Henley and Glenn Frey — who Ronstadt had also hired as her guitarist — were rooming together on tour. "They each discovered ...

In 1977, Linda Ronstadt took a song written by Warren Zevon, and made it a big single, which was later recorded by Terri ...

She seemed destined to become one of the era's biggest voices, and some of music's most famous artists knew exactly how ...

She passed on them.

Linda Ronstadt will soon be honored at a Country Music Hall of Fame concert featuring Trisha Yearwood, James Taylor and others. Dubbed the “Queen of Country Rock” by the Country Music Hall of Fame, ...

It's a competitive industry whenever someone gets into the music business, but Linda Ronstadt felt some artists deserved a lot more than anyone.

Linda Ronstadt was a promising young singer with an awe-inspiring vocal range and two hit singles to her credit — “Different Drum” a 1967 single credited to the Stone Poneys featuring Linda Ronstadt, ...

This heartbreaking hit remains a beloved classic.

Linda Ronstadt scores only her second bestselling song — and Emmylou Harris her first — following their friend Dolly Parton's ...

Linda Ronstadt is an Arizona icon the likes of which we've rarely seen. On Wednesday, July 15, the Tucson-born singer turns 80. To honor the occasion, The Dirty Drummer is set to host a multiartist ...

Anyone who has followed her 40-year-plus career knows Linda Ronstadt is not afraid to be out of step. After all, her first major success was the Mike Nesmith-penned Stone Poneys hit Different Drum, in ...

Throughout the early 1970s, Linda was romantically linked with J.D. Souther, a musician who co-produced her album Don’t Cry Now. It’s unclear when their relationship ended. Sometime in the 1980s, ...