Was fortunate to become friends with Glenn during the mid to late 80's. Have many fond memories of having lunch at my club with him and introducing him to many bands he was not familiar with. Just a sweet and lovely guy. RIP my friend.
I met Glenn Frey at Pebble Beach Golf Course back in 1997 and he signed my Laserdisc cover of Eagles “Hell Freezes Over” I had if professionally framed and it remains one of my favorite pieces of Rock n Roll memorabilia. Glenn was a complete gentleman and could not have been any nicer when I visited with him. RIP GF 🙏
@@davidbigbee3556 Yes! I loved the information about them at the Country Music Hall of Fame Museum in downtown Nashville, TN. I visited for the 1st time, last Thanksgiving. The California CountryRock connection by way of the Eagles, Poco, Linda Ronstadt, Emmylou Harris, Buffalo Springfield, the Byrds, International Submarine Band, Flying Burrito Brothers, Jackson Browne, CSNY; and I may have missed a few. Dwight Yoakam (love him too), was on the film, singing their praises.
Yes, he was very handsome but J. D. Souther wasn’t any slouch in the looks department either, as well as a musician. Believe he dated Linda Ronstadt getting to her first, as Glenn wanted to date her, too. Ahhh the blissful heady days of youth and wonderful music from the enlightened ones. Geniuses.
@@Kirk_Hammett_Bit_Me I LOVE Jackson Browne, too! 😻 When he played Tulsa a few years ago, he personally named every TTown “Tulsa Sound” musicians he met in Los Angeles, CA. - Leon Russell & J. J. Cale etc. And a pair of lady twins who entertained him in Tulsa many years ago, he cheekily joked haha! His long dark hair was sooo gorgeous and silky - it was like another member of the band.
I graduated Royal Oak, Dondero High School 1976. Saw a Bob Seger all around Detroit area. The street outside high school has been renamed Glenn Frey Blvd. A great time to grow up in the Detroit area.
When I was in college, I borrowed my roommates motorcycle and visited Winslow, AZ. I was literally standing on a corner in Winslow, AZ. It was a quiet but profound moment for me as a musician.
Glenn was a genius. He really understood the entire musical picture when many did not. It was his decisions that helped secure Eagles as the greatest selling band in American history and one of the top three greatest selling bands of all time worldwide! There will never be another and I miss his wise words so much.
There'll never be another eagles😮 love their music, love the memories while listening to their music, loved creating the memories while listening their music😊 thank you Glenn RIP❤ creating
Glenn and Henley what a great singers and musicians and Walsh what a lead guitar 🎸 player and the Bass player One of the best groups of the world the eagles ❤❤❤❤❤
Booo!...the Eagles simply blended some country influenced music, with mainstream "rock" riffing. Diluted music, for a generation looking for a change in sound. The result was mediocre music, for the mediocre tastes of a 1970s generation. Terrible music, really! And, how did Frey avoid the Draft?
As some one who suffers with Lupus and autoimmune diseases I want to tell Glenn to please …but I can’t, can I? Just RIP. But we got to see the Eagles in person (I had promised my daughter that if they go back together we would go anywhere in the country). My daughter Jamie at 4 years old knew every word to “Hotel California”. Thank you Eagles for giving me some of the happiest moments of my life.
Thanks so much for this, I have loved the Eagles for many years and the loss of Glenn was a great shock and seemingly the end of what was one of the world's greatest bands. Hopefully the other members may carry on, but Glenn was such a fixture in the line-up. RIP Glenn.
So happy you enjoyed it and thank you so much for watching 🤗
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The best musical band that ever existed on this earth in my humble view......... Tunes and lyrics that will always be a match made in heaven..... May God rest them in beauty and peace in as much as they brought joy and sublime music tunes to their lovers worldwide..
‘75 “One of These Nights” their 4th was the 2nd album I bought as a young teen, behind “America”. I loved harmonizing along with my best friend, Janice who played awesome acoustic guitar, we sang in the choir. Thank you, Glenn, for being an important part of my life/youth. I couldn’t live without music. R.I.P.🤍🤍🤍
A very gifted musician. I still remember the Eagles Songs being played in our College entertainment programs in Bengaluru in India. Relieves our College and younger days. May you rest in peace dear Glen. Love you from Bengaluru and India.
Great review of the band and Frey. I followed the group through my teenage years, writing poetry and songs some of which still haven’t been finished, inspired by various songs of both Glenn and the band. I was amazed at Glenn’s solo career and music, and, in this downhill run, I still cannot help but put on the music of all. I was upset on hearing of Glenn’s passing, I don’t know why my brain thinks everyone should live forever, it just does. RIP Glenn, condolences to family and friends. Thanks for posting!
Thank you so much! I'm thrilled you enjoyed it 🥰 Yes it's sad when a fave musician youve grown to admire both for their music and just themselves passes on 😥 Especially when they are taken young 😟 Thanks again for being here, I appreciate you 😁👍
I was lucky enough to see them in Tacoma just months before his death. Though they still sound amazing....well Glenn was at the heart of the Eagles. As a native So. Californian the Eagles have been the soundtrack of my life and I cherish the 4 few times I saw them live before his death. Damn that man was gorgeous.....
Standing on a Corner Park is worth getting off I40 at Winslow AZ. It's lovely. Leave a coin, or a pebble from the place you started your journey, to mark your passing. Winslow is a small town. You can just drive around until you see the park. It's peaceful.
He had ulcerative colitis, pneumonia, and rheumatoid arthritis. He died a slow, painful death. No amount of morphine could have erased that amount of pain. As terrible as this sounds, death took away the pain.
One of these nights came out when I was in high school in little town on Florida's Gulf Coast, it and ELO were getting airplay out off Tampa stations. 70's were Great.
@@danilaroche1156 I know that everyone in Hollywood and those that orbit around that place have sold their souls to the hooved and horned one. This dude is just one more on that pile and that pile is massive.
Hello again, this was so good! I’ve missed a few videos, unfortunately I now have a severe respiratory virus but these videos are helping keep my spirits up. The Eagles have such a fascinating history! Thank you for your excellent work❤️
Oh dear I wish you a speedy recovery Deidre as that sounds terrible 😥 I appreciate your support and am so glad my vids are helping to keep your spirits up 🤗💕 Take care of yourself and hope you are better soon 🙏
I remember in the mid seventies someone saying that Joe Walsh was breaking up the Eagles by playing with them. I thought Joe solved the issue very nicely by joining the band.
No doubt Glenn was a great singer and song writer. Unfortunately, many believe his excessive drug and alcohol abuse led to his early demise. Vince Gill was chosen by Don Henley to replace Glenn and he couldn't have made a better selection. He's a great singer, song writer, guitarist, and he doesn't have ego issues. How good is he? He has 22 Grammys, 17 CMT awards, Artist of the year several times, and is in at least two Halls of Fame. The grand Ole Opry just inducted him.
It was Glenn himself who said that his chemical intake caused his health to deteriorate. It was also Glenn who chose Vince Gill, Don told Vince that, it is how he convinced Vince he could and should do it. Glenn had said that Vince should be part of the group, should anyone have to be replaced.
Yea, we love our “Oklahoma Borderline” man, Vince Gill here in Oklahoma. The rendition he and Patty Loveless sang at George Jones’ funeral of “Go Rest High on That Mountain”, gave me chills and tears, I believe everyone at the service was crying. Vince wrote it after his older brothers death, following a heart attack and Keith Whitleys sad early demise, due to alcoholism.
I am not knocking Frey's abilities, just his personality. If not for him, and him alone Randy Meisner, and Don Felder would still be with the band..until Meisner died of course
I absolutely love The Eagles, especially their early albums. I always like Glen Fry, but after watching several documentaries about the group, the common denominator was Glen when there was friction with a band mate & they left. It seems like he had a temper & had to call all the shots.
I respect his talent, but as a person he was a greedy prick. Same goes for Henley. Now they're just a tribute band charging crazy expensive ticket prices. No Thanks!!
To add a snippet, next time you listen to Seger’s “Rambling Gambling Man” the first time they sing the chorus, Glenn’s enthusiastic vocal contribution drowns out Bob’s voice...
Thanks to the youtube recommendations, I have recently watched several "band members who hate each other" reports. Looks like it's always the same problems...Who is the best songwriter? Who is the best singer? Who is best-looking? Who is being paid more than another? Whose songs make it onto the album? The list goes on and on. Has there ever been a band where the members liked each other on a consistent basis? I am sorry to be so negative here...
Having flown to Dallas at the last minute to photograph “Eagles”. Particularly Joe. I had a great view in the wings Glen Frey had a bandage on his left wrist and periodically shaking his hand in the wings and mouthing the word “OUCH” to someone more at the center of the stage. After returning home I realized Eagles were going to play in Arizona BUT that Glen Frey had died. OMG.
I have always liked the Eagles, but in the 1970s I always viewed them as a country band, who somehow got lucky enough to have their songs played on rock-n-roll stations. It was Felder that brought gave them the rock sound that they needed. I always thought that had it not been for Felder, "The Eagles" would have ended up in the dollar bin at K-Mart, because they sound was good, but not great by the late 1970s. Times were changing, and they needed to change.
The Eagles was Glenn Frey's band. He thought up the name and approached the other guys about joining his band ( 60 minutes Australia back in the early 2010's asked Henley who's band is the Eagles and he said " It's Glenn's band " I know each member had a share in Eagles limited supposedly making them all equal, but we see how well that worked out for Felder around 1999-2000 ) Enter Joe for Hotel California, so now you've got another great rock singer / guitar God + The phenomenal songs sung by Henley, 5 if you count Victim of Love (reprise) 1 with Joe. 1 with Randy and Just 1 with Glenn ( New kid in town ) Exit Randy, enter Tim ( another amazing singer ) But just 2 founding members that are in control, Hotel California is a money printing press for the record company, and those record execs would sell their souls to catch lightning in a bottle twice.. So do think they are pushing for more songs sung by Frey or Henley? Glenn felt like he was losing his band to Henley but needed a scapegoat he could unload all his frustrations and blame on.. Rather than being honest at the risk of sounding like a pussy and saying " I'm afraid that I am losing control of the band I created, so I'm just going to take my toys and go home " Enter Don Felder.. Glenn Knew that he couldn't go off on Henley like he wanted to, so I guess one Don is as good as the next... I love the Eagles and all of it's members ( past and present ) But it is what it is, nobody's perfect and we're all human!
@@suekelley4466 that is very true but Glenn Frey knew that he wanted to form the Eagles and he had already talked to Don Henley Bernie Leadon and Randy Meisner about it before they informed Linda Ronstadt of their plan. And all of the Eagles have said she was nothing but supportive in their decision
Felder is 1/3 owner of The Eagles, legally. He continues to make money while Frey is worm food. Henley and Frey were egotistical, greedy, and insecure. Hotel California was Felder’s creation and they couldn’t stand that his creation was their number one song. Everybody else to a member attests to Felder’s decency and fairness in life. Henley and Frey, on the other hand, just let greed get the better of them and wouldn’t consent to the ‘Hell Freezes Over’ tour being a fair share of profit, because they knew they would make a fortune if they could cut Felder out. Money from the tour and jealousy over Felder’s talent got the better of them and showed the world who they were.
@HoboJoe1416 I agree with you 100% . I've read Heaven and Hell my life in the Eagles. But Felder did forfeit his 1/3 share in the lawsuit settlement for a lump sum buyout from Eagles Limited. I believe that is why on Hotel California, the 2013 remaster he's listed last in the song writing credits.. Unlike the original, where he is listed first in the song writing credits
Yes he was , his disgruntled attitude towards playing a benefit concert was exactly the reason why that fight started, everyone was tired of Felders do nothing but expect the equal share outlook, besides the music for Hotel California and a forgettable song Visions, he contributed nothing else towards songwriting for the band, he was a glorified session musician and Felder knows he’d be nothing without Glenn Frey
@@briannelson6830 If Felder was so pathetic as you seem to think, then why did Glenn Frey offer him to be a full time shareholder in Eagle's Inc?? Obviously Frey saw something in Felder that you can't begin to understand......BTW, Why should Felder have to put up with Frey's bullshit political grandstanding. He had every right to tell Frey to piss off. Oh, and IT WAS FREY who started the fight during Long night at Wrong Beach.
@@briannelson6830He was 1/3 owner of Eagles Ltd, genius. He had a legal right to expect equal pay. Quit swallowing the slanted account that Henley and Frey would give you.
@@Trial212 Of course Frey saw something in Felder when he first joined, he is a good guitarist and was a friend of Bernie’s. But after years of coasting and not offering much else creative in terms to song writing to the group and constantly being a malcontent the group had enough! Notice Joe and Tim never came to Felder’s defense and Bernie even came back to play with the Eagles on a few dates a few years ago. Keep taking the side of a guy who cries and whines and throws his former band mates under the preverbal bus ( including the ones he claims to admire) by writing a tell all book while the rest of the band has too much class to even respond.
@@briannelson6830 Obviously you have never watched the DVD The History of the Eagles. Frey show's the world (by talking) that he's an asshole of the highest order. That DVD did more damage to Henley's and Frey's reputation then Felders book ever did. Additionally Walsh and Schmidt were hired hands. They weren't going to come to Felder's defense, they were afraid that they would be fired next!!!
In the mid seventies it seemed to me that the Eagles were getting a bit stale, their music always sounded the same. When Joe Walsh joined the band he infused some new blood and gave the Eagles a greater sound and range.
@napoliansolo7865 the same can be said about Neil Young joining CSN. Other than the first album, most if not all (CSN) albums without Neil were unforgettable.
Great band but Pride comes before Destruction and the love of Money is the Root of all Evil. Sad how great bands kill themselves. Just like great families and countries
Don Feldor 3 more songs and then im gonna kick your you know what.. ...lol.. Bill Wyman of the Stones said in his book he wrote that at a Party Paul Mc Cartney was getting Campy with my Girlfriend and they paul and her ended up in a corner of the Room,, Oh Noo.. Wyman said he came within an inch of knocking Mc Cartney OUT with his Fist... theres a video of bill telling this story
I started out a major fan,until i seen what arrogant assholex Don an Glenn became so when they reunited in the 90s i was all for a name change being half theband was gone LADY AN GENTLEMEN I GIVE YOU THE DIICKELS!!
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Was fortunate to become friends with Glenn during the mid to late 80's. Have many fond memories of having lunch at my club with him and introducing him to many bands he was not familiar with. Just a sweet and lovely guy.
RIP my friend.
Wow how cool! Thanks for sharing and for watching 😁👍
Q suerte🎉🎉🎉
Glenn Frey is one of the most talented musicians of our time, his work will live forever in our memories.
I met Glenn Frey at Pebble Beach Golf Course back in 1997 and he signed my Laserdisc cover of Eagles “Hell Freezes Over” I had if professionally framed and it remains one of my favorite pieces of Rock n Roll memorabilia. Glenn was a complete gentleman and could not have been any nicer when I visited with him. RIP GF 🙏
That’s very cool!
The Eagles helped bridge the separation between Rock and Country Music. I was always impressed by them. Such amazing talent!!!
Only because of Don Felder did they reached superstardom then they fired him and did nothing else ever again. Karma is a bitch served cold.
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Yes! I loved the information about them at the Country Music Hall of Fame Museum in downtown Nashville, TN. I visited for the 1st time, last Thanksgiving. The California CountryRock connection by way of the Eagles, Poco, Linda Ronstadt, Emmylou Harris, Buffalo Springfield, the Byrds, International Submarine Band, Flying Burrito Brothers, Jackson Browne, CSNY; and I may have missed a few. Dwight Yoakam (love him too), was on the film, singing their praises.
A musical legend,a figure of musical icon his passing not only left a huge void in the eagles,but in All music RIP Glenn you are a tough act to follow
Glenn was one of the sexiest men in rock music and a great musician. Miss him terribly.😞
The way he looked at 4:50 was classic California cool. Imagine the women he had back then.
Yes, he was very handsome but J. D. Souther wasn’t any slouch in the looks department either, as well as a musician. Believe he dated Linda Ronstadt getting to her first, as Glenn wanted to date her, too. Ahhh the blissful heady days of youth and wonderful music from the enlightened ones. Geniuses.
Yes♡ Jackson Browne was IT for me, the most handsome, insightful, poetic man ever created, but Glenn wasn't far behind.
@@Tonymanero1960The way he looked at 4:50 ... fine♡
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I LOVE Jackson Browne, too! 😻 When he played Tulsa a few years ago, he personally named every TTown “Tulsa Sound” musicians he met in Los Angeles, CA. - Leon Russell & J. J. Cale etc. And a pair of lady twins who entertained him in Tulsa many years ago, he cheekily joked haha! His long dark hair was sooo gorgeous and silky - it was like another member of the band.
I graduated Royal Oak, Dondero High School 1976.
Saw a Bob Seger all around Detroit area.
The street outside high school has been renamed Glenn Frey Blvd.
A great time to grow up in the Detroit area.
When I was in college, I borrowed my roommates motorcycle and visited Winslow, AZ. I was literally standing on a corner in Winslow, AZ. It was a quiet but profound moment for me as a musician.
I believe there's a statue in Winslow in relation to the song/Eagles.
@@rt66vintage16there is. I bought a t shirt says standing on the corner in winslow arizona
Been there to in 1973!
Glenn was a genius. He really understood the entire musical picture when many did not. It was his decisions that helped secure Eagles as the greatest selling band in American history and one of the top three greatest selling bands of all time worldwide! There will never be another and I miss his wise words so much.
Don Henly made a quote “ make no mistake this was Glens Band”. Tells you how much influence he had on everything
Thank you Glenn for your impressive catalog of amazing music. R.I.P.🙏🕊
There'll never be another eagles😮 love their music, love the memories while listening to their music, loved creating the memories while listening their music😊 thank you Glenn RIP❤
creating
They were the best.
Never impressed with Glen.. Randy was the impressive one
@@whitleydenise5482 only had a way better voice than Glen
For my taste he looked a lot more handsome when he cut his hair & removed the mustache.
Desperado is my favorite Eagles album, and inspired me to learn how to play the guitar myself. I can still play every song on that album by heart.
Yep, me too!
When Desperado was being recorded in London, Glenn was dating my flatmate. He was a wonderful guy. R.I.P. buddy.
Thank you for the desperado album best album played over and over ! RIP Glenn and thank you for music 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🇬🇧
Glenn and Henley what a great singers and musicians and Walsh what a lead guitar 🎸 player and the Bass player One of the best groups of the world the eagles ❤❤❤❤❤
Booo!...the Eagles simply blended some country influenced music, with mainstream "rock" riffing. Diluted music, for a generation looking for a change in sound. The result was mediocre music, for the mediocre tastes of a 1970s generation. Terrible music, really! And, how did Frey avoid the Draft?
@@curbozerboomer1773what an Mediocre Opinion!
Rip long live your great talent and music ❤😢
I really like this band.So sad about Glenn Fry.
RIP MAN ....😢
As some one who suffers with Lupus and autoimmune diseases I want to tell Glenn to please …but I can’t, can I? Just RIP. But we got to see the Eagles in person (I had promised my daughter that if they go back together we would go anywhere in the country). My daughter Jamie at 4 years old knew every word to “Hotel California”.
Thank you Eagles for giving me some of the happiest moments of my life.
YES!
Just great music. I hope he rest well . We the fans miss him and his music
Nice to have had you with us for so long. God bless.
Very interesting and revealing. Frey led one busy, driven, productive life. I don't know how he did it. Thanks so much for sharing this.
Glad you enjoyed it 😁👍
Lots of nose candy
Thanks so much for this, I have loved the Eagles for many years and the loss of Glenn was a great shock and seemingly the end of what was one of the world's greatest bands.
Hopefully the other members may carry on, but Glenn was such a fixture in the line-up. RIP Glenn.
So happy you enjoyed it and thank you so much for watching 🤗
The best musical band that ever existed on this earth in my humble view......... Tunes and lyrics that will always be a match made in heaven..... May God rest them in beauty and peace in as much as they brought joy and sublime music tunes to their lovers worldwide..
RIP ANGEL 😇
Thank you very much. Philadelphia USA 🇺🇸
‘75 “One of These Nights” their 4th was the 2nd album I bought as a young teen, behind “America”. I loved harmonizing along with my best friend, Janice who played awesome acoustic guitar, we sang in the choir. Thank you, Glenn, for being an important part of my life/youth. I couldn’t live without music. R.I.P.🤍🤍🤍
My favorite Glenn Frey song was “most of us” which got no airplay, but was such. Beautiful song and lyrics🎶🎼🎵🎤
Oh I love Eagles the best soft rock music of all times . The beat the sounds the voice yes Outstanding. All great musicians the best ever ♥️👍❤️👍
I went to the same High School (Dondero) in Royal Oak. He was a senior as I was a freshman. Farnum st was renamed Glenn Frey Drive.
A very gifted musician. I still remember the Eagles Songs being played in our College entertainment programs in Bengaluru in India. Relieves our College and younger days. May you rest in peace dear Glen. Love you from Bengaluru and India.
Sure miss Glenn Frey he was such a huge piece of their heart & success.
"Great Job Glenn, we'll never forget you and the "Eagle's Group" even Mean guy Henley!
Great review of the band and Frey. I followed the group through my teenage years, writing poetry and songs some of which still haven’t been finished, inspired by various songs of both Glenn and the band. I was amazed at Glenn’s solo career and music, and, in this downhill run, I still cannot help but put on the music of all. I was upset on hearing of Glenn’s passing, I don’t know why my brain thinks everyone should live forever, it just does. RIP Glenn, condolences to family and friends. Thanks for posting!
Thank you so much! I'm thrilled you enjoyed it 🥰 Yes it's sad when a fave musician youve grown to admire both for their music and just themselves passes on 😥 Especially when they are taken young 😟 Thanks again for being here, I appreciate you 😁👍
Thank you for a very thorough documentary on Glen Frey & the Eagles. I certainly learned a few things from this video
@@robertbruce1887 Thank you so much! I appreciate you 🥰
My favorite is the late Randy Meisner the bassist of the Eagles.
My favorite song by Frey was The All-nighter album. That song was great. Only Glenn could have sang Allnighter PERFECTLY
Having RA myself, I know thanks Glenn for the music.
Take care of yourself my friend.
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Me too, hang in there.
Old Age Ain’t For Sissies, like Bette Davis, said.
We’re tough! 💠💠💠
@@KittyGrizGriz 😎
I was lucky enough to see them in Tacoma just months before his death. Though they still sound amazing....well Glenn was at the heart of the Eagles. As a native So. Californian the Eagles have been the soundtrack of my life and I cherish the 4 few times I saw them live before his death. Damn that man was gorgeous.....
The Eagles had
The Midas Touch
Glenn was a very
versatile person
Rest in peace Glenn Frey
and Randy Meisner
Very good video, thank you.
Good music never ages, as a good player like Glenn Frey will continue to live within many hearts ❤
Thank you! I appreciate you 🤗
Best band ever. Loved their music. My biggest regret is that I never got to see them perform. Glenn Frey was so handsome and sexy.
Grew up in Royal Oak,my brothers new him. My brother played little league football with Glenns youngest brother.
Yes one of my best idol in eagle band
Eagles music is the best of all times
He was a true artist & will be truly missed. But he will forever live on in our hearts😢. RIP.
Standing on a Corner Park is worth getting off I40 at Winslow AZ. It's lovely. Leave a coin, or a pebble from the place you started your journey, to mark your passing. Winslow is a small town. You can just drive around until you see the park. It's peaceful.
Loved the Eagles, they were the best !!!@@@@@❤❤❤
Best band I ever saw live, love their music, Saw them at the Cow Palace in Daly City, CA in 1980, great live band love Joe Walsh also.
Loved him so much, miss him so much♥️💋💋💋
I saw them 7 times in concert! Best Band ever! I am fan since 1978!
What a fantastic video have a wonderful day also happy father's day ❤😊 also i sad to hear about Glenn Frey ❤😮
Thank you and Happy Fathers day to you! 🥰Always lovely to see you 😁👍
To my generation he was a legend 😊
Glen was the best in my book he wrote great songs he was a genious in music i miss him used to watch his concerts on tv
Thanks mate i always enjoy your videos Shane in Sydney 🦘 🇦🇺
Thanks so much Shane! I appreciate your support 💯 😁👍
Glen also had RA and was in a lot of pain.
My favorite group and the best of all time,,,,, hotel California best song of all time
The Eagles are Not the Eagles w/o Glenn Frey. I know Don Henley‘s voice is made of gold. It just doesn’t work without Glenn.
He had ulcerative colitis, pneumonia, and rheumatoid arthritis. He died a slow, painful death. No amount of morphine could have erased that amount of pain. As terrible as this sounds, death took away the pain.
There is only two destinations in our eternal life and only one provides peace.
One of these nights came out when I was in high school in little town on Florida's Gulf Coast, it and ELO were getting airplay out off Tampa stations. 70's were Great.
The rock life is hard. No one gets out alive.
So said Jim Morrison 👍🏻
That's because most of them made a pact with Satan. No joke.
@@danilaroche1156 I know that everyone in Hollywood and those that orbit around that place have sold their souls to the hooved and horned one. This dude is just one more on that pile and that pile is massive.
My second
favourite group after
my favourite
Earth, Wind & Fire
Another Great one
Thank you as always for your support 🤗
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Isn't it funny how when bands sober up their music gets so much better?
Hello again, this was so good! I’ve missed a few videos, unfortunately I now have a severe respiratory virus but these videos are helping keep my spirits up. The Eagles have such a fascinating history! Thank you for your excellent work❤️
Oh dear I wish you a speedy recovery Deidre as that sounds terrible 😥 I appreciate your support and am so glad my vids are helping to keep your spirits up 🤗💕 Take care of yourself and hope you are better soon 🙏
Take care of yourself.
Thank you for video... and respected all the members but could never warm up to the Eagles.
I love the Miami Vice episode with Glen Frey.❤
They are still my favorite band for ever play in heven
Don Henley is a great writer.
Yes the greatest hits is the greatest selling album domestically. Thriller is the best selling album outside the US ever!
I remember in the mid seventies someone saying that Joe Walsh was breaking up the Eagles by playing with them. I thought Joe solved the issue very nicely by joining the band.
The best group.....RIP Glenn....
Omg that black & white shot at 15.06 😍 ❤
No doubt Glenn was a great singer and song writer. Unfortunately, many believe his excessive drug and alcohol abuse led to his early demise. Vince Gill was chosen by Don Henley to replace Glenn and he couldn't have made a better selection. He's a great singer, song writer, guitarist, and he doesn't have ego issues. How good is he? He has 22 Grammys, 17 CMT awards, Artist of the year several times, and is in at least two Halls of Fame. The grand Ole Opry just inducted him.
Agreed
His drug problem was his worst enemy.
It was Glenn himself who said that his chemical intake caused his health to deteriorate.
It was also Glenn who chose Vince Gill, Don told Vince that, it is how he convinced Vince he could and should do it. Glenn had said that Vince should be part of the group, should anyone have to be replaced.
Death is certain, life is not. Atleast he made memories and lived his dream. RIP Glenn Frey❤
Yea, we love our “Oklahoma Borderline” man, Vince Gill here in Oklahoma. The rendition he and Patty Loveless sang at George Jones’ funeral of “Go Rest High on That Mountain”, gave me chills and tears, I believe everyone at the service was crying. Vince wrote it after his older brothers death, following a heart attack and Keith Whitleys sad early demise, due to alcoholism.
Omg, so handsome♡ And talented. Not quite Jackson Browne-- no one is, imo, not even close😉-- but Glenn was on up there. RIP
Love that Group!! 🎸🥁🎤🦅
Glenn was an important component of the eagles with out Glenn no eagles!!!
I am not knocking Frey's abilities, just his personality. If not for him, and him alone Randy Meisner, and Don Felder would still be with the band..until Meisner died of course
TRUE LOVE was my VERY favorite song Glenn ever recorded! 😂😅
Thanks to Linda!
Thanks for the upload, well done.
Thank you, so happy you enjoyed it 😁👍
I absolutely love The Eagles, especially their early albums. I always like Glen Fry, but after watching several documentaries about the group, the common denominator was Glen when there was friction with a band mate & they left. It seems like he had a temper & had to call all the shots.
I respect his talent, but as a person he was a greedy prick. Same goes for Henley. Now they're just a tribute band charging crazy expensive ticket prices. No Thanks!!
To add a snippet, next time you listen to Seger’s “Rambling Gambling Man” the first time they sing the chorus, Glenn’s enthusiastic vocal contribution drowns out Bob’s voice...
Imagine this band without drug use, what could have been?
Informative. Good work, thanks. Glenn Frey was just too talented to last...
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it 😁👍
Thanks to the youtube recommendations, I have recently watched several "band members who hate each other" reports. Looks like it's always the same problems...Who is the best songwriter? Who is the best singer? Who is best-looking? Who is being paid more than another? Whose songs make it onto the album? The list goes on and on. Has there ever been a band where the members liked each other on a consistent basis? I am sorry to be so negative here...
So true baked beans. I guess its a hard industry to be in, a lot of inflated ego's, jealously etc Thanks for watching my friend, I appreciate you 🥰👍
Foo Fighters.
Having flown to Dallas at the last minute to photograph “Eagles”. Particularly Joe. I had a great view in the wings Glen Frey had a bandage on his left wrist and periodically shaking his hand in the wings and mouthing the word “OUCH” to someone more at the center of the stage. After returning home I realized Eagles were going to play in Arizona BUT that Glen Frey had died. OMG.
Oh no how awful 😥
RIP genius, we miss you ❤️
Thanks to the great Linda Ronstadt for allowing Glenn's talents to flourish.
I have always liked the Eagles, but in the 1970s I always viewed them as a country band, who somehow got lucky enough to have their songs played on rock-n-roll stations. It was Felder that brought gave them the rock sound that they needed. I always thought that had it not been for Felder, "The Eagles" would have ended up in the dollar bin at K-Mart, because they sound was good, but not great by the late 1970s. Times were changing, and they needed to change.
R.I.P good guy
The Eagles was Glenn Frey's band. He thought up the name and approached the other guys about joining his band ( 60 minutes Australia back in the early 2010's asked Henley who's band is the Eagles and he said " It's Glenn's band " I know each member had a share in Eagles limited supposedly making them all equal, but we see how well that worked out for Felder around 1999-2000 ) Enter Joe for Hotel California, so now you've got another great rock singer / guitar God + The phenomenal songs sung by Henley, 5 if you count Victim of Love (reprise) 1 with Joe. 1 with Randy and Just 1 with Glenn ( New kid in town ) Exit Randy, enter Tim ( another amazing singer ) But just 2 founding members that are in control, Hotel California is a money printing press for the record company, and those record execs would sell their souls to catch lightning in a bottle twice.. So do think they are pushing for more songs sung by Frey or Henley? Glenn felt like he was losing his band to Henley but needed a scapegoat he could unload all his frustrations and blame on.. Rather than being honest at the risk of sounding like a pussy and saying " I'm afraid that I am losing control of the band I created, so I'm just going to take my toys and go home " Enter Don Felder.. Glenn Knew that he couldn't go off on Henley like he wanted to, so I guess one Don is as good as the next... I love the Eagles and all of it's members ( past and present ) But it is what it is, nobody's perfect and we're all human!
Ronstadt and her manager were pivitol in the beginning of his start-up band, and he took it from there.
@@suekelley4466 that is very true but Glenn Frey knew that he wanted to form the Eagles and he had already talked to Don Henley Bernie Leadon and Randy Meisner about it before they informed Linda Ronstadt of their plan. And all of the Eagles have said she was nothing but supportive in their decision
Felder is 1/3 owner of The Eagles, legally. He continues to make money while Frey is worm food. Henley and Frey were egotistical, greedy, and insecure. Hotel California was Felder’s creation and they couldn’t stand that his creation was their number one song. Everybody else to a member attests to Felder’s decency and fairness in life. Henley and Frey, on the other hand, just let greed get the better of them and wouldn’t consent to the ‘Hell Freezes Over’ tour being a fair share of profit, because they knew they would make a fortune if they could cut Felder out. Money from the tour and jealousy over Felder’s talent got the better of them and showed the world who they were.
@HoboJoe1416 I agree with you 100% . I've read Heaven and Hell my life in the Eagles. But Felder did forfeit his 1/3 share in the lawsuit settlement for a lump sum buyout from Eagles Limited. I believe that is why on Hotel California, the 2013 remaster he's listed last in the song writing credits.. Unlike the original, where he is listed first in the song writing credits
Love the Eagles.
gran cantane Glen Frey.pero nunca logre entender porque la enemistad con Don Felder
Felder, was not the one who started that fight
Yes he was , his disgruntled attitude towards playing a benefit concert was exactly the reason why that fight started, everyone was tired of Felders do nothing but expect the equal share outlook, besides the music for Hotel California and a forgettable song Visions, he contributed nothing else towards songwriting for the band, he was a glorified session musician and Felder knows he’d be nothing without Glenn Frey
@@briannelson6830 If Felder was so pathetic as you seem to think, then why did Glenn Frey offer him to be a full time shareholder in Eagle's Inc?? Obviously Frey saw something in Felder that you can't begin to understand......BTW, Why should Felder have to put up with Frey's bullshit political grandstanding. He had every right to tell Frey to piss off. Oh, and IT WAS FREY who started the fight during Long night at Wrong Beach.
@@briannelson6830He was 1/3 owner of Eagles Ltd, genius. He had a legal right to expect equal pay. Quit swallowing the slanted account that Henley and Frey would give you.
@@Trial212 Of course Frey saw something in Felder when he first joined, he is a good guitarist and was a friend of Bernie’s. But after years of coasting and not offering much else creative in terms to song writing to the group and constantly being a malcontent the group had enough! Notice Joe and Tim never came to Felder’s defense and Bernie even came back to play with the Eagles on a few dates a few years ago. Keep taking the side of a guy who cries and whines and throws his former band mates under the preverbal bus ( including the ones he claims to admire) by writing a tell all book while the rest of the band has too much class to even respond.
@@briannelson6830 Obviously you have never watched the DVD The History of the Eagles. Frey show's the world (by talking) that he's an asshole of the highest order. That DVD did more damage to Henley's and Frey's reputation then Felders book ever did. Additionally Walsh and Schmidt were hired hands. They weren't going to come to Felder's defense, they were afraid that they would be fired next!!!
He was self absorbed. He really thought highly of himself
Linda Ronstadt ❤❤❤😊xxx
RIP Glenn!!
In the mid seventies it seemed to me that the Eagles were getting a bit stale, their music always sounded the same. When Joe Walsh joined the band he infused some new blood and gave the Eagles a greater sound and range.
@napoliansolo7865 the same can be said about Neil Young joining CSN. Other than the first album, most if not all (CSN) albums without Neil were unforgettable.
There just seems to be something about American bands that despite great success, they eventually disintegrate into chaos and ruin.
Not just American bands
Great band but Pride comes before Destruction and the love of Money is the Root of all Evil. Sad how great bands kill themselves. Just like great families and countries
No great loss!
Don Feldor 3 more songs and then im gonna kick your you know what.. ...lol.. Bill Wyman of the Stones said in his book he wrote that at a Party Paul Mc Cartney was getting Campy with my Girlfriend and they paul and her ended up in a corner of the Room,, Oh Noo.. Wyman said he came within an inch of knocking Mc Cartney OUT with his Fist... theres a video of bill telling this story
I started out a major fan,until i seen what arrogant assholex Don an Glenn became so when they reunited in the 90s i was all for a name change being half theband was gone LADY AN GENTLEMEN I GIVE YOU THE DIICKELS!!