Alex Carson
It’s rare for a legendary singer to openly criticize her own biggest hits. But Linda Ronstadt, one of the most celebrated voices of the 1970s and 80s, has never been one to hold back. While fans still adore her chart-toppers, Ronstadt herself has admitted there’s one particular song she can’t stand—and it just so happens to be one of her most famous.
▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 – Intro
00:33 – A Reluctant Star: Ronstadt’s Complicated Relationship with Fame and Her Own Work
02:46 – The Hit She Couldn’t Stand: “You’re No Good”
04:33 – Perfectionism Over Popularity: The Drive Behind Ronstadt’s Standards
07:17 – Breaking Away: Exploring New Genres to Stay True to Herself
08:05 – Losing Her Voice: The Illness That Changed Everything
09:33 – Outro
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Today we’re taking a closer look into the track that left her dissatisfied, her feelings about her own music, and what this reveals about an artist who was always harder on herself than anyone else dared to be.
Linda Ronstadt Names the 1 Song of Hers She Hates the Most
