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Stone Poneys
The Stone Poneys formed in Los Angeles in 1965 with Linda Ronstadt, Bobby Kimmel, and Kenny Edwards. They released their debut album the following year, which...
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The Stone Poneys formed in Los Angeles in 1965 with Linda Ronstadt, Bobby Kimmel, and Kenny Edwards. They released their debut album the following year, which included the song 'Different Drum.' That track became their biggest hit, reaching the Top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Ronstadt's voice was the most distinctive element of their folk-rock sound, and her growing prominence created some tension within the group. The band broke up in 1968, not long after their initial success. Each member went on to other musical projects, with Ronstadt's solo career becoming particularly well-known.
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