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Singer/songwriter Karla Bonoff grew up in Los Angeles and briefly attended UCLA. Emerging from the Monday night hootenanny scene at the Troubadour nightclub, she was a member of Bryndle, a folk-rock group also featuring Wendy Waldman, Andrew Gold, and Kenny Edwards, that formed in 1969, signed to A&M, and cut an album that was never released. Edwards, a former member of the Stone Poneys (a band featuring Linda Ronstadt), and Gold were later part of Ronstadt's backing band, and they brought Bonoff to her attention. Ronstadt recorded three of Bonoff's songs on her 1976 album, Hasten Down the Wind, leading to a recording contract for Bonoff and the release of three albums on Columbia Records, the last of which, Wild Heart of the Young (1982), featured the Top 40 hit "Personally." Bonoff worked on movie soundtracks during the '80s, notably on Footloose (1984) and About Last Night (1986). She released her fourth album, New World, in 1988. ~ William Ruhlmann, Rovi
Philadelphia, 1977. Fronted for Harry Chappin, Went with a pretty girl with very, very long blonde hair. One of the best nights of my life. jtholste
jeffr333
I took my mom to see her at The Arc in Ann Arbor, Mich. She stayed afterward and signed autographs and even talked a few minutes with my my mother, who listened to her music to help get through her divorce in the 1970's. Great concert.
I saw Karla Bonoff in Londonderry on March 24 at the Tupelo Music Hall and she was great. I've been a fan of hers for many years and it was a real treat to see her in my hometown.
She brings back such great memories! I saw her on Martha's Vineyard in the 80's! I followed her into the kitchen at the Atlantic connection and she gave me her autograph! She was and is sooo great!
Loved her since the 80's. Saw her for the first time a few years ago in a small theater in Sellersville, PA. Amazing show even if I had to go alone because no else appreciates her talent. Signed CD's after an awesome show where she sang all my favorites and was funny, talkative and gracious. Stayed till she spoke with everyone. Waiting for her to come back.
About eight years ago I ran a little theatre and finally got to book Karla and Kenny after loving her stuff for decades. The audience hung on every word all night. Outstanding. And her music was frequently used in "The Wonder Years" TV series which gave a whole new meaning to it. Karla is a magical artist.
Saw her a few years ago in Williamsburg, VA of all places and she was exceptional on the grand piano and guitar. Bryndle CD's are available on the Karla web site and worth having just because she sounds even better with Wendy, Kenny, and Andrew.
She's one of my favorite singer/songwriters. She sings her own songs better than anybody else and deserves to be more popular. It's sad that she hasn't released more albums.
lakesears
Come to Missouri!!
lakesears
What's not to love about Karla?! She has a voice like an angel & the talent to compose poetry that extends beyond time... Luv ya K!
msrevjd
I think this is wrong about Bryndle never relasing an album. I had a CD by them several years ago....
Have loved her for years. Saw her perform in San Diego on a college tour back in the 80's. The Troubadour in L.A. was a swirling vortex of talent in the 60's and 70's.
jmssmwhitney
I became a Karla fan from a band in Huntington LI, whom played her well.
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