Pretty sure that’s a Don Henley solo effort.
Speaking of Don Henley, for some reason this sticks in my mine - decades back I saw him in concert, and was rather impressed by a sharp looking Tango he danced with a female singer to the outro of “Hotel California”
Another +1 for Seven Bridges Road. In fact, Siri, play Seven Bridges Road.
No love for their last album, “Long Road Out of Eden?”
“No More Walks in the Wood.”
“How Long?”
“Busy Being Fabulous.”
Right now I’ve had “What Do I Do With My Heart?” running through my head the last few days. One of their trademark soft slow tunes full of loss and longing.
Don’t get me wrong. I have all of their albums and I love the balls out rockers like “Get Over It” and “Life in the Fast Lane.” But I’m also a sucker for their tight harmonies on songs like “Hole in the World” and “No More Walks in the Wood.” There are just too many good ones for me to name.
I Cant Tell You Why
“Hotel California,” followed by “Lyin’ Eyes.” For all their other songs, I’ve either gotten sick of them or never liked them in the first place.
Either “Pretty Maids All in a Row” or “The Last Resort” for me.
Sad Cafe and Walsh’s In the City.
Boys of Summer, I am pretty sure is not Don Henley solo, but Glenn Frey.
Wasted Time
And the reprise of it at the start of the flip side (wow, that description is one from a long time ago)
LOL! My husband and I have this discussion about the talk show too (he claims I “ain’t goin’ on Carson; Mike Douglas maybe” My husband is so cute). My theme would be “Midnight Train to Georgia”, but these two songs are my favorite Eagles songs. I prefer Seven Bridges Road slightly over Desperado because I, too am a sucker for a harmony.
We had an Eagles spin ride at the gym - no Seven Bridges Road, Desperado or, pbta, Hotel California, which I hate.
That is TOTALLY Don Henley!
Yes, totally. From “Building the Perfect Beast.” Although the Eagles will perform some of the members’ solo hits in concert.
I’ve never been a big fan, but I’ll never skip over “Those Shoes” when it comes up on the playlist.
Peaceful Easy Feelin’
I Can’t Tell You Why
I did enjoy the documentary. I was in jr. high and high school when most of their stuff came out and it was nice to have their perspective on the tunes I grew up with.
I think it’s a toss-up between Seven Bridges Road and Already Gone.
“Heartache Tonight”
"Hotel California is a great song, too, but is vastly overplayed.
Desperado
For me, it’s a three-way tie between “Desperado,” “Hotel California,” and “Take It to the Limit.” I never get tired of hearing those songs. They could put 'em in endless rotation on the radio and I’d tune in.
“Take It Easy” is the one Eagles song I really, really love. I’m not sure why, but I connect it to a particular time in my life c. 1995-1996 that was pretty important in my development as a person.
Another vote for Seven Bridges Road. Already Gone is probably a distant second, but it’s a long way off.
*Lighten up while you still can
Don’t even try to understand
Just find a place to make your stand
And take it easy
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