Got tickets to the george strait show in huntsville for songs of dean dillon cannot wait !!!!
@rennaerosenberg89153 күн бұрын
So Wonderful to watch! I didn't know this stage show existed! ❤ I love Lansbury ! Murder She Wrote!
@deadandburied76265 күн бұрын
2019 seems like 10 years ago now 😢
@lizanne61875 күн бұрын
Hynch. Such a waste of a liver
@annwhite83349 күн бұрын
Amen
@randyventresca415210 күн бұрын
The greatest most versatile female vocalist of her generation.
@friend789710 күн бұрын
Happy birthday, Linda 🎉❤😊
@raynewbold557410 күн бұрын
Eight years later, we lost him Aug 8, 2017
@TosinNumberFive12 күн бұрын
Al jardine he is my favourite Beach BOYS ❤🎉
@deel65712 күн бұрын
This amazing woman, inspired me to feel, more about music and lyrics then I’d ever felt before! At the age of 14, while babysitting for neighbors , I ran across her album, and Wow, I was so mesmerized by her vocals, character and values! The rest, as they say, is history ♥️ She’s so special 🌟
@user-kb5fk7fb3t13 күн бұрын
G R E A T!!!
@skyewilliams224714 күн бұрын
Very special songbird. Powerful enough and tender enough. In a dirty rotten business she was the rare performer that never trashed anyone to get ahead. In fact, she exposed and elevated the talent around her. Linda's singing voice was a Stradivarius quality instrument and she played it with passion, joy and unadorned heartbreak - especially Live. A free spirit with pipes of glory, who knew the depravity and trash of the rock and roll era first hand but didn't celebrate it or exploit it. She outgrew it gracefully and didn't kiss and tell. It was the music that mattered. Being cool was easy but being beloved like Ronstadt was a rarity. In the end, it is that voice - omg that voice. And oh man, was she adorable.
@leidauntoria728615 күн бұрын
❤❤❤
@luckystoller617120 күн бұрын
Linda was the most emotionally healthy and generous of all the people I met in the L.A. rock music scene. She wrote a very boring book because she wouldn't trash talk anyone. She made a friend of everyone, even bad boy ex-lover J.D. Souther and even though she did what she liked and was a wild child in some ways she never lost her dignity or integrity. As gifted as she was, she was never a snob, she never intentionally hurt anyone to get ahead and she helped other musicians and especially songwriters by singing their songs and creating royalty income streams for their families. She swore like a sailor, held her own with the men--she could drink anyone under the table--and had lots of lovers of her own choosing. She really enjoyed her life and even though she is coping with her illness, she still has that wonderful talent for living a good, creative healthy life. No one ever deserved success more than Linda Ronstadt. Love and respect❤❤❤
@randyventresca415215 күн бұрын
Great comment....except her book was not boring. I found it quite interesting and informative.
@anaoldies26 күн бұрын
Thanks for sharing this amazing documentary. I Love Linda e she is one of my biggest influence.
@jimbanda28 күн бұрын
2024 i want more 😭
@AprilShowers1955Ай бұрын
Beats radio today with free radio! Remember the days of broadcasting where they went off the air at a certain time until the next day! Vaguely recall the radio serials - even listening to years later. Very interesting to listen to the information just like they did back in those days! Listened a second time! Thanks for posting!
@AprilShowers1955Ай бұрын
Do recall these days on TV! Enjoy hearing this one after all this time. They just don't write, make, or play them like this anymore!
@brfam1977Ай бұрын
Brilliant musicians, stupid people.
@SuperJill1111Ай бұрын
One of the best, full of facts, with images & music. Hope brian approved. ❤never cared for Mike. Never will bc of his❤of$$$, & jealousy, deep need for attention.
@KarenBurnsPaintedWorksАй бұрын
Damn. This was GREAT
@tinns_simsАй бұрын
Это чудесно) как же это чудесно) обожаю Анджелу Лэнсбери! И Джеймс Эрл Джонс шикарен) Прекрасный спектакль, очень жаль, что не довелось побывать на нём.
@srink0072Ай бұрын
Just keeping these here for me: 43:25 1:14:08
@brettwallace1604Ай бұрын
I love Brian‘s body of work through the years, but in my opinion, he gives nothing to Buddy Holly’s song
@98BlackTransAmАй бұрын
Is he drunk? lmao
@raamraaj4616Ай бұрын
I likes majority of his songs.. Cuendo,rosita,if i had a hammer , americcaa..among famous n loves to listen them nth time.. Raaam from hyderabad, telangana, India.
@juliehawn51322 ай бұрын
Dean Rutherford from Lake City Tn ❤❤
@timmcgrath97082 ай бұрын
What an amazing spirit
@nathanbumann2 ай бұрын
Wow what a wonderful bio! I have tears in my eyes! Linda wasn't really in the "soundtrack of my life". During the seventies she was too mainstream for me (although I liked a lot of her singing) and in the eighties she sang not exactly the genres I like. But these days I listen to almost all kinds of music and quality is what makes it for me. And Linda's singing is just superb in every genre! Thank you Linda and I hope you are doing well by just being and singing in your head! Love!
@ms85962 ай бұрын
Sadly, Melinda died at the end of January (2024), and shortly thereafter was an application submitted for conservatorship. Obviously, as he heads towards his 82 birthday, time is catching up with Brian. The man saved my live 48 years ago when I truly discovered the beauty within his music, and surely his soul. Thank you, Brian. Love and Mercy! <3
@GeorgeCrocco16 күн бұрын
I feel that. Brian's music and story have inspired and comforted me so much for over 50 years now, words cannot even express it.
@letequerida28082 ай бұрын
I miss you Glen Campbell 💔
@cuttnhorse20132 ай бұрын
I live about 45 min north of Lake City, Tennessee. Proud that Dean is one of the GREATEST songwriters ever! I lived through those times, traveled through his home town so many times I can’t count. After the military, I hauled coal from the mountains surrounding his hometown. It’s all different now, but with all the coal around, the greatest GEM from Lake City Tennessee is Dean Dillon!❤ Ronnie Oneida, Tennessee
@abbylee6647Күн бұрын
He has a concert in huntsville on Oct. 9th. Lots of big singers will be there! George strait, vinv=ce gill, riley green, billy currington, pam tillis earnest
@rexjackson46532 ай бұрын
Natural guitarist, great Kiwi .
@kommandantgalileo2 ай бұрын
Good thing they didn't let the yanks control the film in the end
@theoloutlaw2 ай бұрын
Thankyou Everybody for the comments about Tex Morton. He was as good and should be remembered as much as Slim, Chad, Buddy and any of the originator's of Australian/NZ Country Music. Sadly, Tex Morton gets forgotten a lot, and even more, so much of his wonderful music post Regal Zonophone, remains unavailable to purchase or listen to. I'm not an expert on Tex, just a fan, so please, anything you guys can post and contribute to here is very much appreciated. Long live Tex!
@sherriemorton86022 ай бұрын
He will never be forgotten he lives through us but thank you
@thomasfranz19692 ай бұрын
Einer der besten❤
@penneyd722 ай бұрын
it was sad at the end when Tex was reciting "You'll never be missed", he looked like he knew he wasn't going to see Tamworth crowds again. the way how the other singers spoke so affectionately of him at the end adds further poignancy.
@DeD00RS2 ай бұрын
28:30- ist ja irre. Das stimmt tatsächlich. Verrückt, was Menschen so einfällt. Auch der Typ der das vorführt ... Beste Erklär-Stimme und Ruhe dabei.
@eddiemerc19862 ай бұрын
It needed to be made out of Hollywood to rule out the silly view of Germany that its war films portrait. To this day no other WW2 film comes close to the real deal. A jewel no doubt.
@toddhughes63243 ай бұрын
This is why no one involved in this film will make any money. Bootlegging has destroyed indie film. Thanks.
@MKLeluma3 ай бұрын
Can someone please help me with the title of the song at 5'57
@theoloutlaw3 ай бұрын
It's called 'Rambler Gambler'. It was a B-side to a single called 'How Do I Make You' from 1980.
@MKLeluma3 ай бұрын
@@theoloutlaw Thanks a lot.
@andrewbootsdekemper34103 ай бұрын
Very well done
@dinacox19713 ай бұрын
Let's be honest; it's not just his singin. LOL
@otisroseboro56133 ай бұрын
The Beach Boy's Are The Best 💯
@NicholasRodda-zu1jv3 ай бұрын
I saw this man in Ballarat with a great friend of mine Grant Dick (backing on guitar) fantastic. Greatest show.
@robertbakula86313 ай бұрын
Not even to this days,they can't make movie like Das Boot... Best war movie ever...
@fabdave4253 ай бұрын
Excellent
@friedrichkertoja3 ай бұрын
I've seen this great film 10 times . It is just marvelous 👍 7:30
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Got tickets to the george strait show in huntsville for songs of dean dillon cannot wait !!!!
So Wonderful to watch! I didn't know this stage show existed! ❤ I love Lansbury ! Murder She Wrote!
2019 seems like 10 years ago now 😢
Hynch. Such a waste of a liver
Amen
The greatest most versatile female vocalist of her generation.
Happy birthday, Linda 🎉❤😊
Eight years later, we lost him Aug 8, 2017
Al jardine he is my favourite Beach BOYS ❤🎉
This amazing woman, inspired me to feel, more about music and lyrics then I’d ever felt before! At the age of 14, while babysitting for neighbors , I ran across her album, and Wow, I was so mesmerized by her vocals, character and values! The rest, as they say, is history ♥️ She’s so special 🌟
G R E A T!!!
Very special songbird. Powerful enough and tender enough. In a dirty rotten business she was the rare performer that never trashed anyone to get ahead. In fact, she exposed and elevated the talent around her. Linda's singing voice was a Stradivarius quality instrument and she played it with passion, joy and unadorned heartbreak - especially Live. A free spirit with pipes of glory, who knew the depravity and trash of the rock and roll era first hand but didn't celebrate it or exploit it. She outgrew it gracefully and didn't kiss and tell. It was the music that mattered. Being cool was easy but being beloved like Ronstadt was a rarity. In the end, it is that voice - omg that voice. And oh man, was she adorable.
❤❤❤
Linda was the most emotionally healthy and generous of all the people I met in the L.A. rock music scene. She wrote a very boring book because she wouldn't trash talk anyone. She made a friend of everyone, even bad boy ex-lover J.D. Souther and even though she did what she liked and was a wild child in some ways she never lost her dignity or integrity. As gifted as she was, she was never a snob, she never intentionally hurt anyone to get ahead and she helped other musicians and especially songwriters by singing their songs and creating royalty income streams for their families. She swore like a sailor, held her own with the men--she could drink anyone under the table--and had lots of lovers of her own choosing. She really enjoyed her life and even though she is coping with her illness, she still has that wonderful talent for living a good, creative healthy life. No one ever deserved success more than Linda Ronstadt. Love and respect❤❤❤
Great comment....except her book was not boring. I found it quite interesting and informative.
Thanks for sharing this amazing documentary. I Love Linda e she is one of my biggest influence.
2024 i want more 😭
Beats radio today with free radio! Remember the days of broadcasting where they went off the air at a certain time until the next day! Vaguely recall the radio serials - even listening to years later. Very interesting to listen to the information just like they did back in those days! Listened a second time! Thanks for posting!
Do recall these days on TV! Enjoy hearing this one after all this time. They just don't write, make, or play them like this anymore!
Brilliant musicians, stupid people.
One of the best, full of facts, with images & music. Hope brian approved. ❤never cared for Mike. Never will bc of his❤of$$$, & jealousy, deep need for attention.
Damn. This was GREAT
Это чудесно) как же это чудесно) обожаю Анджелу Лэнсбери! И Джеймс Эрл Джонс шикарен) Прекрасный спектакль, очень жаль, что не довелось побывать на нём.
Just keeping these here for me: 43:25 1:14:08
I love Brian‘s body of work through the years, but in my opinion, he gives nothing to Buddy Holly’s song
Is he drunk? lmao
I likes majority of his songs.. Cuendo,rosita,if i had a hammer , americcaa..among famous n loves to listen them nth time.. Raaam from hyderabad, telangana, India.
Dean Rutherford from Lake City Tn ❤❤
What an amazing spirit
Wow what a wonderful bio! I have tears in my eyes! Linda wasn't really in the "soundtrack of my life". During the seventies she was too mainstream for me (although I liked a lot of her singing) and in the eighties she sang not exactly the genres I like. But these days I listen to almost all kinds of music and quality is what makes it for me. And Linda's singing is just superb in every genre! Thank you Linda and I hope you are doing well by just being and singing in your head! Love!
Sadly, Melinda died at the end of January (2024), and shortly thereafter was an application submitted for conservatorship. Obviously, as he heads towards his 82 birthday, time is catching up with Brian. The man saved my live 48 years ago when I truly discovered the beauty within his music, and surely his soul. Thank you, Brian. Love and Mercy! <3
I feel that. Brian's music and story have inspired and comforted me so much for over 50 years now, words cannot even express it.
I miss you Glen Campbell 💔
I live about 45 min north of Lake City, Tennessee. Proud that Dean is one of the GREATEST songwriters ever! I lived through those times, traveled through his home town so many times I can’t count. After the military, I hauled coal from the mountains surrounding his hometown. It’s all different now, but with all the coal around, the greatest GEM from Lake City Tennessee is Dean Dillon!❤ Ronnie Oneida, Tennessee
He has a concert in huntsville on Oct. 9th. Lots of big singers will be there! George strait, vinv=ce gill, riley green, billy currington, pam tillis earnest
Natural guitarist, great Kiwi .
Good thing they didn't let the yanks control the film in the end
Thankyou Everybody for the comments about Tex Morton. He was as good and should be remembered as much as Slim, Chad, Buddy and any of the originator's of Australian/NZ Country Music. Sadly, Tex Morton gets forgotten a lot, and even more, so much of his wonderful music post Regal Zonophone, remains unavailable to purchase or listen to. I'm not an expert on Tex, just a fan, so please, anything you guys can post and contribute to here is very much appreciated. Long live Tex!
He will never be forgotten he lives through us but thank you
Einer der besten❤
it was sad at the end when Tex was reciting "You'll never be missed", he looked like he knew he wasn't going to see Tamworth crowds again. the way how the other singers spoke so affectionately of him at the end adds further poignancy.
28:30- ist ja irre. Das stimmt tatsächlich. Verrückt, was Menschen so einfällt. Auch der Typ der das vorführt ... Beste Erklär-Stimme und Ruhe dabei.
It needed to be made out of Hollywood to rule out the silly view of Germany that its war films portrait. To this day no other WW2 film comes close to the real deal. A jewel no doubt.
This is why no one involved in this film will make any money. Bootlegging has destroyed indie film. Thanks.
Can someone please help me with the title of the song at 5'57
It's called 'Rambler Gambler'. It was a B-side to a single called 'How Do I Make You' from 1980.
@@theoloutlaw Thanks a lot.
Very well done
Let's be honest; it's not just his singin. LOL
The Beach Boy's Are The Best 💯
I saw this man in Ballarat with a great friend of mine Grant Dick (backing on guitar) fantastic. Greatest show.
Not even to this days,they can't make movie like Das Boot... Best war movie ever...
Excellent
I've seen this great film 10 times . It is just marvelous 👍 7:30
Did not know ria riply in the video
Acutely love this song as a kid