Home / Music / Karla Bonoff wrote hits for Linda Ronstadt and herselfMusic linernotes album music karla-bonoffKarla Bonoff wrote hits for Linda Ronstadt and herselfBonoff wrote “Someone to Lay Down Beside Me” and “If He’s Ever Near,” both recorded by Linda Ronstadt, and “Personally,” a hit for Bonoff herself. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesLinda Ronstadt recorded three Karla Bonoff songs and launched her careerKarla Bonoff's debut album came out in 1977.Karla Bonoff got her start at The Troubadour alongside future stars.Bryter Layter sold almost nothing on release — like every Nick Drake albumMarianne Faithfull's voice was wrecked by laryngitis and addiction before Broken EnglishExploreNightshift was the Commodores' first album without Lionel RichiePink Flag deconstructed punk with minimalist arrangements and abrupt song structures'Operator' was Pigpen's only songwriting contribution to a Grateful Dead studio albumRostropovich recorded Bach's cello suites in a French basilicaSzell's Central European roots shaped his Dvořák interpretationsPrevious Karla Bonoff's debut album came out in 1977.Next Karla Bonoff got her start at The Troubadour alongside future stars.