1975 Television Appearances

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1975 Television Appearances Jul 1, 2020 19:47:05 GMT

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The Midnight Special
Series 3: Episode 16 10 January 1975
Hosts: The Righteous Brothers
• You’re No good (1975 version)
• Faithless Love

The Midnight Special
Series 3: Episode 17
17 January 1975
Hosts: Electric Light Orchestra
• When Will I Be Loved

The Midnight Special
Series 3 Episode 22
21 February 1975
Hosts: Steppenwolf
• Heart Like A Wheel
• Heat Wave

22nd Annual Academy of Country Music Awards
27 February 1975
• New Female artist - Linda Ronstadt No Video Available

In The Attic with Loggins and Messina
8 March 1975
• When Will I Be Loved
• Heart like a Wheel
• You're No Good

Don Kirshner's Rock Concert
Season 2 Episode 25 Second Anniversary Show
22 March 1975:
Highlights from past shows:
• Linda Ronstadt - "You're No Good."
• Linda Ronstadt & The Eagles - "Desperado."

A Flower Out Of Place (A Concert Behind Prison Walls)
29 March 1975 (Washington)
Recorded 12 April 1974, Tennessee State Prison
• Desperado
• You're No Good
• Love Has No Pride
• Silver Threads And Golden Needles
• I Saw The Light (Cast at Closing credits of the original show)

The Cher Show
Season 1 Episode 10
20 April 1975
• When Will I Be Loved (pre-recorded music)
• Drift Away – Rip It Up
• Rip It Up (with Cher under closing credits.

The Smothers Brothers Show
Series 1 Episode 13
19 May 1975
Guests: Linda Ronstadt, Hoyt Axton and Pat Paulsen.
• Heart Like A Wheel No Video Available
• When Will I Be Loved (with Tom & Dick Smothers) No Video Available

The Hoyt Axton Country Western Gospel Rock ‘n’ Roll Show
7 June 1975
• When Will I Beloved
• The Lion in Winter (Duet with Hoyt Axton)

Saturday Night Live with Howard Cosell
27 September 1975
John Wayne, Redd Foxx, Barbara Walters, Linda Ronstadt, Harry Blacksone Jr., The Eagles
• Heat Wave (Live from Balboa Stadium)
• You're No Good (Live from Balboa Stadium)

Linda Ronstadt in Concert - Capitol Theatre, Passiac, New Jersey
Official video
6 December 1975
1. Colorado
2. That'll Be The Day
3. Love Has No Pride
4. Silver Threads And Golden Needles
5. Willin'
6. Many Rivers to Cross
7. It Doesn't Matter Anymore
8. When Will I Be Loved
9. Lose Again
10. Faithless Love
11. Roll Um Easy
12. Hey Mister That's Me Up On The Jukebox
13. I Can' Help It (If I'm Still In Love With You)
14. Desperado
15. Love Is A Rose
16. You're No Good
17. Heat Wave
18. Rivers Of Babylon
19. Heart Like A Wheel

Guitar Workshop

1975 Unknown Date)

Bob Baxter hosted his own television show, “Guitar Workshop” on CBS for 16 episodes, back in 1975 in which he talked and jammed with guest guitarists. A half-hour interview and music variety show with a live audience, his guests included Linda Ronstadt

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The Hoyt Axton Country Western Gospel Rock ‘n’ Roll Show
7 June 1975
The show featured 2 songs – When Will I Be Loved and The Lion In Winter

LION IN THE WINTER
(Hoyt Axton)

like a lion in the winter, I can hear the summer call
like a ship out on the ocean made of stone
and sometimes when I get lonely, I can swear I hear you call
oh, the nights are cold when you don't keep me warm

and when I first saw you, I first loved you
with the song that I've sang to the fire in your eyes
but somebody told you that it wouldn't be easy
so you carry that line for the devil to sing

some sail rivers deep and muddy, some sail rivers clear and cold
but the river that I'm sailing goes to sea
and sometimes I do grow weary, sometimes I feel old
and sometimes I wonder if you think of me

and when I first saw you, I first loved you
with the song that I've sang to the fire in your eyes
but somebody told you that it wouldn't be easy
and you carry that line for the devil to sing

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1975 Television Appearances Nov 25, 2021 6:58:02 GMT

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I recall when Linda made her appearance on Cher (show) she commented afterwards that she was reluctant to wear that wig, the gown, etc. as it was "so not Linda" but she gave in lol. She looks more like Marie Osmond than Linda Ronstadt. I am glad she did it and was a good sport about it. Cher had a big audience and it helped cement Linda's popularity.

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1975 Television Appearances Jan 28, 2023 22:20:51 GMT

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Saturday Night Live with Howard Cosell
27 September 1975
John Wayne, Redd Foxx, Barbara Walters, Linda Ronstadt, Harry Blacksone Jr., The Eagles
• Heat Wave (Live from Balboa Stadium)

Randy Meisner has some great historical information on Eagles and also Linda Ronstadt on his excellent site. Please check it out. Here is a taste:

randymeisnerheartsonfire.com/balboa-stadium-in-san-diego/

Balboa Stadium History 1979 before demolition

CBS 8 San Diego

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August 2, 1979
Balboa Stadium was built in 1914 as part of the 1915 Pan American Exposition. It was San Diego’s first full-fledged stadium and cost 135,000 and real horsepower was used in construction. It was to be the site of many landmark events including President Woodrow Wilson’s 1919 visit. 50,000 packed the stadium to hear him urge approval of a peace treaty to end World War 1. In 1927 Charles Lindbergh returned to a hero’s welcome two years after his historic New York to Paris flight in The Spirit of St. Louis. The 1932 Olympics were held in Los Angeles, but the equestrian events were here. 50,000 were on hand when President Franklin Delano Roosevelt came to town to dedicate the City County Administration Center. In 1961 it was enlarged from 22,000 seat capacity to 33,000 to accommodate the arrival of professional football. It was the home of The Chargers until 1966 when they moved to the brand new San Diego Stadium. Many concerts were held there including The Beatles in 1965. News 8’s Dave Cohen reported in August 1979 that the stadium was going to be demolished because it didn’t meet earthquake standards. A new, much smaller stadium was built and stands today as a football and soccer venue. MORE: www.cbs8.com/article/news/loc...

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The Midnight Special

You're No Good - Linda Ronstadt | The Midnight Special
Linda Ronstadt performed live January 10, 1975 on The Midnight Special

When Will I Be Loved - Linda Ronstadt | The Midnight Special
Linda Ronstadt performed live January 17, 1975 on The Midnight Special

Heart Like a Wheel - Linda Ronstadt | The Midnight Special
Linda Ronstadt performed live February 21, 1975 on The Midnight Special

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1975 Television Appearances Mar 28, 2023 3:05:14 GMT

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It isn't mentioned but Willin' follows When Will I Be Loved on this video. Sounds and looks great. The nice thing is it is posted by The Midnight Special itself and should not disappear from youtube. They have a wealth of talent in their years of concerts. Looking forward to more.

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A Concert Behind Prison Walls - Johnny Cash

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A Concert: Behind Prison Walls is the fifty-fourth overall album and a live album recorded by Johnny Cash at the Tennessee State Prison in 1974. The album features a total of seven performances by Cash with his backing band the Tennessee Three. It also features a total of nine performances by Linda Ronstadt, Roy Clark, and Foster Brooks.

The album is the soundtrack to a television special featuring the concert (Bill Turner, the same narrator from the broadcast, can be heard introducing acts on the album). It was not intended for release as a soundtrack album, but did eventually see release as such in 2003. It was released only 11 days after Cash's death and as such stands as his first posthumous release of previously unreleased performances, though it was not planned as such.

1. "Folsom Prison Blues" Johnny Cash
2. "Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down" Johnny Cash
3. "Jacob Green'' Johnny Cash
4. "Comedy Routine" Foster Brooks
5. "Desperado" Linda Ronstadt
6. "You're No Good" Ronstadt
7. "Rollin My Sweet Baby's Arms" Roy Clark
8. "Honeymoon Feelin'' Roy Clark
9. "Shuckin' the Corn'' Roy Clark
10. "Half As Much'' Foster Brooks
11. "Love Has No Pride" Roy Ronstadt
12. "Silver Threads and Golden Needles" Roy Ronstadt
13. "Hey Porter" Johnny Cash
14. "Wreck of the Ol' Ninety-Seven" Johnny Cash
15. "Orange Blossom Special" johnny Cash
16. "A Boy Named Sue'' Johnny Cash

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The Smothers Brothers Show

Series 1 Episode 13
19 May 1975
Guests: Linda Ronstadt, Hoyt Axton and Pat Paulsen.

• Heart Like A Wheel
• Lion in Winter - Duet with Hoyt Axton
• When Will I Be Loved (with Tom & Dick Smothers)

Linda Ronstadt & Steve Martin with Smothers Brothers 1975

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Also, Father Guido Sarducci & Pat Paulsen & Bob Einstein & Leigh French & Hoyt Axton
From NBC TV April 28, 1975

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