The “murky” genre that made Linda Ronstadt hate rock: “It just wrecked the music”
Falling out of love pretty quickly.

Linda Ronstadt is an American singer whose powerful voice and remarkable versatility made her one of the most successful artists of the 1970s.
After first finding success with The Stone Poneys and the hit ‘Different Drum’, she established herself as a solo star through acclaimed albums including ‘Heart Like a Wheel’, ‘Simple Dreams’ and ‘Living in the USA’.
Ronstadt enjoyed chart success across rock, country, folk, pop and traditional Mexican music, recording enduring hits such as ‘You’re No Good’, ‘Blue Bayou’, ‘When Will I Be Loved’ and ‘It’s So Easy’.
An 11-time Grammy Award winner and recipient of the National Medal of Arts, she is widely regarded as one of the greatest vocalists in popular music and an enduring influence on generations of artists.
Falling out of love pretty quickly.
The dark side of the charts
It changed his career forever.
“I was already struggling with it.”
The sheer passion in her voice.
The most natural melodies.