Eagles *The Beginning* How the Band Came to Be!
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- Опубликовано: 4 дек 2023
- The Eagles were friends in the Beginning, later on not so much. But here I wanted to look back on how each one of the founding group member made their way out to California and started one of the greatest bands ever. Although she wasn't a member Linda Ronstadt was very important in bringing the four Eagle members together out in Los Angeles. Here is a video on Linda if you might be interested in more about her and the Eagles. • Linda Ronstadt The Mu...
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the Eagles are best of the best and Randy is my favorite singer of all .the most gentle soul in the music trade and heavenly voice ever. we will miss him dearly.
A mate of mine sent me a tape of the Eagles when I was travelling Africa in 1975,it was the only tape I had,it got a serious workout.
Saw The Eagles for the first time March of this year. Best concert ever been too. They spared no expense on Hotel California tour!
It's too bad the band was wreaked by so much conflict.
You mean the cover band with one original member?
Just got word Denny Laine passed. I loved him in Moody Blues and Wings he was such an underrated talent. RIP Denny
Yea he passed sometime this morning :-(
Excellent video, thank you. I was a big fan of the Eagles back in the 1970's. Saw them numerous times, the first being an outdoor stadium show in the summer of 1977 during the extended Hotel California tour. The last was an outdoor stadium show during the Hell Freezes Over tour. Since the end of the 70's I have mixed feelings. The band released four outstanding albums, the first through One of These Nights and a fifth that is arguably the best album of the decade, Hotel California. Since then, it's been mediocrity and retreads with little in the way of new material at all. The documentary and Don Felder's book further soured my opinion. The glaring lesson here is that one or two members did not make the Eagles, it was a team effort and certain members could not be replaced. I have nothign against Timothy B. Schmit, Vince Gill (both very gifted artists) or Deacon Frey but the current lineup is not the Eagles, they're a tribute band. If my understanding is correct, Don Henley is the Eagles and the others are basically employees, if that's true I'm guessing the temptation of cashing in was too much.
Excellent video my friend. I was a big fan of Linda Ronstadt in the early 70s I would go to every concert at the troubadour featuring Linda and her backing band which was the Eagles although they didn’t know it yet I was always blown away by the dynamics the musicianship And the power of Linda’s voice and her band. I had a feeling the band was going somewhere in those early days. I had no idea that the Eagles would become one of the greatest recording bands in the United States in the world.
Rest in peace, Randy, Meisner, and Glenn Frey, and the balance of the Eagles live forever
This has been a wonderful documentary
on The Eagles and always learning more things we never known about their music.
You never let us down .
Thanks River Docks . 👍
Thanks SadieLamp appreciate it!
The Eagles songs helped me change my life there such an iconic band !
I saw the Eagles in Aug 1976, at Denver's Mile Hi stadium, part of the Hotel California tour. I don't remember a lot from that day, I couldn't tell you who the opening acts were. I remember it was a great show, I remember a friend had brought in a spiked watermelon (kept us hydrated), and I remember thinking when the Eagles came on stage, how normal they looked. I don't know what I was expecting them to look like, larger than life, I guess! They didn't look like big Rock Stars, they looked just like us, with their long hair, jeans and T shirts. At the beginning of the "History of the Eagles", a fan tells Glenn Frye how normal he looked. That would have been the same comment that would have fallen out of my mouth too, I'm sure.
Luv your video's immensely. Thank You Very Much. It's hard to believe I have been around for the greatest music ever made. Just lucky I guess.
Excellent band....beyond the stratosphere! They will be missed when they finish "The Long Goodbye" tour. 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The Eagles had that burst if creative song writing in Rock & Roll/folk/country during the 1970s.
Strictly that 5 or 6 year period post woodstock saw an explosion in creative from lots of bands, including led Zep, pink floyd, black sabbath, deep purple, Queen… plenty of solo artists and jazz fusion artists.
Wonderful period.
@@PetraKann absolutely! ⭐🎊🎉
I love the Eagles! My cover of Holtel Calif. lead guitar solo has been "locked" on my TT channel. But I'm going to do more, lots more. A young guitarist keeping great music alive. My Dad, also a guitar player introduced me to Don Felder and the rest is history.
The "ultimate" California band, and none were natives. Trivia: The Stone Pony's hit, Different Drum, was written by Mike Nesmith, who would go on to join The Monkees. When I saw Timothy B. Schmitt he was playing with Jimmy Buffett when Eagles were on their "break".
I have been told many times that they met at a Narcissism Anonymous meeting.
That would be Glenn Frey and Don Henley. Plus their manager who supported their disrespectful behavior towards their bandmates. Egotism and greed have diminished or destroyed many bands over the years. Too bad some people don't grow up and learn how to get along.
Saw them live. Probably 1975’ at Sacramento’s brand new downtown expo building. The floor was laden in spilt beer. Chicks everywhere. Slipping and a sliding. The Desperado’ LP is a treasure of incredible Songwriting.
You just keep rackin' up the hits RD! I knew Don Henley was from Texas, didn't know he was from Gilmer. Gilmer is less than an hour's drive from where I live here in Tyler.
Great video. One of my very favorite groups.
I have a feeling from watching your videos on the Eagles that you like me, prefer the early original eagles over the band that got huge around hotel California. Just a great blend of music styles and Bernie kills it with the fiddle and banjo along with steel and normal guitar. The original 4 had the original laid back west coast sound that was just so tight
This group of musicians known as the "Eagles" were definitely a powerful influence on millions & thanks for the figures on their Greatest Hits album, I didn't know anyone who didn't have that album at some point. A bit of trivia on Don Henley is that he did his growing up in a deep east Texas town called Linden, where incidentally, my first touring drummer was from, he used to see Henley around town
Really enjoyeg this. Thank you Doc.
Dang RD, the Eagles will still be on tour When Hell Freezes Over.
Great video. Loved the original four and Felder was really good too.
Favorite lp has to be Desperado with On the Border a close second.
On a side note, I always thought Jackson Browne's version of Take it Easy was the better one. David Lindley could play slide guitar for sure.
Very nice 👍
The current version of the Eagles need to retire the song Take it to the Limit. No one can do justice to that song except Randy Meissner. Sorry Vince, that's just how it is.
Agreed. But they are doing it as a tribute to Randy which they announce at each concert. Plus since he was a cowriter, I guess some money goes to his children. Of course, no one can sing it like Randy did. His live performances were legendary. At least there are videos of a few of those.
Swamper Jimmy Johnson of Muscle Shoals said that while recording Linda, he overheard Glenn saying to the other guys, “guys, if we just stick together, we’ll make it”. Jimmy said he thought to himself, “no shit”.
Never heard that story before. Thanks for sharing!
👍 it was in one of several interviews with Jimmy that can be found here on the ‘tube. I took the Muscle Shoals deep dive awhile back.
Great mini doc, Doc! I love learning the history of bands whether I’m a fan or not. They say that Radio friendly Eagles were the single band that sparked the punk rock scene (which I grew up in) lol. I like the Eagles tho 😎👍.
Love this stuff you do Doc, man!
Thank ya man! Appreciate it.
Vince Gill not a real Eagle.
Oh no kidding??? 😅😅
you wet yourself bro@@darienfischer5758