PERFORMANCE/TOUR: The Reflected Lights and Shadows of Californiaa€(TM)S 1970s Troubadours

15 January 2012, 5:32 pm

The composer J. D. Souther in the Allen Room as part of the Lincoln Center American Songbook series, performed songs identified with Linda Ronstadt and the Eagles, along with new works. "Too many stories, too many heartbreak songs/ Where nobody's right, nobody's wrong," go the words to "Faithless Love," the aching country-rock ballad popularized by Linda Ronstadt 38 years ago in a memorable duet ...... Read More »

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