Mad Love (Linda Ronstadt album)

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Mad Love
Studio album by Linda Ronstadt
Released	1980
Recorded	Record One, Los Angeles, California from October 24, 1979 - January 10, 1980
Genre	Rock, Pop
Label	Asylum
Producer	Val Garay
Professional reviews
All Music Guide link Rolling Stone (mixed) link
Linda Ronstadt chronology
Living in the USA (1978) Mad Love (1980) Greatest Hits, Volume 2 (1980)

Mad Love is a 1980 album by Linda Ronstadt. The album reached No. 3 on the Billboard 200 album chart and went platinum. It contains versions of Elvis Costello's "Party Girl", "Girls Talk", "Talking In The Dark" and Neil Young's "Look Out For My Love", and three songs from The Cretones' first album "Thin Red Line." She had Top 10 hits with "Hurt So Bad" (U.S. #8) and "How Do I Make You" (U.S. #10).

[edit] Track listing

1. Mad Love (Mark Goldenberg) - 3:40
2. Party Girl (Elvis Costello) - 3:22
3. How Do I Make You (Billy Steinberg) - 2:25
4. I Can't Let Go (Chip Taylor/Al Gorgoni) - 2:44
5. Hurt So Bad (Teddy Randazzo/Bobby Wilding/Bobby Hart) - 3:17
6. Look Out For My Love (Neil Young) - 3:29
7. Cost Of Love (Mark Goldenberg) - 2:38
8. Justine (Mark Goldenberg) - 4:00
9. Girls Talk (Elvis Costello) - 3:22
10. Talking In The Dark (Elvis Costello) - 2:12

[edit] Personnel

• Linda Ronstadt (vocals)
• Dan Dugmore (electric guitars)
• Mark Goldenberg (electric guitars, background vocals)
• Bob Glaub (bass)
• Russell Kunkel (drums)
• Bill Payne (keyboards)
• Danny Kortchmar (electric guitars)
• Mike Auldridge (dobro)
• Peter Bernstein (acoutic guitars)
• Peter Asher, Steve Forman (percussion)
• Michael Boddicker (synthesizer)
• Rosemary Butler, Kenny Edwards, Andrew Gold, Nicolette Larson, Linda Ronstadt, Waddy Wachtel (background vocals)