You're No Good
Linda Ronstadt · Live In Hollywood [2012]
Feeling better cause I'm over you.
I learnt my lesson, it left a scar.
Now I see how you really are...
You're no good,
You're no good,
You're no good.
Baby, you're no good.
I'm gonna say it again.
You're no good,
You're no good,
You're no good.
Baby, you're no good.
I broke a heart, that's gentle and true.
Well, I broke a heart over someone like you.
I'll beg his forgiveness on bended knees.
I wouldn't blame him if he said to me...
You're no good,
You're no good,
You're no good.
Baby, you're no good.
I'm gonna say it again.
You're no good,
You're no good,
You're no good.
Baby, you're no good.
I'm tellin you now baby,
And I'm going my way.
Forget about your problems,
Cause I'm leaving this day.
You're no good,
You're no good,
You're no good.
Baby, you're no good.
I'm gonna say it again.
You're no good,
You're no good,
You're no good.
Baby, you're no good.
You're no good,
You're no good,
You're no good.
Baby you're no good.
You're No Good
Linda Ronstadt's "You're No Good" stands as a defining track from her extensive discography, showcasing her signature ability to blend rock and roll energy with vocal nuance. Originally recorded for the 2012 compilation "Live In Hollywood," this rendition captures the raw power of her live performances, a hallmark of her career that bridged the gap between her early work with The Stone Patsies and her solo stardom. The song reflects the enduring appeal of classic rock and roll, a genre where Ronstadt's emotive delivery and dynamic range were celebrated. Her interpretation emphasizes the song's themes of heartbreak and resilience, delivering a performance that resonates with fans who appreciate both the historical significance of the material and Ronstadt's unique artistic voice. This recording exemplifies her commitment to preserving the spirit of rock and roll while infusing it with her distinct personal style.