Released on 2 October 1989 "Cry Like A Rainstorm, Howl Like The Wind" was an studio album by American singer Linda Ronstadt featuring several duets witn Aaron Neville, produced by Peter Asher with colaboration by Jimmy Webb and Karla Bonoff, the album spawned two singles "Don't Know Much", & "All My Life", the album was a major success worldwide, and helped to reintroduce Ronstadt career into mainstream.
The album has a diverse collection of songs in the rock, R&B, and pop genres, in addition, the album contains a few ballads, most notably Jimmy Webb's "Adios". Of the twelve tracks, Ronstadt included four duets with Aaron Neville, of Neville Brothers. The album is noted for its big production values including backing musicians the Skywalker Symphony, Tower of Power horns, and the Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir. There are also tracks by songwriters Jimmy Webb, Karla Bonoff, and an appearance of Brian Wilson, as back up singer and musical arranger on Ronstadt's fourteenth Top 10 Adult Contemporary single "Adios".
In resume the album was a collection of well-constructed adult contemporary pop, which suits her voice better than the traditional pop she recorded during the mid-'80s. Musically, Cry Like a Rainstorm isn't as adventurous as Canciones de Mi Padre, nor is it as consistent as Trio, the album she recorded with Emmylou Harris and Dolly Parton, but it is her most satisfying mainstream pop album she has made since the late '70s.
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