Linda Ronstadt in 1976, who was at the peak of her 70s, had a hit with "HASTEN DOWN THE WIND". This masterpiece depicts her shining figure with superb multi-camera professional shots. This work was shot at the "Offenbach performance on November 16, 1976". It is a superb professional shot of her appearance on the West German specialty program "ROCKPALAST". Speaking of 1976, "GREATEST HITS" was also a big hit after "HASTEN DOWN THE WIND". First, let's imagine the position of the show in that schedule. "HASTEN DOWN THE WIND" released in August: July 14th - September 16th: North America, November 3rd: Universal City performance, November 10th - 24th: Europe ←★Here★ "GREATEST HITS" released in December: November 29th - December 19th: North America This is the flow of 1976. There are some vague points in the records at that time, so the number of performances is not exact, but I think you can understand the general flow. As you can see, the Offenbach performance of this work was the final stage of the "HASTEN DOWN THE WIND TOUR", and at the same time, just before the release of "GREATEST HITS". It was also an early show in the European tour. Such a work is an extremely wonderful professional shot. Although it is a major standard program, the 1970s were a bit of a pinch, but this work is the pin. It is also a very outstanding guy. Naturally, the shooting will be analog, but the visual beauty is vivid even to the eyes of today's digital heyday. The master freshness is outstanding, there is no dubbing mark or aging, and the color is natural yet vivid. It was digitized from the original master without any analog process ... It is so fresh that it preserves the scene of the time itself. The show depicted with that visual beauty is the heyday of the shining Linda. The set was exactly "HASTEN DOWN THE WIND" + "GREATEST HITS". This program was held between the release of the two albums, and 8 out of the 12 songs from "HASTEN DOWN THE WIND" and 9 out of the 12 songs from "GREATEST HITS" were selected. Of course, most of them were chart-topping hits, and the best songs that could be hoped for in 1976 were presented in abundance. It was literally a "moving best album" and "greatest hits to see with your eyes". And Linda singing these masterpieces was beautiful! At that time, she had just turned 30. Her skin exposed from her bold white off-shoulder dress was as smooth as a pearl, and her shining health and beauty were dazzling. But even more than that, of course, was her singing voice. She was youthful but not immature, and her voice was full of volume and endlessly lustrous. Whether she was whispering gently or singing generously, she was both lovely and dignified at the same time. At that time, she was commercially blessed, but it was clear that she was at the peak of her career as a singer. It is no exaggeration to say that this is a professional shot of the video version and live performance version of "GREATEST HITS", which was Linda's biggest hit. There are many sound boards from this period, but there is no other video that has been completely recorded in such high quality. It is a masterpiece of cultural heritage that is truly the ultimate. Live at Stadthalle, Offenbach, Germany 16th November 1976 PRO-SHOT 1. Lose Again 2. That'll Be The Day 3. Love Has No Pride 4. Silver Threads And Golden Needles 5. Willin' 6. Guess It Doesn't Matter Anymore 7. When Will I Be Loved 8. Crazy 9. The Tattler 10. Lo Siento Mi Vida 11. Love Is A Rose 12. Hasten Down The Wind 13. Tracks Of My Tears 14. Down So Low 15. Someone To Lay Down Beside Me 16. You're No Good 17. Heat Wave 18. Heart Like A Wheel 19. Desperado Linda Ronstadt - Vocals Dan Dugmore - Guitar, Pedal Steel Guitar Waddy Wachtel - Guitar, Vocals Kenny Edwards - Bass, Guitar, Banjo, Mandolin, Harmonica, Vocals Andrew Gold - Keyboards, Guitars, Vocals Brock Walsh - Keyboards Michael Botts - Drums, Percussions PRO-SHOT COLOUR NTSC Approx. 76 min.
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