Linda in all its splendor countrysante

If this album is not the best of Linda, his most famous is probably, in terms of the pouch and its content. For me, with his previous 2 (Prisoner in disguise and Hasten Down the Wind) is one of his best. It is varied, there is of country, folk and rock, it is well produced (again by Peter Asher) and it allows to see the extent of Linda's artistic talent. "Poor poor pitful me" Warren Zevon (and to a lesser extent "Carmelita" always the friend Warren), "It's so easy" Buddy Holly "Tumbling dice" Stones top the list of adaptation / interpretation , especially as the rock character is emphasized. Linda's voice is absolutely irresistible, and with Dolly Parton and Emmylou Harris, it remains one of the largest country women from the end of last century.