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You remember her from the “Footloose” soundtrack, but did you know she also wrote hits for Linda Ronstadt, Bonnie Raitt, Lynn Anderson, Aaron Neville and Wynonna Judd?
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You remember her from the “Footloose” soundtrack, but did you know she also wrote hits for Linda Ronstadt, Bonnie Raitt, Lynn Anderson, Aaron Neville and Wynonna Judd?
It is part of the why they didn't go to the high polls as in 2012 and 2008 so there is a bit of disenfranchisement but feeling left out of the narrative completely. >> and biden, there is a long standing relationship with biden in the black community and voters and have you made any other candidate making end roads to cut into that. >> it is early. and not all black voters them hemo logically and folks like folks like bernie sanders is doing a good job of getting in front of people with color so i think he might have a potential there. >> so interesting. great to see you. thank you for coming ...
President's latino supporters sticking by him, even though they admit it's a tough road to travel. and on new year's day, be sure to tune in for the new cnn film "linda ronstadt: the sound of my voice". >> she came to los angeles. >> ladies and gentlemen, it's linda ronstadt. >> i was 18 years old and we formed a little pound. we called ourselves stone ponies. >> the l.a. scene was in gear, and then the whole damn thing broke loose. >> it was rock music, folk music comidging. >> linda was the queen. she was like what beyonce is now. >> she was the only female artist to have five platinum alb...