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In a period of creativity in the 1990s, Linda Ronstadt penned a song intended as a the perfect lullaby to send a baby off to sleep.

When recording 'Different Drum', Linda Ronstadt delivered one rendition of the song before recording her vocals in a single take from start to finish.

While Linda Ronstadt could sing rock and roll forever, she knew that there were much better places to go beyond the typical pop format.

The music of Linda Ronstadt will be featured Saturday night at a concert in the Smoot Theatre on Fifth Street in downtown Parkersburg. “The Linda Ronstadt Experience,” performed by Tristan McIntosh, ...

Partially Thanks to Linda Ronstadt - After Linda Ronstadt released her version of "I Will Always Love You", Dolly Parton had one request for Whitney Houston.

Fifty years after Linda Ronstadt 's Prisoner in Disguise came out, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee is looking back at the album that further cemented her reputation as a ‘70s pop superstar and ...

Linda Ronstadt is as much a sonic actor as she is a singer, but she knew that some tunes aren't always meant for her voice. Read more here.

As much as Linda Ronstadt liked thinking outside the box, there were some pieces of her catalogue that the public never needed to hear.

Linda Ronstadt was always a master interpreter of other people's songs, but she knew when she was musically defeated on certain tunes.

Linda Ronstadt delivered an emotional rendition of the Eagles' 'Desperado' in 1975, a move Don Henley credited to popularising the song.

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