The Eagles

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I saw the Eagles in concert twice.

 

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I saw the Eagles in concert twice.

I never had the opportunity but would have jumped at the chance. One of my favorite bands of all time.

 

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I could take them or leave them.

I did like this one:



I believe I like this one because Jackson Browne co-wrote it with Glen Frey.


"Take It Easy," the Eagles' debut single released in May 1972, was originally started by Jackson Browne in 1971 for his own album but he struggled to finish it while living in Echo Park, Los Angeles Wikipedia+1. Glenn Frey, who lived in the apartment above Browne, heard the unfinished song and contributed key lines, including the iconic second verse: "It's a girl, my lord, in a flatbed Ford, slowin' down to take a look at me" Wikipedia+1. Browne was pleased with Frey's additions, and they agreed to complete the song together, resulting in the version recorded by the Eagles American Songwriter+1.

 

[MisterBeale]

Eagles - Busy Being Fabulous (Official Video) [HD]​

Dec 7, 2022

HD Remastered Official Music Video for "Busy Being Fabulous" by the Eagles from 'Long Road out of Eden' (2007).

 

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Was Randy M "fired" for refusing to sing "Take It to the Limit" as an encore one night? Said his voice wasn't up to it.

I seen them dudes a couple years ago in Pittsburgh. I was in the nosebleed seats, but the stage lighting was great, as was the sound system. It was amazing how they reproduced their great hits flawlessly.

OTOH, the lead-in was supposed to be Steely Dan, but Don Fagin took sick and they substituted 45 minutes by Vince Gill and some of his comrades. I had never heard any of the songs, although he spoke of them as his greatest work. He got what is commonly referred to as "polite applause" for his efforts, and of course he did the Glenn Frey thing in the Eagles sets.

 

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Was Randy M "fired" for refusing to sing "Take It to the Limit" as an encore one night? Said his voice wasn't up to it.

I seen them dudes a couple years ago in Pittsburgh. I was in the nosebleed seats, but the stage lighting was great, as was the sound system. It was amazing how they reproduced their great hits flawlessly.

Randy Meisner had a cold and his voice wasn't in top form when he refused to sing "Take It To The Limit"