Greatest Hits (2015) [Remastered]

Linda Ronstadt

Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2015-06-24
Explicitness: notExplicit
Country: USA
Track Count: 17
℗ 2015 Rhino Entertainment Company, A Warner Music Group Company.

Greatest Hits (2015) [Remastered] ◷ preview

	Title	Artist	Time
1	Different Drum	Linda Ronstadt	2:37	USD Album Only
2	Love Has No Pride	Linda Ronstadt	4:12	USD 1.29
3	You're No Good	Linda Ronstadt	3:42	USD Album Only
4	Tracks of My Tears	Linda Ronstadt	3:13	USD 1.29
5	Heat Wave	Linda Ronstadt	2:45	USD 1.29
6	Someone to Lay Down Beside Me	Linda Ronstadt	4:29	USD 1.29
7	Blue Bayou	Linda Ronstadt	3:54	USD 1.29
8	Poor, Poor Pitiful Me	Linda Ronstadt	3:41	USD 1.29
9	It's So Easy	Linda Ronstadt	2:27	USD 1.29
10	Tumbling Dice	Linda Ronstadt	3:06	USD 1.29
11	Just One Look	Linda Ronstadt	3:12	USD 1.29
12	How Do I Make You	Linda Ronstadt	2:17	USD 1.29
13	Hurt So Bad	Linda Ronstadt	3:10	USD 1.29
14	I Can't Let Go	Linda Ronstadt	2:41	USD 1.29
15	I Knew You When	Linda Ronstadt	2:55	USD 1.29
16	Don't Know Much (feat. AG Thom	Linda Ronstadt	3:33	USD 1.29
17	Winter Light	Linda Ronstadt	3:16	USD 1.29

Reviews

Simply beautiful

5
By Itstech66

Brings tears to my eyes with her voice. Simply the most beautiful voice I’ve ever heard.
So beautiful, and so haunting now :-(.....

5
By Diasaria

The horizon on her singular, emotion-laden voice has narrowed to where she can no longer sing like this ~ she had a great run, though ~ and I feel so lucky to have been around since her time with the Stone Ponies. Love to you, Miss Linda....
Gold

5
By adelira

Pure gold.
Linda From Great to Poor

3
By tjphoto

No doubt, Linda Ronstadt possessed one of the great voices ever in any of the genres she chose songs from. There are a few of her most outstanding songs here, but also too many missing gems and even a few songs that are totally puzzling inclusions—lackluster compositions and vocals not her best. Even some of her best known songs are sometimes overrated. She had a tendency to choose a mediocre song or even a good one and just overdo her vocals—pipes without real feeling, kind of showbiz performances instead of ones with heart. “Heat Wave,” for example, is a song she basically yells her way through, no authentic guts or nuance to it, until near the end when she lets out this thrilling “whoooooooo,ooooo-oooh!” that feels so real and capitalizes on her powerful voice. Most galling absences in this album are more soulful songs and country songs that reveal what her voice could do with a bit more restraint and real feeling: “It Doesn’t Matter Anymore,” “I Never Will Marry” (with Dolly Parton) and “When Will I Be Loved” being songs that deserve to be on this collection much more than half the songs that are here. In general, I feel like LR was always a singer with a fantastic voice who too often chose the wrong songs or didn’t deliver them with the vocal treatment they needed. Still, her voice was a treasure when used to best advantage.
Greatest Hits, but no Desperado?

4
By Mr. Generic

Some complain because Long, Long Time is missing. I can't believe it's also missing Desperado. This is one of three Linda Ronstadt's Greatest Hits albums I've come across. Each is missing several of her best songs.
Really?

1
By Grebmeyac

Album only purchases equal no thanks.
Overplayed cover singer

2
By sowhatyouwilllive

If you lived through this time you'll know her biggest hits drove your to insanity because they were so overplayed. It's So Easy is a particularly unbearable cover. A good singer with below average original material - hence a career dependent on cover versions.
Long Long Time? You have too be kidding?

2
By JimmyLee69

How could you have not! Included one of her greatest track! Unbelievable! Also mastering on Tumblin Dice did sound somewhat distorted! Sorry mastering was very overwhelmingly not that great ! should have be mastered more carefully !
Tumblin' Dice

2
By Gary Raymond

Great singer and song but the transfer sounds pretty distorted. Can't imagine the album or CD was that way.
It’s So Easy

5
By Razorback9926

The reviewer who hates this song should know it’s a Buddy Holly-penned tune, and considered a classic. Linda’s version was a Top 10 hit, too.