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This Phoenix "Teen Happening Newspaper" dated May 4, 1968
seems to show Linda in front of the same stone house that is also
visible on the back cover of her first solo LP, Hand Sown...Home Grown.
Ed Caraeff shot those album photos. The image above also appears in the
booklet for The Very Best Of Linda Ronstadt CD. Caraeff was also the
photographer for the cover of Don't Cry Now. He also did cover photography
for Dolly Parton, Frank Zappa, Tim Buckley and many other artists with a
Linda connection...including The Byrds. However, he was not the photographer
who shot The Notorious Byrd Brothers cover at this same location.
 

The image below is the cover of the Radio Shack Linda Ronstadt LP,
For Country Lovers. It certainly was shot at the same time as the
photo above, although there is no photo credit on this 1981 LP.

(Click the image to see a larger version of it, and to read the excellent
liner notes written by Pete Welding.)

The image below is the cover of The Southern Belle, originally an import from
Holland, this LP was available in the US budget market through Sutton Distribution.

(Click the image to see a larger version of the front & back covers plus the colored vinyl.)

The next two images are from the double Pair LP, Rockfile. Capitol owns Pair,
but doesn't distribute it. Like all product by Capitol Special Markets, distribution is handled
by budget companies who normally do not allow returns by stores and sub-distributors.

(Click the image to see a larger version of it and a similar CD cover released in 2006.)

From back cover:

(Click the image to see a larger version of it.)

Tracks:

"Crazy Arms"
"Just A Little Bit Of Rain"
"You're No Good"
"The Long Way Around"
"Break My Mind"
"Willing" [sic]
"When Will I Be Loved"
"Bet No One Ever Hurt This Bad"
"I Can't Help It (If I'm Still In Love With You)"
"Louise"
"Baby You've Been On My Mind"
"In My Reply"
"The Only Mama That'll Walk The Line"
"Up To My Neck In High Muddy Water"
"Hobo"
"Back On The Street Again"