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Originally Posted by Blueletter18
I was lucky and came across a record store having a closeout sale, and they had multiple copies of all of Ronstadt's records, so I snatched up everything prior to the Nelson Riddle period, which I despise., haha. What's your favorite Ronstadt record?
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Ooohh that's a toughie. I'm most keen on her classic period - from
Don't Cry Now to
Simple Dreams. They're all pretty solid but right now I keepo coming back to Prisoner In Disguise, if only for Hey Mister, That's Me Up On The Jokebox and especially You Tell Me That I'm Falling Down (LOVE that one_. Then again,
Hasten Down The Wind has Lose Again.... see too many to pick!]
For more recent Linda albums you should check out We Ran (1998) and her beautiful collaborative album with Emmylou Harris -
Western Wall:
The Tucson Sessions.
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Originally Posted by Blueletter18
WOW, I would die to see McKee live...that voice is just otherworldly and seemingly effortless. If you want to get into McKee, I'd recommend starting with Lone Justice and then Maria Mckee-- it may take a few listens, but it will grow on you.
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I love the first Lone Justic album (the second is only ok) and yes,
Maria McKee is a great, great album - especially This Property Is Condemned and Drinkin' In My Sunday Dress.