Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice

THIS is how you do a music doc. It's got lots famous people talking about how great she is and lots of songs! Honestly, a really powerful documentary that demonstrates the charisma and voice of an often forgotten diva of the 70s. Watching famous people rave about…

Ethan Colburn

Feeling more validated than ever in my opinion that her version of "Desperado" is the superior one.

matt lynch

You watch enough of these rock docs and they start Voltron-ing together into a massive 40 year long Boomer Rashomon. Linda Rondstadt’s shown up in so many of these it’s nice to see her get to tell her own. Wish they’d talked to her a little more but what are you gonna do?

Branson Reese

The whole film is female artists supporting other female artists and pictures of weird hot bass players, 10/10

Sam Herbst

Watching career highlights of this legendary musical chameleon throughout this doc was exciting in itself, I can’t begin to imagine what it was like to follow her incredible career in real time. Going from folk, to rock, to country, to opera, to mariachi, and everything in…

rob macías

Such an impressive documentary. It’s very straightforward, it looks at Linda’s life and career from beginning to end, and boy oh boy what a life and WHAT a career. The songs, whew, the songs, I mean so many beautiful songs, and many I didn’t even realise were by Linda.…

B E R T

the sound of Linda Ronstadt's voice is precisely the sound of the music my father loves, the sound of the music i resisted for so long because i was childishly bent on turning down anything he tried to share with me for this stubborn reason and that stubborn reason, the…

Tay

One of the greatest voices of my lifetime. An icon and wonderfully complex person. If Dolly Parton loves you, Aaron Neville thinks the world of you, and you make Emmylou Harris cry, you're pretty damn special.

Cinemonster

Linda Ronstadt is a national treasure and this documentary does a great job of showing you why. It takes you through her long, multi-genred career using archival interviews (and current-day interviews with industry friends) to seemlessly guide the proceedings. I am familiar…

Matt Polidoro