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Don Henley has millions. Does he not know that he is old? Who is he going to sue in the next life? The Devil?

Yea Henley is an azzhole, but Frey was probably even a bigger one if possible!!!

Great video. I think Elvis was given too many prescriptions, and passed away. I am interested to hear about the report in 2027.

Why doesn’t someone ask Artimus Pyle?

Great video 👍

My mom told me of a story when back in 1959; going up to see the trio; Buddy Holly; Richie Valens and the big booper. Late mother told me that it was bad weather that prevented her to ride up to see them. She was an 1hour and half drive. Personally, I think Richie Valens would have change rock and roll. A lot has died in that crash. The beetles came to america shortly after the crash.

The Eagles have shown over their history that they are way concerned with their wallets than their fans. They are inverterate blockers on RUclips. You cannot even play a sample of the guitar solo from Hotel California when listing the greatest guitar solos.

Very true. Prince Henry Sinclair landed on the land he named Nova Scotia (New Scotland) in 1398.

It really makes you wonder about his death and where he may be. He probably is living under a different name. Love him. I just posted a. Video of a concert with a band called the doors tribute band. They are very good. ❤

It's Tal Wikenfeld, not Wilkinson

I really enjoyed this. Thank you.

A Renaissance soul, so often misunderstood and whose broad talents cannot be boxed in. Jeff and Tim both echo one another in such a haunting, exquisite, painful way, with voices so amazing in range and depth, their extraordinary physical similarity, and tragic endings. Precious, brief lights, shining on us forever.

The fact that Henley had not 1, but 2 underage girls in his home doing cocaine is a huge problem for me..on top of his other ahold personality traits..I never liked him from day 1 he dropped the first album in the early 70s..or Glen Frey. The only 2 members I like was randy miesner and Bernie leadon ,and later, Don felder..I was the happiest man in the world when I heard Glen fret took a dirt nap. Still waiting on Henley final nap.

One of my very favorite bands, brings back so many memories Her voice was in terribly intoxicating. RIP Dolores. 😮

Shes not great now either..except for Folklore and Evermore LPs..but thats about it.

I don't think he cared that much. He didn't baby that guitar at all.

At 15:32 it is incorrect to say that we "never saw" elements of folk integrated into rock and roll in the early 1960s. It is accurate to say we did not hear psychedelic rock until the mid 1960s, but indeed, it is probably more correct to say that blending folk and rock & roll was just as equally popular in the early '60s as it was later. Even as early as 1956 The Four Preps combined rock and folk on their hit Big Man. Of course The Tokens had a colossal #1 hit combining doo-wop rock and folk with The Lion Sleeps Tonight in 1961. In 1962, rocker and teen idol Brian Hyland had a massive hit with the folk-sounding ballads Ginny Come Lately which reached #21, and Sealed With a Kiss which got up to #3, and Brian Hyland soon followed that up with two folk-rock albums, Country Meets Folk in 1963 and Rockin' Folk in 1964. Also in 1963 rock and roll legend Chubby Checker of "The Twist" fame did an entire folk-rock album which produced three charted singles, Loddy-Lo reached #12, Hooka-Tooka reached #17, and Hey, Bobba Needle which reached #23. Phil Spector himself would produce a song for The Modern Folk Quartet, also known as MFQ, called This Could be The Night, which became the theme song of the movie "The Big TNT Show" which is a film that also included Donovan, as well as a segment of Phil Spector himself playing piano while folk-music giant Joan Baez sang her version of his Righteous Brothers hit, You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling. Phil also recorded the folk standard This Land Is Your Land (and you just can't get more "folky" than that) with Darlene Love on lead vocal, for the Bob B. Sox & The Blue Jeans album in 1963. Phil even came very close to signing the folk-rock band the Lovin' Spoonful as well. Folk was not an unknown or perplexing style of music for Phil. I can agree he did seem rather more uncomfortable with psychedelic music... at first...but, by the time he produced Wah- Wah for George Harrison in 1970 for his All Things Must Pass album, he certainly got well into the swing of it. A lot of people think Wah-Wah is the most exciting song on that album, although there's no denying the jazzier My Sweet Lord was the monumental hit from that boxed set LP.

His current show in Vegas is supposedly a lip sync performance??? So if we pay for a live show, can we file a suit to recover our ticket cost???

Maybe Fender didn't want to pay the Mantle estate a percentage of every one sold....no?

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Great history lesson. Many thanks.

I first heard JEFF AT Eel pie island in around 1963, and was a fan from that date,saw his first gig at the Old Marquee venue, even then I knew that this genuine legend would become the greatest guitarist the world would be gifted with.

A very postitive contribution to the world of music and its effect on us all.

Even the guy who has contacted everyone in the country about their extended warranty, says man, Don really gets around.

Hey,. I love your intro. It sounds like me when I first plug in, not quite in tune, but close enough for jazz.

You should do one on Jimmy Page. They both started together at Sutton in England. Jimmy went on to set up the biggest band in the world between 69-79, which we all know today as Led Zeppelin.

The album is called The Beatles, people call it the white album

I was about 14 In mid 60ts when listening to a CBC radio interview with Ieonard ,my dad said that hippy won’t get anywhere. I am 76 now and have always loved that song I think it’s more about questioning religion

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It's very much intelligent and beautiful. I love that.

Thank you very much!

I work on guitars and the signature is on top of what is left of a good bit of smooth-ish lacquer. You can see almost all of the lacquer is still there in the later pics where it was signed but ink is easily rubbed off by then. Sweat and it was constantly being buffed against his clothes, banged on the floor, etc. Then finally the guitar on the stand has almost zero lacquer left in that area. You'd have to have it on a bench to see the black in any small dings to know for sure. I believe this is his number one and He just played the hell out of it and didn't mind the signature getting beat and smeared off of it. If he cared that much he might of retired that guitar. Love your videos Thanks.

I'm not sure if George Harrison intended the lyrics to convey what you described, but your interpretation moved me to tears. Thank you for sharing such an insightful perspective.

It seems odd to me that this gal is such a big fan of Jeff Beck's...she really comes across as a complete neophyte regarding Jeff's legendary career...I would be shocked if this gal had any association with Jeff's musical career longer than 2-4 years...but now she posses herself as some definitive expert on Jeff...she was still shitting in her pampers by the time Jeff was already a musical legend many times over....who does she think she is fooling?

Right on! 👍😀👍

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Weather Artemus was shot or not he would have been in shock and did go for help for his band mates . He is a hero and got totally screwed by the other band members

I don't think there's any religious message in this song, there are certainly metaphors using religion to make it more poignant, but to me it's strictly about a love gone wrong!

I too am a diehard Don McLean fan and have read deeply and widely about Don. I found your talk extremely accurate based on the information out there. What is interesting about Don is very few artists have all wrapped in one : supreme poetry , unbelievable musical memory (ask him to play any song of his halcyon era, even of other artists and without hesitation he does it) , superb guitar work and a voice to die for. Of these his poetry and choice of the exact right word for the song simply floor me…think Vincent. Thanks for a superb roots story. One day do a sequel based on his “other songs” which speak more about Don collectively than just American Pie.

I live in Northwest Ohio. There are several descendants of tribal groups here. Many Blackfoot in these parts. So cool to learn he was from Cleveland.

and then there are more lines in this song, lines I dont think you mentioned. There is a version in which it goes something along the lines of "I look from the wings at the stage you are playing", [ and "'cause I'm ssitting her doing nothing but aging"

How can anyone not like Don Henley? What? Show me someone who actually likes him

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This is amazing!!🥰

Almost everything is spot on except when you stated Sinatra left the Hoboken Four to start his solo career. Actually, he left because 2 members were very jealous of the attention Frank was getting, and they started disrespecting him.

She's still not talented lol. What are we even talking about? She either doesn't sing live or uses heavy auto tune.

I so love ur review on hallelujah, Leonard Cohen song,I'm curious if ud do one on brother's in arms by dire straits

He was smoking a doobie writing another song

R.I.P. Jeff Beck 🪽🙏🌹

In the last 7 months of his life, he was prescribed 9000 pills, 100 injections of pain meds, and he died of long-term constipation. There were 20 pounds of clay like compscted feces in his lower bowels and in his colon.