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Wolfgang's Vaultから Lindaの新しいライブ音源が発表されました。1975年の録音です。

Linda Ronstadt, Capitol Theatre, Passaic, NJ, 2/2/1975
Tracks: 15, Total Time: 46:40, Price: $9.98

1.Colorado
2.That'll Be The Day
3.Love Has No Pride
4.I Can't Help It (If I'm Still In Love With You)
5.Willin'
6.Desperado
7.When Will I Be Loved?
8.I Will Always Love You
9.Break My Mind
10.You're No Good
11.Heart Like A Wheel
12.Keep Me From Blowing Away (Outtake)
13.Silver Threads And Golden Needles (Outtake)
14.Long Long Time (Outtake)
15.Heat Wave (Outtake)

Linda Ronstadt - vocals
Andrew Gold - guitar, vocals
Ed Black - guitar, steel guitar, vocals
Herb Pederson - pedal steel
Glen Hardin - keyboards
Kenny Edwards - bass, vocals
Michael Botts - drums
Peter Asher - vocals
Guest: David Bromberg - dobro, fiddle

曲目にはこの時期の定番が並びます。Wolfgang's Vaultでは既に 1/29/1975のコンサートが発表されていますが、曲目はほぼ同一です。1/29/1975ではこの 15曲に加えて Faithless Loveを歌っています。


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Wolfgang's Vaultの解説を転載しておきます。
http://concerts.wolfgangsvault.com/dt/linda-ronstadt-concert/20052839-4115.html

1975 was a breakthrough year for Linda Ronstadt. This performance, recorded at Passaic New Jersey's Capital Theater, captures that special moment in time. The 1973 Don’t Cry Now album was a significant musical advance and 1974’s Heart Like A Wheel would send Ronstadt’s career skyrocketing. The latter, perhaps Ronstadt's most perfectly realized album, would spend an entire year near the top of the charts. The single, "You're No Good," would sail right up the singles charts, followed by a series of singles that would also become major hits on the Country and Adult Contemporary charts. Billboard Magazine named Ronstadt the top female pop artist of the year, and she would also grace the cover of Rolling Stone. Ronstadt's setlists on this tour focused heavily on the two above mentioned albums, with a smattering of choice songs from her earlier years thrown in for good measure. Featuring an excellent cross-section of her best material from the past few years, plus a few previews of where she would be heading on the monumentally successful Prisoner In Disguise album, this performance finds Ronstadt achieving a near perfect balance in her music. Supported by a truly outstanding band and with opener, David Bromberg occasionally sitting in, this is a compelling performance all around, with a heavy emphasis on Heart Like A Wheel material.

Opening with a lovely cover of Rick Roberts’ “Colorodo,” Ronstadt and cohorts establish an intimate country vibe, one they will maintain throughout the performance. Soon to become a smash retro-hit, an energetic version of Buddy Holly’s “That’ll Be the Day” follows, before slowing things down for the Eric Kaz/Libby Titus staple, “Love Has No Pride.” With opener, David Bromberg invited to sit in, she next delves back to her roots with a lovely cover of Dick Reynolds and Jack Rhodes classic country number, "Silver Threads & Golden Needles" (one of the four outtakes here, due to recording anomalies), a song she had been singing since her earliest performances fronting the Stone Poneys back in the late 1960s. This most authentic of her country music covers precedes another, in the form of Hank Williams tear jerker, “I Can’t Help It (If I’m Still in Love With You).” Lowell George's classic truck driver anthem, "Willin'" is up next. Ronstadt was one of the first people to recognize the timelessness of this song and her rendition, as well as her persistent press mentions of Lowell George and his band, Little Feat, would go a long way toward bringing them national attention. She next covers “Desperado,” the tale of life in the outlaw west, written by her former Eagle bandmates, before raising the energy level with the Everly Brothers rocker, “When Will I Be Loved.”
Wolfgang's Vaultの解説の続きです。

Two previews of Prisoner in Disguise material also surface here, first in the form of Dolly Parton’s “I Will Always Love You.” Ronstadt performed this song that would become Whitney Houston’s biggest radio hit nearly 15 years before it appeared in The Bodyguard. That album is also represented by the set-closing Motown classic, "Heatwave." The tail end of the set features Ronstadt journeying back in time, first with her definitive reading of John D. Loudermilk's psychedelic country rocker, "Break My Mind" and the song that first brought her significant recognition, the irresistible "Long, Long Time." The latter clearly shows Ronstadt's innate ability to deliver a vocal that is both powerful, yet vulnerable. Prior to performing her classic cover of Clint Ballard, Jr.'s “You’re No Good,” Ronstadt mentions that the writer is in the house and that she just met him for the first time, giving this version a special significance. Ronstadt ends the evening with the pensive ballad, “Heart Like a Wheel” accompanied only by piano.

Every artist who achieves career longevity inevitably has recordings that are perceived as career-defining moments. For Linda Ronstadt, those albums were Heart Like A Wheel and Prisoner In Disguise. This remarkable performance perfectly captures a moment in time, directly between those two career defining albums. As this set so clearly illustrates, Ronstadt could effortlessly vacillate between a heartbroken vulnerability to a gutsy rocker, and this versatility made her irresistibly sexy and vocally captivating, regardless of musical categories. These elements combined to make Ronstadt the first female rock ‘n’ roll superstar of the 1970s.
私もさっそくDLして、ただ今聞きながらこのコメントを書いています。

(ーΩー )ウゥーン イイなぁ。ハート達(複数ハート)

情報ありがとうございます目がハート
るるさま
河乃めだかさま

Lindaの若々しい歌唱が素敵ですね。
私はこの頃から Simple Dreams (Asylum 1977)あたりまでが一番好きな時期です。

ありがとうございます。

こういうサイトがあることも知りませんでした。

好きな曲
I will always love you
が聞けて
うれしいです。


linda2006さま

ご無沙汰です。

>Herb Pederson - pedal steel

これは嬉しい、頼もしいメンバーです。
HPって、ペダルも弾くんですね。

>Glen Hardin - keyboards
>Guest: David Bromberg - dobro, fiddle

これも珍しい(?)のかな。

>Michael Botts - drums

残念ながら今は亡き人です。

JBさま

Wolfgang's Vaultでは既に以下のライブが発表されています。このコミュニティでも話題になりました。

Linda Ronstadt - Calderone Concert Hall, Hempstead, New York, 1/29/1975
わずか 4日後の演奏ですから、バンドメンバーも基本的に同じです。
ところが一部の熱心なファンの間からはこの Wolfgang's Vaultのメンバー表記には疑問を呈する声もあります。あるファンの意見によると正しいメンバーは以下の通りとのこと。

Linda Ronstadt - vocals
Andrew Gold - keyboards, guitar, vocals
Kenny Edwards - bass, vocals
Ed Black - pedal steel, guitar, vocals
Dan Dugmore - pedal steel, guitar
Don Francisco - drums

私も drumsは Michael Bottsの演奏には聞こえないのですが、如何でしょうか。
Andrew Gold - keyboards, guitar, vocals
Kenny Edwards - bass, vocals
Ed Black - pedal steel, guitar, vocals
Dan Dugmore - pedal steel, guitar
Don Francisco - drums

そうですね、ピアノはAGかなぁ、って感じです。

EBとDDのダブルのペダルってあったんですか?

HP独特のファルセットのハーモニー(Love is a roseのような)が聞こえてこないので、HPはいないのでしょう。

この時期のドラムのことはわかりません。
JBさま

>EBとDDのダブルのペダルってあったんですか?
一時 Lindaのバンドは世にも珍しい ツインペダルスチールギター編成の時期がありました。Ed Blackと Dan Dugmoreです。
彼女は基本的に早い曲は Ed Black, スローな曲は Dan Dugmoreと使い分けていました。もちろん、二人が一緒に演奏することもあります。
このコンサートでも Silver Threads And Golden Needles (Outtake)の紹介で Lidndaはツインペダルスチールギターのことを強調しています。

Herb Pedersenは(たぶん)ペダルスチールは弾けないでしょうから、Wolfgang's Vaultの表記メンバーではツインペダルスチールになりませんね。



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