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Post by the Scribe on May 19, 2020 23:45:10 GMT
1970
Murray Roman’s TV Show
22 February 1970 (LA).
Guests: Nancy Sinatra, Frank Zappa, Pat Moriaty, Linda Ronstadt
• No Video Available
Get It Together
Season 1 Episode 9 (Washington)
28 February 1970
Guests: Grass Roots, Linda Ronstadt, Val Grave
• No Video Available
Something Else
28 February 1970
• Baby You’ve Been On My Mind
The Johnny Cash Show
Series 1: Episode 23
11 March 1970
Taped at The Ryman Auditorium in Nashville.
• Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow
• Walk A Mile In My Shoes (Duet with Johnny Cash)
Hee Haw
Series 1: Episode 28
1 April 1970
Merle Haggard, Linda Ronstadt, Buck Owens, Roy Clark and The Hagers
• Are My Thoughts With You?
Playboy After Dark
Series 2: Episode 21
16 April 1970
Linda Ronstadt; Country Joe & the Fish; David Steinberg; Michael Wadleigh
• Lovesick Blues
• Long Long Time
The Mike Douglas Show
Series 8 Episode 173
29 April 1970
Guests: Viviane Vance, Linda Ronstadt, Jimmy Dean, Julius Larua and Mrs. Hubert Humphrey
• Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow No Video Available
Calebration
11 July 1970
The first quadriphonic TV simulcast
Guests: Chambers Brothers, Boz Scaggs and Linda Ronstadt
• She’s A Lovely Woman
• Break My Mind
• Long Long Time
The Virginia Graham Show
Season 1 Episode 37
31 July 1970 (LA), 20 August 1970 (NY)
Guests: Bob Crane, Linda Ronstadt and Jane Howard
• No Video Available
The Everly Brothers Show
Episode #1.6
12 August 1970
• Lovesick Blues
• I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight (with Don Everly)
Tom Kennedy Show
23 August 1970 (LA)
Guests: Dennis Weaver, Linda Ronstadt, Stevie Wonder
• No Video Available
Merv Griffin Show
10 September 1970 (LA)
Guests: Glen Campbell, Linda Ronstadt
• No Video Available
The Johnny Cash Show
Series 2: Episode 4
14 October 1970
Taped at The Ryman Auditorium in Nashville
• Long Long Time
• Big Yellow Taxi (Johnny Cash & Linda Ronstadt duet) No Video Available
Dick Cavett Show
Season 5 Episode 43
13 November 1970 (LA and NY)
Guests: Linda Ronstadt, producer-director David Lean, comedian Jack E. Leonard and Lord Kenneth Clark host of "Civilisation" series
• No Video Available
Now Explosion
21 November 1970 (Wash)
Guests: Glen Campbell, Diana Ross, Grand Funk Railroad, Linda Ronstadt
• No Video Available
The Andy Williams Show
Season 2 Episode 11
28 November 1970
Andy's guests were Mike Douglas, Jimmy Durante, Linda Ronstadt and Ricky Nelson.
• Long Long Time – Ticket To Ride with Andy Williams
• She’s A Very Lovely Woman
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Post by the Scribe on May 19, 2020 23:48:04 GMT
Linda Ronstadt & Swampwater: Break My Mind, 1970
Published on Apr 17, 2016
Personnel:
Linda Ronstadt: lead vocals
Gib Guilbeau: rhythm guitar, harmony vocals
John Beland: lead guitar
Eric White: bass guitar, harmony vocals
Stan Pratt: drums
This is one of the only videos I've ever found of Swampwater, making it a gem despite its horrid quality. Here we see the early Eric White version of the group (Eric was the brother of Clarence & Roland White and later dropped the bass to become their road manager). The cameramen must have been autistic because there isn't one shot of John Beland, even during his solo. This version ain't as good as the studio version (which featured Clarence White on lead guitar), but it's such a treasure to see Swampwater in a video.
This was uploaded in honor of Gib Guilbeau, who recently passed away. RIP to the founding father of Country Rock.
MrDomin099 Stone
24 views Jun 2, 2023
A young, relaxed and barefoot Linda Ronstadt sings the John D. Loudermilk song, Break My Mind, live with her 1970 band, Swampwater. Break My Mind was a track on her first solo album, Hand Sown ... Home Grown.
The band includes Gib Guilbeau (guitar) Eric White (bass) and Stan Pratt (drums).
A year later Linda's band would include future Eagles' members, Don Henley, Bernie Leadon, Glenn Frey and Randy Meisner.
The performance was featured in the 1970 film Calebration, made to highlight acts booked by kdf reynolds.
Details of 1,000's of other classic performances at - www.lightscamerabackbeat.com |
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Post by the Scribe on Dec 24, 2020 11:06:25 GMT
Linda Ronstadt on the Merv Griffin Show (1970)
2,405 views•Premiered Jun 26, 2020
Retro Maven
21 subscribers
In ths rare clip the lovely Linda Ronstadt performs her hit song Long, Long Time on the Merv Griffin Show in 1970. Was this really 50 years ago? Linda, you will always remain my childhood crush! No ownership of this material is claimed.
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Post by the Scribe on Apr 19, 2021 1:25:39 GMT
MURRAY ROMAN'S TV SHOW
KABC 7 1970
Linda Ronstadt has some great performances here. Long Long Time at 12:25 and Walking Down The Line at 31.27 . Great time capsule of what variety tv was like back then. Not very politically correct lol. She is also in the background of the "cafe scene." Bernie Leadon joins her, Chris Darrow? Similar performances to the Playboy After Dark episode.
I have to say I just love Walking Down The Line. It is pure Linda. I have listened to many versions of that song and NO ONE sings it like that. Like Hugh Hefner said "Linda, you sing Country Music with a difference!"
An odd 1970 laugh-in type show featuring Frank Zappa, Nancy Sinatra, Donovan, Tommy Smothers and Linda. She sings an intense version of Long, Long Time (Bernie L on guitar)and Walking Down the Line. Obscure,rare stuff - linda is at her Hoop earring, Barefoot Best. It is the Murray Roman Show 1970 on YouTube.
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Post by the Scribe on Apr 22, 2021 7:02:13 GMT
 Jan 3, 2013 at 2:44pm Cornish Pirate said:
Just found an unknown Linda video from 1970.  Not good quality though.  It was said to be from a programme called 'Celebration' broadcast by KQED-TV from their studios in San Francisco on 30 Aug 1970, which also featured Grateful Dead and Boz Scaggs. However, someone commenting on the posting said there were two Celebration programmes broadcast in 1970, Linda and Boz Scaggs in one and Grateful Dead, Quicksilver Messenger Service and Swamp Dogg in the other, so the above date may not be correct.
Linda sings three songs, She's A very Lovely Woman, Break My Mind and Long Long Time. The picture breaks up often and the audio wows and goes in and out of sync  but on the plus side she is wearing her Hee-Haw dress. ;D
Usual, 'right click/Save As...' to download. 
1970, Linda Ronstadt, Celebration, KQED Studios, San Francisco (wmv, 51MB, 10:19)
I had to use internet explorer via windows 7 to get the above video to play. Took forever to download on google chrome. Below is the link that showed up on explorer: (might just be my computer)
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Post by the Scribe on May 17, 2021 11:34:16 GMT
MORE TO COME From "Playboy After Dark", first broadcast April 7, 1970. Look closely and you'll see a young Lindsey Wagner in the audience.
Linda Ronstadt - Will You Love Me Tomorrow (Johnny Cash Show - March 11, 1970) Linda appeared on Darin Invasion 1970 (TV special). Based on the reaction from the audience @2:22, he left the stage in middle of the song.HEE HAWOh gosh that isn't from 1988...this aired toward the end of it's second season on CBS in the early 1970s (the series had debuted as a summer program in June 1969 upon the cancellation of "The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour"). Hee Haw left the air in September 1969 but returned to CBS in December 1969 to replace the canceled "Leslie Uggams Show". The actual air date for this episode was April 1, 1970...and at that time the program hadn't gone into first run syndication yet and it was still the property of CBS. Later, after the 1970-1971 season ended, CBS canceled the program upon the completion of it's third season of episodes but that fall it entered first-run syndication (airing on local affiliates of CBS, NBC, ABC) and it remained in first run syndication through the 1992-1993 season. the Hee Haw video was reworked here:  Something Else - Show 21 - Newport, CASomething Else
1970
Color Videotape
Something Else is a 34-episode series of musical performances, filmed on location throughout the United States. The show's footage features an impressive array of musical guests from the worlds of rock, psychedelic and soul music.www.retrovideo.com/footage_library/something-else/ The Virginia Graham Show Season 1 Episode 37 Summary The Virginia Graham Show hosted by Virginia Graham with her machine-gun-like barrage of questions, quips, karate chops and interjections, she cuts through the amenities to get to the meat of her guests and topics. Few subjects were taboo and the show sometimes resembled a verbal slug-fest with no holds barred. Involvement and interaction was the key to the show. Virginia got involved with her guests, her guests got involved with each other, and they all got involved with both the in-studio and home audiences. Each show featured four or five guests selected from the entertainment world, the intellectual community and other prominent news-makers. Introduction of new variety talent and showcase spots for established entertainers who joined in the conversation once they had performed, was all part of the format. The competition was tough, as one lone female up against the likes of Johnny Carson, Merv Griffin, Mike Douglas, Steve Allen, Dick Cavett and David Frost. July 31, 1970 Aired Weekdays 7:30 PM Jul 31, 1970 on July 31, 1970 AIRED: 7/31/70 Virginia's guests are Bob Crane, Linda Ronstadt and Jane Howard. |
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Post by chronologer on Nov 25, 2021 3:34:09 GMT
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Post by chronologer on Dec 23, 2021 9:51:01 GMT
Linda Ronstadt - 'Murray Roman's TV Show' 21 February 1970
Linda sings 'Long Long Time' and 'Walkin' Down The Line'
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Post by chronologer on Dec 23, 2021 9:56:35 GMT
Linda Ronstadt- 'Playboy After Dark' 16 April 1970
Linda performs 'Lovesick Blues' and 'Long Long Time'
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Post by chronologer on Dec 23, 2021 9:59:17 GMT
Linda Ronstadt - 'The Johnny Cash Show' 11 March 1970
Linda performs 'Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow' and 'Walkin' Down The Line'
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Post by chronologer on Dec 23, 2021 10:05:24 GMT
Linda Ronstadt - 'Hee Haw' 1 April 1970
Linda lip syncs 'Are My Thoughts With You?'
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Post by chronologer on Dec 23, 2021 10:08:50 GMT
Linda Ronstadt - 'Calebration' 11 July 1970
Linda sings 'She's A Very Lovely Woman', 'Break My Mind', and 'Long Long Time'comments and historical context from the video
Scribe
It was said to be from a program called 'Calebration' broadcast by KQED-TV from their studios in San Francisco on 30 Aug 1970, which also featured Grateful Dead and Boz Scaggs. However, someone said there were two Celebration programs broadcast in 1970, Linda and Boz Scaggs in one and Grateful Dead, Quicksilver Messenger Service and Swamp Dogg in the other, so the above date may or may not be correct. Linda sings three songs, She's A very Lovely Woman, Break My Mind and Long Long Time. The picture breaks up often and the audio wows and goes in and out of sync but on the plus side she is wearing her Hee-Haw dress. ;D
Out Of Order
3 hours ago
Thanks for the info. This type of information tends to get lost when you get recordings from people that don't label their stuff accurately.
Scribe
Here is more information about this show from one of the musicians, John Beland. The group backing Linda was headed to become Swampwater which was Linda's "pre-Eagles" band who made a couple of albums of their own.
" We did this around the same time as the Big Sur Celebration show. I believe that the Isley Bros were on the show with us. Thats Eric White (mistakes and all) on bass, Stan Pratt on drums, Gib Guilbeau on Rhythm guitar and myself (John Beland) on lead and acoustic guitar. This was not yet Swampwater. Following this appearance we replaced Eric (who became our roadie) with Thad Maxwell. That is when we formed Swampwater.
This was our 3rd gig together with Linda. Hope this clears up things.
Cheers - John B
www.johnbeland.com
www.facebook.com/johnedwardbeland
Check John's sites out. He is still making some great music including a video gig with Ronstadt Review. If you like this type of music and from that era like so many of us Boomers you will like this group and video:
Thank you Out of Order for keeping this historically important (and fun) music alive.
I believe these guys (all or in part) were also backing Linda on the Mike Douglas Show which you recently posted.
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Post by the Scribe on Dec 24, 2021 6:38:16 GMT
I wonder where Out of Order found such clear copies? Let's hope they don't disappear. Yes, Linda was lip syncing on Hee Haw. It is exactly like the album version musicians and all. I think it was a requirement on some of those old tv shows. Linda rarely lip syncs and sounds as good in person or better than her recorded versions. She was wise to use only the best musicians in and out of the studio because her music holds up to this day.
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Post by chronologer on Apr 28, 2022 2:28:05 GMT
The Johnny Cash Show Oct 14, 1970
28 Apr 2022
Classic Country Roundup
Original Airdate : Oct 14, 1970 Special Guests : José Feliciano Bobby Bare Linda Ronstadt Mac Davis
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Post by chronologer on May 31, 2023 1:38:56 GMT
Hee Haw 1970
Hee Haw Warehouse
30 May 2023
guests: Linda Ronstadt, Merle Haggard
Linda Ronstadt at 8.00
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Not good quality though. 
It was said to be from a programme called 'Celebration' broadcast by KQED-TV from their studios in San Francisco on 30 Aug 1970, which also featured Grateful Dead and Boz Scaggs. However, someone commenting on the posting said there were two Celebration programmes broadcast in 1970, Linda and Boz Scaggs in one and Grateful Dead, Quicksilver Messenger Service and Swamp Dogg in the other, so the above date may not be correct.
but on the plus side she is wearing her Hee-Haw dress. ;D
