Linda Ronstadt gained mainstream success with her fifth album, 'Heart Like a Wheel,' a cohesive choice of songs from the queen of rock.

Her debut album ... play across all 11 tracks of Hand Sown, chasing each other through the halls of the house Linda Ronstadt built around them. What really struck me on my first listen of Ronstadt ...

‘Fake tears can never stain quite like the real ones,’ he sings on opening track Not ... Parton, Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris in 1987 and 1999, this harmony-soaked album pools the talents ...

Named after a 1914 book by Booth Tarkington (with cover artwork from that book by Gordon Grant), the Penrod album was released ... "Opened for Linda Ronstadt at the Golden Bear in Huntington ...

Sometimes, however, just a single track created major shockwaves, as with Procol Harum’s “A Whiter Shade of Pale” or The Doors’ “Light My Fire.” Led Zeppelin IV, recorded over three ...

Linda Ronstadt scores three hit albums on the U.K.'s Official Country Compilations chart, as two of her most successful ...

But while it’s nice for someone to embrace those imperfections, Linda Ronstadt wasn’t shy when she thought she could take on an entire album in a better way ... I didn’t think the arrangements suited ...

“I like drama and nuance,” Linda Ronstadt once ... country music was always in my background and really informed my rock ’n’ roll singing style more than anything.” By the 1970s, therefore, it’s no ...

Initially formed in 2017 when the Oxford American magazine commissioned two Little Rock musicians — pianist Christopher ...

Soon punters’ cheers of “go on my son” and wild shrieks of “come on number two” echo as the dogs hurtle around the sandy track ... the cover of their landmark 1994 Parklife album.

and more — is following 2023’s instrumental double album Me Neither with another two-disc set of short-form guitar instrumentals called Pastel De Nada. The last six tracks are streaming now.

Philadelphia-based soprano Karen Slack and pianist Michelle Cann recall the “surreal” moment when their names echoed through ...