Eagles - Take It Easy (Live on MTV 1994) REACTION! RIP Glenn Frey, he was speaking to ME...
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Eagles - Take It Easy (Live on MTV 1994) REACTION! RIP Glenn Frey, he was speaking to ME...
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That’s Henley on the drums. He hasn’t rocked a fro since the 70’s! lol
Thanks for fixing that. I was about to to go off
@@aaronspringfield8781 why would you “go off” - why would he know? That’s ridiculous.
lol true
If it weren't for Linda Ronstandt we wouldn't have the Eagles. She said they were too good to be just studio musicians or back up band for her and encouraged them to go out and become who they were meant to be. Thank you Linda!!
Linda was s considered by many to be the queen of rock n roll as a singer. I’ll add to that as a person in the music industry!!
Both Dolly Parton and Emmy Lou Harris remarked about Linda’s insistence on staying in the background as a/the harmony voice in their collaboration recordings.
Linda, a singer as big as the other two throughout their careers, but she didn’t feel the need to be in the spotlight!!
IF you missed the 1970s i feel very sorry for you .
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That’s a very catty comment??
Same happened with Toto.
Well, she should be thanked second. You might want to thank the Late Kenny Rogers first since he trusted Henley enough on a perchance meeting at a Dallas Hip clothing store to listen to his band at the time. He ended up financing Henley and brought him to California and helped a bit in the Frey meeting. Between Frey, Henley and Jackson Browne, they struggled through using a lot of Rogers money. Now is the beginning of the Linda timeline...
Back in the 60s and 70s, local radio stations didn't discriminate. We listened to music. Be it Motown, rock, blues, pop. We listened to the best. That's why that era still has the best music. All genres covered the best music.
WE HAD THE BEST CHILDHOOD, MUSIC AND SWEET REALITY,
OUR WORLD WAS MUCH MUCH SWEETER MUSIC WAS A MELTING POT OF PEOPLE
REWIND RELIVE MY CHILDHOOD PLEASE
Back then "Pop" wasn't a genre, but just a generalized term for the Top 40 at the time. It didn't become an actual genre until some time in the 80s.
It was a wonderful time ❤
Witchy woman next
60’s & 70’s was the greatest time to listen to music. TV didn’t control life with 200 useless channels!
Lyin’ eyes, tequila sunrise, and peaceful easy feeling should be on deck to hear more of Glenn singing lead.
This song was given to Glenn by Jackson Browne. Glenn and Don Henley lived in an apartment above Jackson Browne. Glenn heard Jackson working on this song for 2 weeks straight. He had a writer's block after "I was standing on a corner in Winslow Arizona." Glenn went downstairs and asked Browne if he was ever going to finish the song. Jackson asked if he wanted the song and gave it to him. The MTV show was when the Eagles reunited. They had broken up for 13 or 14 years. Asked if they would ever get back together one of them said "When Hell freezes over." That was the name of their reunion tour and album. I recommend the DVD "History of the Eagles." It's is amazing.
Not the song, just that phrase
A bunch of bands and songwriters lived in the general area of each other.
Browne lived in a basement apartment below Glenn Frey and JD Souther. Frey offered the line "It's a girl my Lord, in a flatbed Ford, slowing down to takle a look at me". Jackson was blown away by this wantabe songwriter getting Girls, Trucks and Religion in a single line. Browne commented that the song would not be finished by his next album deadline and Frey accepted the chance to complete it. Although Jackson Browne eventually earned over a million dollars in shared writing credits for the song.
I had never heard the background story to this song. Appreciate the interesting info. The "Hell Freezes Over" tour was awesome! My ex & I saw them on that tour with Melissa Etheridge opening for them at Rice Stadium (Houston). We had a blast.
@@rebeccacurtis6680I personally believe Jackson Brown is one if the most underrated songwriters in Rock N Roll. I did not know this story, but it reinforces my opinion of him.
When Glenn died, the band asked Vince Gill to tour with them, singing and playing in Glenn's place. You remember Vince from the song you reacted too recently - When I call your name. He said it is an honor and privilege to play with these iconic awesome artists. RIP Glenn, you are missed!
Wow...Vince Gill?? Cool!
Glen’s son Deacon also.
Vince Gill amazing musician and country star with an amazing voice. Seen him in concert he sure deserved his honorary place with the Eagles. Their music is timeless since the 70s. My heart goes out to your daughter recently diagnosed with knee arthritis. Despite being hugely active all my life. But I still dance and music touches tge soul n makes you move! Thank you for your amazing reaction
I didn't realize that. I thought Vince was sort of a stand in for Randy Meisner.
Vince Gill started as a rock star, vocalist with a band called Pure Praire League. Look them up.
The amount of diverse musical talent in the 70s and 80s was insane. This is why the music today doesnt stand a chance.
I was thinking the same Music from a time when the artists were consistently good and actually had something to say.❤
Life in the Fast Lane has two back stories, both involving Glenn Frey. The name comes from an incident when Glenn Frey was riding shotgun in a speeding Corvette being driven by a drug dealer. They were headed for an illicit poker game. Glenn expressed concern about the speed. The driver said, “Life in the fast line.” Joe Walsh was warming up for a performance when Glenn Frey burst into his dressing room. “What the hell is that?” Joe explained it was the riff he used to warm up his fingers. “That’s an Eagle’s song, dude.” Soon, it was. That warm up riff is the opening of Life in the Fast Lane.
Guitarist Don Felder worked in a music store when little 13-year-old Tommy Petty came in for guitar lessons. They both ended up in the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame
Sweet..thanks for the education
Knowledge is power
Saw Mike Campbell (Heartbreakers) and The Dirty Knobs last Friday, coolshow.
So many ties there...Bernie Leadon, the Eagles 1st guitarist, was also from Tommy and Don's hometown of Gainesville, FL, and encouraged Felder to come out to LA. Tommy became Tom and went out to form the Heartbreakers. Tom's Heartbreakers guitarist, Mike Campbell, wrote a song for one of the pre-album demos that he played for Tom, who passed on it. Mike sold it to a guy from another band, who changed the key to meet his voice, and wrote lyrics. That guy was the Eagles' Don Henley. That song was The Boys of Summer...
There’s a corner in Winslow, Arizona on Route 66 that commemorates this song, complete with statues of Glenn Frey and Jackson Browne and a red flatbed Ford. I happen to be riding through Winslow with my wife and another couple on motorcycles a couple of years ago when they were having the Standin’ on a Corner Festival. As a lifelong Eagles fan, it was pure bucket list stuff. A cloudless day, great music and happy, happy people.
I'm so glad you posted this!
I was going to post and mention this corner, but your story is much, much better. Thanks
What a great thing to happen! Thank you for sharing and brightening my day. Happy for you! ❤😊
Yep Jackson Browne is the one who actually gave the band that line. Amazing song
I was travelling through there this past April. A Canadian on the Great American Road Trip.
When driving through Winslow, AZ I had the windows down and this blasting! So much fun!
Understand/ important to note: There's no one lead singer with the Eagles... they all were lead singers, and/or background on every album. Beautiful reaction. 🥰 Peace and light...💞
BP. Once you've got an hour or two's worth of Eagles' songs in your playlist, and you will, go take a ride through the Mountain Roads, "Windows down, system up." That day will just hit different.
Seven bridges road is incredible.
My favorite Eagles song...the harmony is flawless
my favorite Eagles song hands down, will be played at my memorial.
Best harmony you’ll ever hear.
Their bassist sings lead on “I Can’t Tell You Why”, one of my favorites!!!
Yes
Great song!
One of my favorites also!!!
Very pretty smile Lisa Hi im Theo Did you miss the 70s I had a NUKE BLAST as a teen
@@theodoreritola7641 I miss the 80’s.
1965-1985: The most productive, diverse, and beautiful era of the blessing we know as music.
💯 %
I'm going to add from 62 To 87... But yeah, typically that era is the best!
There is not a single song by the Eagles that you wont like. Every song is play-list and forever play-list. My all time most favorite group. I think the one song that best shows their incredible harmonizing voices is Seven Bridges Road.
Mr. Frey once threatened to have me fired about 20 years ago! He was in Vegas and couldn’t withdraw funds from an acct he had at the bank I was employed at (working in a call center) and there was nothing I could do to fix it at 11pm on a Saturday night. I received the warmest apology email the following Monday. I printed that email and had it in a frame on my desk for years!
Not many bands have as amazing of a harmony as the Eagles
the beegees come to mind, simon and garfunkle (however you spell that)
Don Henley, Glen Fry, Joe Walsh, Timothy B. Schmidt. Individually they were four of the most talented people on the planet. Together they were the greatest Band on the planet. Perfectionists. Better live than anyone else live or recorded
Don’t forget the AMAZING Randy Meisner!!!
Only two that you mentioned were in the original group.
@@stephanielola-q8q💯
Would argue Jeff Lynne's ELO live
There's certain bands and/or music that will never fade away, one is the Eagles.
Dudes got ‘perms’ in the 70’s, that’s the same guy on drums Don Henley.
@@kevinm3428 There were a lot of men working the “white mans fro” in the ‘70s.
In interviews, Don said his hair was just curly when he was younger. He didn't get a perm.
Man! Never seen Joe Walsh look so 80/90's. Almost didn't recognize him.
I know... where's the bandana? LOL
I was wondering that myself
I didn't but I had to look at that nose and I knew!!!!
Glenn had a son fairly late in life named Deacon. He was barely 20 when his Dad passed. He was just starting to get into music when Vince Gill joined the group to cover Glenn's songs, He joined the group around that same time, and Vince took him under his wing, as he started learning some of his Dad's lead songs. He toured with the group for a while, and sounded pretty damn good. Check some videos with Deacon in the group, and you'll see that he's the spittin' image of his Dad in the 70's. Vince Gill is an amazing country musician in his own right, with an amazing voice range. He loves being involved with the group now.
Eagles are one the best live bands ever. Their live shows are even better than the studio versions.
The entire Hotel California album is incredible!!!!
One of the best albums in history.
The One of These Nights album is as well!!
Frey died there on January 18, 2016, at the age of 67, from complications of rheumatoid arthritis, acute ulcerative colitis, and pneumonia. Some medications for rheumatoid arthritis or ulcerative colitis are immune suppressants and can compromise the immune system's ability to fight off pneumonia.
RA can also affect soft tissues as well as bones. Lots of people don't know that you can pass from arthritis. I have struggled with Psoriatic Arthitis for the past 30 years, it's most def not fun. It's super important to be your own health care advocate. I think about the artists we have lost to chronic pain - Glenn Frey, Tom Petty, Prince..... crazy!
R.I.P. Glenn Frey, you are sorely missed!❤️🕊🙏🏻
My first ex-wife had UC. It can be a nightmare.
Sounds like he needed some BPC157 and TB500. RIP to an icon.
I never know that about Glen.
I saw The Eagles twice. The first time was just before they broke up. That concert was phenominal. I was truly blessed and saw them for the second time on their last tour in 2016. They were a special band with immensely talented members. Every single one of them were incredible.
One of the greatest bands ever. RIP Glenn. Mr. Pegasus, you sure do look very handsome without that hat on! Wow! More Eagles please.
That is Henley on the drums with his fro cut off. I was blessed enough to attend The Hell Freezes Over Tour in ‘94 for my 45th birthday. I would love to see them again with Glenn Frey’s son, Deacon, now playing in his father’s honor. Never heard a song they played I didn’t like. ❤
Me too!!
His fro wasn’t cut off. He simply stopped perming his hair.
THIS IS DON HENLEY IN THIS VIDEO WITH STRAIGHT HAIR .. IT WAS CURLY BACK IN 70S . WE JUST SAW THE EAGLES 2 MONTHS AGO, THEY ARE IN EUROPE RIGHT NOW... THEY STILL SOUND AMAZING , VINCE GILL HAS BEEN IN THE BAND NOW FOR ABOUT 6 , 7 YEARS DOING GLENNS SONGS.....
I didn't know they were still touring. I saw them on one of their farewell tours (so much for that! LOL)
Glenn Frey’s son, Deacon, is touring in his dad’s place now. It’s said he looks and sounds just like his dad….
I'm a 65 year old woman and been listening to The Eagles since I was a teenager still play their album.
One of my favorite Glenn Frey songs is from his solo career. That song is “Smuggler’s Blues” which was featured in an episode of Miami Vice. Saw the Eagles back in 1975 at the old Roosevelt Stadium in New Jersey.
Still need to do Desperado and Life in the Fast Lane. They showcase the wide range of the band
We’re here for you man. Prayers for your family. It’s tough. I know. I’m 75.
But, wanted to let you know that I’m thankful for your channel. It brings my youth right back to me. The minute I see you’ve released a video I’m watching it because I know you’re giving me at least five minutes of smiles, happy thoughts and wonderful memories of my teenage years, because those were the best ones. Young, naive, open to the adventure of life, with this music playing in the background.
Blessings, my friend. ❤
You’re a great dude.
❤❤❤❤RIP Randy Meisner and Glen Frey
EAGLES FAN FROM THE BEGINNING, 1971 THIS 1994 LIVE WAS AWESOME STILL
I have known every word with everyone else since they started 1971 My childhood, my life
2 that wants to own me
2 that want to scold (stone) me
And one she's a just friend of mine
Love Em ...
My Favorite Eagles song that Frey did lead on is Peaceful Easy Feeling, love the harmony on this one.
Yes!
My favorite Eagles song.
I had a dream where this was playing in the background. It’s the only time I ever remember dreaming music, and I woke up with a smile.
My wife and I saw the Eagles earlier this year with The Doobie Brothers. I can say without a doubt that both bands sounded just as good as they did 50+ years ago. I was truly amazed. Don Henley and Joe Walsh sound like they always had. And Deacon Fry, Glen's son, sounds and looks just like Glen when he was young. If you ever get the chance, see them live. Truly, living legends.
Glenn also sang lead on Lyin Eyes. Great song !
That is Don Henley, minus the curly hair, on drums and part of those amazing harmonizing, background vocals. "Baaaby....Maaaybe. Hoooo hoo"
Glen fry="the heat is on or Peaceful Easy Feelings" two very different but exceptional!!!
"You Belong to the City," too. It was his biggest solo hit. All 3 are great songs.
Glenn also had an incredible run as a solo artist after the Eagles.
Don Henley also.
@@SandraJones-py1bd Yes, absolutely!
Joe Walsh did well too.✌️
R.I.P. Glenn Frey so glad I got to see these amazing musicians many times.
Eagles are hands down the best group there has ever been.. sorry all the rest of you... Beatles fans, but Eagles are the top. Always have been, always will be.
The song you brought up is "Life In the Fast Lane".
The Eagles don’t have a bad song, it broke my heart when he died. Sorry about your daughter god bless and healing prayers to your little girl. 💜🙏🏻
if you like Glen he also has some awesome solo stuff as well: "You Belong To the City" , "Smuggler's Blues", "Partytown" and "The Heat Is On"
I didn't realize Glenn performed The Heat is On, definitely a favorite! Thanks👍
The Smugglers Blues video is great!
of all the Eagles songs...i cant think of a bad one...thats how amazing they are
The Eagles were an amazing collection of talented individuals who were able to blend so perfectly. It is easy to forget that this was actually a live performance when their harmonies are so on point.
ONE of the Biggest bands to be FORMED in the 1970s and that says a MILLION TONS
I am in my mid 60’s, and the Eagles were a part of my youth. I was so sad when Glenn died. I saw them in concert at their peak in Austin, Texas. It was such a great show.
Me too hon. I'm 67 now. Sadly I never got see them in concert...that must have been a dream for you!
This used to be our vacation song groovy thank you more eagles please❤❤❤❤❤
You keep doing Eagles and we will all be here for it! Thank you for keeping them going for another generation ❤❤❤
Friends Glen Fry and Don Henley joined Linda Ronstadt’s band in 1971 before leaving with her blessing and support to form The Eagles.
I always loved the Eagles, but the day that Glenn Frey died, I cried my eyes out. It really broke my heart.
Same 😢
Randy Meisner died last year.
I only recently discovered this, and it's been my windows rolled down summer song for a month now. Just so good.
I fell in love with the Eagles in college, even though they were more popular in the 70s once you discovered them there’s no turning back. I am 49.
I remember when the came out. It showed the modern artists that the "old" folks still had it. Great freakin' concert with no holes. Hard to believe it is now THIRTY YEARS AGO!!!!!! God, I feel old!
Love the Eagles.. a couple of other ones that Glenn sang were Lyin Eyes, Peaceful Easy Feeling, and Already Gone. There were many more as the Eagles had a large catalog.
Great musicians that sing. Spectacularly!
Eagles - Seven Bridges Road live, they have flawless harmonies imo. My favorite song is Already Gone.
BP, my ex-husband and I had taken a trip out west and we were listening to Sirius radio. While listening, this song came on as we were driving through Winslow, Arizona! It was really cool!
Did you stop at the Standing on the Corner Park?
Suggestion: Lying Eyes. Doesn't disappoint!!!
Yup..tells a whole story.
It"s LIFE in the Fast Lane. Yeah worth a view for sure! A great song.
That is Don Henley at drums. He left the fro in the seventies.
The name of this live album of greatest hits and subsequent tour, was called the "Hell Freezes Over".
Because when asked, the members often claimed something similar would happen before they got back together.
Definitely need to watch this one now before Don Henley threatens to sue if you don't take it down.
Hope enough pauses.. this was a great clip.
That is Don Henley. He looks different without the fro.
I just became a member today. Love your channel
My Dad used to sing this. Good memories. RIP Dad & Glenn.
Any song by the Eagles is good. They are simply one of the best ever.
Praying for your daughter
They do country, folk ,rock, anything! Another beautiful song with Frey on vocals is "No more cloudy days"❤
The man on the drums IS Don Henley.
I said a prayer 🙏🏻 for God to give you and your family the strength to deal with what you’re going through.
Had a crush on his voice, I'm Italian and live in Italy, we used to listen to the radio but only later we could see video and absolutely love all them. Great band, like all 7 members.
Sadly Glenn Frey died too young, couldn't not enjoy much his family.
Thanks for great music.
One great singer once said: if I made you forget your trouble while you listen to me, than I did a good job....Eagles absolutely did and still do!!
Ciao from Italy, 🇮🇹❤️🇺🇲🎸💞
One of my all-time favorite songs. It has that wink wink humor, great tune, great harmonies by great singers who sound heavenly, all those guitars and of course, the sentiment of the line "Take it easy". Great driving music.
OMG! Your daughter is way too young to have arthritis!!! I have bone on bone in my knee and need a replacement. But I'm 63. I had a spinal fusion surgery when I was 40. It's been all pain, all the time since then. My knee pain started when I was a kid but my mom didn't do anything about it. Major kudos to you and your wife for getting aggressive on treatment for your daughter. That is so incredible. Mad respect!!!
I have had it since I was a teen and my daughter was also diagnosed when she was 6. It's crazy!
Sheesh! People have said that to me my whole life about a variety of ailments, including arthritis, heart attack, cancer, atherosclerosis, etc. 😳
I always said, "I sure wish somebody would tell that to my dang body! Apparently it doesn't realize I'm 'too young'!" 😉
@leslieoneal4464 lol that's how I feel too
That is Don Henley on drums. He just has a different hair style. Great reaction and tribute to Glenn Frey. RIP
Eagles harmonies have always been spot on. Henley is on the drums. They alternate their lead singer mostly based on whoever wrote the song. Such an amazingly talented group of guys. There's a reason they were one of the biggest bands of all time, and several of their songs are country. They were genre fluid.
The Best band!! So many amazing artists!!
I was fortunate enough to have been raised on this kind of music! The Eagles are amazing!! I'm so glad u are able to get away with reacting to them!! U really can't go wrong with any song by them! And that was Don Henley on the drums just minus the fro! Lol Another group u should check out is Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young! 🙏 U will love them!
In the early 90s, I bought my dad a few Eagles tapes to listen to in his car. He ended up being almost as big a fan of them as I was. When Frey died, my dad was so upset, he spent hours on RUclips looking up Eagles live videos. Little did either of us know, dad also passed of a sudden massive heart attack 1month and 8 days after Frey. My dad played acoustic guitar so I like to imagine dad got to jam in heaven with one of his favorites. ❤
Life is long...you aren't missing out on this band any longer - from a 1970 born music lover.
That was Don Henley on the Drums, his hair changed when he got older. I had the 70's fro like he did, and by 1981 the curl just went away. The early Eagles weren't quite Country, Rock or Folk music, but they were the perfect blend of each and carved out their own genre of music. The first cassette tape I bought was Eagles, Greatest Hits 71-74. Desperado is another deep, meaningful and beautiful song. My favorite deep cut song off the Hotel California album is "Last Resort".
One of my favorite bands. I had the privilege of seeing their "When Hell Freezes Over" tour. It was great!!!
Thus was the first song I learned to play on the guitar in the 70s.
Glen Fry was the man amd best part of the band, great as they all were. Watch him acting in the Miami vice episode "Smuggler's blues" featuring his song by the same name. Ultra talented man. 😊
Just Another Tequila Sunrise is a great song, one of my faves of The Eagles. RIP Glenn!
That’s Don on the drums…just a different do 😂. I love the Eagles so much and Glenn’s death hit me and others of my generation HARD! They have so many great songs and so diverse! Thanks for this one ❤
Eagles started out in California as a country rock band with Bernie Leaden on guitar. This song is from that era. At a certain point Glen and Don wanted to rock it up more. Bernie quit and the Eagles asked Joe Walsh to join. That kinda marks the point that they truly became a "rock" band. That's Don on drums. He got a haircut. No mo fro.
This sone resonated with people because it came out at a time when there was a lot of conflict in the country with Viet Nam and Watergate and other issues putting society on edge. Then this song comes out and it was exactly what people needed to hear...."Take it easy, man. You're too serious right now."
"We may lose and we may win, but we will never be here again." Words to live by. Take that chance fellas.
"LIFE IN THE FAST LANE" /// ANOTHER HUGE HIT !!! GREAT REACTION VIDEO BP !
This was their Hell Freezes Over tour. Because of this song there is a Statue of Glenn standing on a Corner of Winslow, AZ on old US 66. For Glenn Try You Belong To The City and Smuggler's Blues. There was a Video done for Life In The Fast Lane done in the late 70's for some one's TV Special. In the early 90's a group of country artists did a cover album Cross Threads, that was Eagles songs. The Blond Guitarist is Joe Walsh that did Life's been Good on his own. This song came out mid 70's. When they broke up the said that they'd get back together when "Hell freezes Over".
Most of them had shorter hair than their original 70s period. The band had come back together after splitting up for a while. So that was still Don Henley on drums.
Yes, amazingly people change their hairstyles over the course of 20 years. 😂 Plus those '70s hairstyles were pretty heinous. I saw a video recently of Peter Cetera looking like he's wearing a really bad wig.
This music is timeless. One of the greatest groups ever.
Right there on your screen as it goes off. Lower left corner. Love will keep us alive. Outstanding performance.
Sending prayers for your daughter and family. Keep up with the Eagles. Lots of good music.
Winslow Arizonia has a monument/display honoring this song. Glen had some really great solo works as well.Loved his voice.He is greatly missed. This song came out in 1972
BTW,that is Henley on the drums, just an older version.
I’m 69 years old and this song was huge when I was in high school. I graduated from high school in 1974. This was one of their early hits. Don Henley is the one on the drums. Afros were out of style when they made this recording. I’m glad you like the music of the 60s and 70s. I love sharing the music that I grew up with. We knew we had it great music wise and I can’t believe how lazy the music industry became.
All these great band were from the 1965 thru 1985. Lots of great live shows which I actually love more than just music videos. Anywho..sorry your going through some tough times..we all got those hills and valley's. Will keep your family in my prayers. Peace and love 🎶🙏🎶
I know this is features Glen Frey, but you need to check out ‘boys of summer’ by Don Henley… the best solo effort of any of Eagles, for my money
That is Don Henley on the drums. The 'fro was a perm. Those were very popular in the late '70s and early '80s for both men and women.
Their all amazing singers and so many hits one of my favorite bands this was when I was young
They got older, so they got haircuts. What's amazing is seeing them performing together again after they had super-successful solo careers. Glen Fry, Don Henley, and Joe Walsh all had huge hits on their own. You probably know their songs.
The one that absolutely blows my mind is 'I Can't Tell You Why' from this same concert. The bass player is singing the lead, and all of those huge superstars are in the background acting as his backup singers and backing band. I do not know why, but it just sends shivers every time I watch it. Maybe it is because I am a bass player also and I am just the guy in the background.
That's Don without the fro! Their harmonies are always on point! 7 Bridges Road! Prayers to you and your family!!
The Eagles were Linda Ronstadt’s backing band. Linda encouraged them to goo out on their own.