhai0MBBS

Abyss (1989) brought me here...and I am glad it did....