
Don't Cry Now (1973) is
Linda Ronstadt's fourth release. The tracks on
Don't Cry Now were produced individually, some by
John Boylan; some by
John David Souther; and by British arranger
Peter Asher, former member of the 60's folk duo
Peter & Gordon. Asher was the head of A&R for Apple Records prior to his move to USA.
The album contains three songs composed by
Souther, one by
Randy Newman, a cover of a
Neil Young ballad, one originally from the
Flying Burrito Brothers, and a version of the
Eagles' Desperado, which the band had released earlier that year.
1973 Linda Ronstadt - Don't Cry Now
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First LR album I bought (on vinyl). Excellent!
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ReplyDeleteLinda was quite the hottie in her day. That inner sleeve photo with the Porky Pig t-shirt is an indelible image in my brain... ;->
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