Just a god of a woman. With a voice of endless gold. Wish we could all redo it! Luved her, luv to her.

The record company should get the master tapes to this concert and remaster it and release it as a live 2cd and double vinyl album set.

78 years young and still beautiful. These recordings are such a treasure.

She nailed everything she did. It's unreal. And Waddy right there backing her. That guy was everywhere. I swear there must have been two of him.

How not to get a crush on this lady back in those years?

Every interview I heard from Linda was never about “me”. She always spoke highly of her band.

Fox Theater, Atlanta Georgia she was absolutely the Queen, at that point time, and still is one of the world's most unforgettable female artist, I say Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for her!

When this tour played The Summit in Houston in Nov. 1977, they used the performance in the 1978 rock radio film "FM." Her band here includes Waddy Wachtel on lead guitar, Dan Dugmore on guitar and pedal steel, the late Kenny Edwards (an original member of her mid-'60s band the Stone Poneys) on bass, the late Don Grolnick on keyboards and Rick Marotta on drums.

She's the greatest ever female voice from the 70s

A credit to her gender.

It's not fun getting older but I'm glad I lived in the 70s

Linda has one of the best voices of all time

Another great song from the greatest decade in the history of music. From 1970 to 1979 there was songs by the thousands and bands, duo’s and solo artists in the hundreds that no other decade can even come close to compete with. Start with ABBA and go all the way to ZZ Top. Have fun counting all of them. Whew!

Another Warren Zevon classic written tune. 😎🎸👍🏻

No tape or auto-tune, just walked up to the mike and let it go. Real music by real people.

A great Warren Zevon song she made very successful. He always loved Linda as he said she made him successful and financially successful. but have to say, Warren did it much better

Poor Poor Pitiful Me another Warren Zevon classic.

Don't hurt me Momma! It's a pity such clarity of voice we've lost, luckily we can listen to her past. Luvya Linda, the "Best"!

Linda was soooo thin here! What a red-hot rockin' mama. She's one of the best.

The perfect voice. So powerful but yet so clear.