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“On paper, it’s hard to imagine Ronstadt as a road-weary trucker, but she completely owns Lowell George’s Willin’.” Linda Ronstadt gently explores an eclectic selection of songs on Heart Like A Wheel

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“On paper, it’s hard to imagine Ronstadt as a road-weary trucker, but she completely owns Lowell George’s Willin’.” Linda Ronstadt gently explores an eclectic selection of songs on Heart Like A Wheel

Heart Like A Wheel was a key step in Ronstadt’s mid-70s rise, thanks to an astute choice of songs, smart production and *that* voice

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