Actually, in some ways it is easier (not more fun) to be 70 in the 20s than it was in the 70s. I'm retired and living alone (with my cat). Thank God for my personal computer and the Internet (and my cellphone). It helps me to stay independent and entertained. It's not more fun because ageism still exists and healthcare costs (all costs really) are through the roof. In the 1970s, doctors didn't get rich like they do now.
Two quotes by Joe himself. "I was picked to sing lead for The James Gang because my singing sucked the least." and "I only got drunk once... for twenty years."
Always admired Joe Walsh because he was willing to poke fun at himself...and he's a superb composer/musician(to understate) To our hosts: Yes, this was a hit
These lyrics are sooo underrated. He sings in his "clown prince of rock n roll" party voice but they are hella deep. Also "In the City", the outro to the film "The Warriors". Have you guys done any James Gang, Joe's first band? "Walk Away" their most famous single. Also "Funk #49". Love the channel!
Him singing the lyric about staying in motels and tearing out the walls is the absolute truth. As Joe once said, "the best thing that ever happened to me was when Keith Moon decided he liked me, the worst thing that ever happened to me was Keith Moon decided he liked me." Both were infamous for the damage they would do a motel. Another line in the song that everyone should keep in mind is "I can't complain but sometimes I do." So true of everyone.
I cant believe anyone rented hotel or motel rooms to The Who, Led Zeppelin, Joe Walsh, etc. If they saw them coming or checked the reservation lists, they should have put out the "No Vacancy" sign and turned off the lights.
Joe Walsh is quite a character. I like his honesty. I love the beginning and the lyrics. You need to be listening to the words. They are hilarious. You should see him in interviews.
This was a big hit on the radio back in the late 70s in high school...and has had great airplay ever since! You may have just heard it in bars, radio etc. Love Joe!
And the best part is watching his face while he plays. Not sure if that's just his natural face, or he's trying to be a clown, but it's very funny in any case.
Joe is one of a kind. A killer musician and song writer, a mad man back in the day and he's funny as hell. I saw him with the Eagles in 1977 & 1980, he always looked like he was having so much fun on stage.
Joe Walsh is a Eagle too, he plays the guitar solo on Hotel Califirnia, and he's also from a band called James Gang, and his solo stuff like this song, but as a Eagle they play this and several of his hits in their concerts
Joe Walsh is the coolest,most down to earth Rock Star EVER!! You could be sitting at a dive bar in your neighborhood & he'll pull up & sit right next to you & have a beer.
My roommate wants a Joe Walsh “Turn to Stone” reaction. We’re 21 year old college students and after we discovered that song, it made him pick up a guitar and the rest of us start re-learning instruments from our childhood. Out of all reaction channels, I want y’all to do it the most.
Joe being cautiously optimistic. Funny guy. Bill Szymczyk (producer) and Judy Boyer (ex-wife) did the background vocals. The "flock of wahs wahs" I think happened when they were screwing around in the studio having fun. Szymczyk put on on the record without Joe knowing he did it. The same thing happened with Joe's vocal at the beginning of Meadows.
Joe said he always wrote his songs with beginning lyrics - guitar solos - lyrics at the end. That way he didn’t have to sing so much..he said sometimes I was so drunk I’d forget the words…lol. Love that dude!
As a musician this song always f-ed with my head because the drums start out on the 2 and then the guitar comes in on the and of the 1. By the time you get into it the song feels completely different than it did when it started. Great track.
This is actually the story of Joe's life. Today he's a dedicated family man. He loves his guitars and can really play them. Back in the James Gang band days, he was really wild. They would hold him upside down by his ankles and he would play.
You've heard this everywhere, lol...On the radio, in ads, in movies. It's very popular and was played constantly on the radio back in the day. Walsh is a fantastic guitarist both solo and with James Gang, and The Eagles. You instantly know it's Joe when you hear him because he has a unique guitar tone and voice.
Joe Walsh is the clown prince of rock n roll. James gang, eagles, etc. He took what he did seriously but never took himself seriously. He’s a rock legend.
I love when you guys both smile this hard. ❤This song is dope. HUGE RECORD. I saw him play it live Sept 2022 with the Eagles, and he’s still playing like a boss. He’s one of the last rock n roll madmen. Check out “Rocky Mountain Way” he was also in James Gang “Funk 49” “Walk Away” and of course the Eagles. “In the City” from the Warriors soundtrack in 1979 is just breathtaking. More Joe!
Joe is one of those guys who's goofy as hell while still having insane chops. "Rocky Mountain Way" and "Turn To Stone" are a couple more of his tracks that show off his playing a bit.
Every version of Joe he just rises to the top. His undeniable talent comes through and it wasn't until he joined The Eagles that they really caught my ear! As always great pick guys.
Joe was on the Drew Carey Show. He was on a local radio station years ago. He sang Take me out to the ball game, on beat behind. . Funny shit. "Take me out the ball. Game take me out to the. Crowd buy me some peanuts and cracker. Jacks I dont care.."
"One of the scariest moments of my life was hanging out with Keith Moon and realizing that he actually liked me" - Joe Walsh...Joe has enjoyed a LOOONG career in rock music. Allegedly the person who coined the phrase "Party 'til you puke". Whether it was the James Gang, his solo work or the Eagles Joe is something else...gave Frampton his talk box and one of Jimmy Page's iconic if not most icnic Les Pauls was formerly Joe's guitar (it's been debated whether it was a gift or was sold)...Joe Walsh? He's Cool!!! For me his humility, raw talent & sense of humor always shines through.
This is my all time favorite Joe Walsh song!! Been a fan for over 50 years now!! Every song is great and so underrated!! Keep them coming love your channel guy's ❤
You reviewed James Gang "Funk #49" and loved it. That was early Joe Walsh, guitar, vocals, and writer. Joe is one of the best, VERY respected by other musicians. Joined the Eagles for their last two studio albums and touring but did much more on his own. Rolling Stone crowned him "The Clown Prince of Rock and Roll" in the seventies. He was a raging alcoholic in the early days and probably wouldn't still be with us if not for becoming sober. He has a song "One Day at a Time", an AA expression. He said later "I only got drunk once, for thirty years"! How could you not love him? His biggest hit is likely "Rocky Mountain Way".
Another banger gentleman. Love Mr. Joe Walsh great song one of my favorites from Joe along with funk 49. Please keep up the great work La and Che thank you…
This song would play on the radio during high school art class. When it came on my friend and i would look at each other and smile. Check out "In the city" and "Rocky Mountain way".
Joe Walsh is an amazing guitarist and wonderful song writer. He has been making music for decades. I first fell in love with him with his song "FUNK 49" with the band "THE JAMES GANG.
Joe Walsh telling his the story of his life!! He was a wildman!! And I loved it. An excellent reaction to a great song by a fantastic artist! Thanks fellas ❤😊👏
The gospel according to Joe on a Sunday morning... life's been good. All that was missing is a big "ooooiiieeee" from La, but I can tell he dug it. A good one to get out the sticks for
This is Joe's musical autobiography of how he once lived the life of a drug addicted Rock star. Fortunately, Joe got clean, and doing great in his mid 70s. Great artist, and guitar player.
Guys-- relisten and check the lyrics more (you were busy boppin'). Walsh has many awesome tunes! Check out the humor is songs ' I.L.B.T.'s' and 'Down On The Farm'. Rosewood Bitters is a top fav of mine. Other big hits include Rocky Mt. Way and Life Of Illusion. And yes..Joe Walsh joined The Eagles for the Hotel California album. Cheers, T
The "flock of wah-wahs" message at the end of the track is more of Joe's great humor. He is actually referring to wah-wah pedals and their overuse by many guitarists of the day
Joe woke up when his plane reached Paris, he didn’t want to go to Paris and had no idea how he got there. He joined AA, sober but still created great music. He he put out an album Analog Man in 2012, the song FAMILY is a story of his new life.
I was 9 years old when this came out, and apparently I heard it right away and a lot. It was my favorite song from 9yo till about 12 or 13. I used to sing along with "My Maserati Does 185, I Lost My License, Now I Don't Drive..." I still love it. I think I heard it mostly in the back seat of my Mom's car and always asked her to turn it up. I also loved "Swing Town" by Steve Miller Band around that time. I always played air drums with that one.
"Life's Been Good" Was on the soundtrack to the 1978 film FM. Walsh wrote of the wild antics of the era's rock stars, with nods to drummer Keith Moon of the Who & others.
As a contemprary of Joe I love his quote " It was a lot more fun to be 20 in the 70's than it is to be 70 in the 20's "
Now its cool to be 50 in the 20s. Good to be alive anytime, but especially when you know this.
Fact!
Hey! That remark resembles me.
Actually, in some ways it is easier (not more fun) to be 70 in the 20s than it was in the 70s. I'm retired and living alone (with my cat). Thank God for my personal computer and the Internet (and my cellphone). It helps me to stay independent and entertained. It's not more fun because ageism still exists and healthcare costs (all costs really) are through the roof. In the 1970s, doctors didn't get rich like they do now.
@@324cmac Here is what it is like to be in my 70's
1. Unwrap a candy
2. Throw candy in the trash
3. Stare at wrapper
"I can't complain, but sometimes I still do." FIRE.
THAT is the line of the song.
Don't we all, no matter what. 😊
_'They say I'm lazy but it takes all my time'_
It's hard to leave the party when you can't find the door!
Been there lol 😝
@@patrickdutton6056tooooooo many times to remember, huh?
@@AttackChefDennis remember? just the general feeling dont remember much from those days
I was at that same party
In concert he sings “it’s hard to leave when you can’t find some more.”
The Eagles' Don Henley said that Joe Walsh is one of the most interesting group of people he's ever met. Joe is also Ringo's brother-in-law.
That was actually Glen Fry, true no matter who
Sorry, that quote is from Glen Frey.
Two quotes by Joe himself. "I was picked to sing lead for The James Gang because my singing sucked the least." and "I only got drunk once... for twenty years."
That's a great quote.
I ADORE Joe Walsh. He made the Eagles rock when he joined them. He's one of my favorite guitarists, and he's hilarious!
He's refreshing! I'm glad he sobered up. I'm pretty sure he wouldn't be alive today if he hadn't.
I love him too
James Gang, The Eagles and solo....quite the career.
And Jimmy Page used a guitar Joe Walsh gave him for Zep's first few albums.
One of the most underrated, great, genius careers in the music biz. Love Joe🙏🙏🙏👍👍
Not to mention an acting career!
Don't forget banging Stevie Nicks!
And then there's the "Life in the Fast Lane" riff at the end of the song. Master move!😄
My favorite album by Joe Walsh is, “The Smoker You Drink The Player You Get.” Yes. You read that correctly.
But Seriously, Folks.
You bought it-you name it.
Absolutely and one of my top albums of all time picks. Good memories associated with it, and ...But Seriously Folks
No question on that
Love that entire album
Always admired Joe Walsh because he was willing to poke fun at himself...and he's a superb composer/musician(to understate)
To our hosts: Yes, this was a hit
These lyrics are sooo underrated. He sings in his "clown prince of rock n roll" party voice but they are hella deep. Also "In the City", the outro to the film "The Warriors". Have you guys done any James Gang, Joe's first band? "Walk Away" their most famous single. Also "Funk #49". Love the channel!
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Nice! Thank you, gentlemen. Don't forget "Walk Away". They put the "power" in Power Trio! @@AirplayBeats
Life of illusion is my personal favorite, and his music goes on and on
Have they done Rocky Mountain Way? That’s a “where’s my lighter?” Song
James Gang - Walk Away and also The Bomber are more than worth your time
Joe Walsh is a freaking amazing guitar player and that’s a fact. I’m talking serious talent no joke.
Him singing the lyric about staying in motels and tearing out the walls is the absolute truth. As Joe once said, "the best thing that ever happened to me was when Keith Moon decided he liked me, the worst thing that ever happened to me was Keith Moon decided he liked me." Both were infamous for the damage they would do a motel. Another line in the song that everyone should keep in mind is "I can't complain but sometimes I do." So true of everyone.
I cant believe anyone rented hotel or motel rooms to The Who, Led Zeppelin, Joe Walsh, etc. If they saw them coming or checked the reservation lists, they should have put out the "No Vacancy" sign and turned off the lights.
Joe Walsh is quite a character. I like his honesty. I love the beginning and the lyrics. You need to be listening to the words. They are hilarious. You should see him in interviews.
Good 'ole Joe Walsh. Helluva guitar player. They played the heck out of this on the radio back when.
still do if you have a k-she 95 in your town...
I can't believe you played the flock of wa-wa's part, Joe sense of humor just can't be beat
"In the City" is a must hear. Enjoy watching you guys!
.......featured in a Rick & Morty episode about the Council of Ricks
Joe Walsh is a legend... And the flock of wah wahs at the end of the song is one of the greatest Easter eggs in record history, in my opinion.
This was a big hit on the radio back in the late 70s in high school...and has had great airplay ever since! You may have just heard it in bars, radio etc. Love Joe!
Also...you know Joe from your James Gang Funk 49 reaction. Another great one!
The Great Joe Walsh.!!!
Y’all would enjoy….Joe Walsh - Live from Daryl’s House - Rocky Mountain Way
Great suggestion!
YES!! YES to Rocky Mountain Way at Daryl's House. An absolute MUST SEE!
One of my favorites of his !
Agree!
Absolutely.👏👏👏👏
Joe Walsh is with the Eagles, If you watch their live video from 1977, Hotel California he is playing the lead guitar, along with Don Felder.
And the best part is watching his face while he plays. Not sure if that's just his natural face, or he's trying to be a clown, but it's very funny in any case.
@@user-pf7jm9go6oits stank face cus his playins so dirty man 😂
This song describes Joe’s life at that time perfectly!
This song is a piece of Artistic Musical Masterpiece. Timeless Artistic perfection. Joe Walsh the Legend.
The Smoker You Drink, the Player You Get ... "Rocky Mountain Way", but the whole album is a banger !
Joe is Ringo Starr's brother in law and they partied with Keith Moon in the 70s and lived to tell about it.
Onstage last year at Hotel California 50 year tour he joked about most people thought he'd be gone by now...but here he was!
Joe Walsh is a guitar icon that has played with everyone in the music business. Superior talent
Check out Funk 49…
I second this, certified banger.
Absofuckinglutely...
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@@AirplayBeats Nice! Check out Rocky Mountain Way and In The City 🤘🏻
At 8:50 a little nod to Jeff Beck
I think Joe is one of the most underrated songwriters in rock.
Joe is one of a kind. A killer musician and song writer, a mad man back in the day and he's funny as hell. I saw him with the Eagles in 1977 & 1980, he always looked like he was having so much fun on stage.
Anything by Joe Walsh…keep going! His skills are underrated yet awesome.
Absolutely true. He doesn't do the lightning speed guitar shredding. But he makes MUSIC.
you and your 53 likes have heard of joe🤔so has all the rock world. Point out where he is underrated. Hes been in r&r hall of fame since 98
This song was everywhere, there's no telling where you heard it... maybe the radio... they still play it on rock stations!!!
Joe Walsh is a Eagle too, he plays the guitar solo on Hotel Califirnia, and he's also from a band called James Gang, and his solo stuff like this song, but as a Eagle they play this and several of his hits in their concerts
Joe Walsh is the coolest,most down to earth Rock Star EVER!! You could be sitting at a dive bar in your neighborhood & he'll pull up & sit right next to you & have a beer.
Joe's great. Gotta check out his Rock Mountain Way, One of the best rock guitarists ever
All over the radio that summer it came out.
The Seventies were great.
My roommate wants a Joe Walsh “Turn to Stone” reaction. We’re 21 year old college students and after we discovered that song, it made him pick up a guitar and the rest of us start re-learning instruments from our childhood. Out of all reaction channels, I want y’all to do it the most.
I think Barnstorm is an underrated album
There is a live version of Turn to Stone with the Eagles with Joe Walsh and Don Felder just outright jamming twin guitars
@@keefmack Yeah we’ve heard that one it’s pretty damn good. I’d definitely recommend the studio version first though.
That's one of my favorite Joe Walsh songs. County Fair is the other.
Good old Joe. Ultra talented and really cool dude ☺️
Joe being cautiously optimistic. Funny guy. Bill Szymczyk (producer) and Judy Boyer (ex-wife) did the background vocals. The "flock of wahs wahs" I think happened when they were screwing around in the studio having fun. Szymczyk put on on the record without Joe knowing he did it. The same thing happened with Joe's vocal at the beginning of Meadows.
Guys, Stevie Nicks has said that Joe Walsh was the love of her life; now that’s a big deal ❤😂
Joe is Rock n roll Royalty.
Joe said he always wrote his songs with beginning lyrics - guitar solos - lyrics at the end. That way he didn’t have to sing so much..he said sometimes I was so drunk I’d forget the words…lol. Love that dude!
As a musician this song always f-ed with my head because the drums start out on the 2 and then the guitar comes in on the and of the 1. By the time you get into it the song feels completely different than it did when it started. Great track.
The changes keep you on your toes, but as a drummer it sure is fun to jam with
This is actually the story of Joe's life. Today he's a dedicated family man. He loves his guitars and can really play them. Back in the James Gang band days, he was really wild. They would hold him upside down by his ankles and he would play.
You've heard this everywhere, lol...On the radio, in ads, in movies. It's very popular and was played constantly on the radio back in the day. Walsh is a fantastic guitarist both solo and with James Gang, and The Eagles. You instantly know it's Joe when you hear him because he has a unique guitar tone and voice.
Yes. Wanted to make sure you know he’s one of the Eagles. One of the iconic guitars and part of the great harmonies.
You’ve heard the song from it being one of the most popular songs on the planet.
Joe Walsh is the clown prince of rock n roll. James gang, eagles, etc. He took what he did seriously but never took himself seriously. He’s a rock legend.
This song came out when I was about 10 years old and I thought it was one of the funniest songs ever. I still do, and I love Joe Walsh to this day.😂👍
I remember Joe from back the James Gang back in the 70s
BANG 🧨✌🏼
Even people who hate the Eagles can't deny Joe Walsh. "The Dude" even can get with some Joe Walsh.
I can vouch for that. I despise the Eagles and their inoffensive Muzak bullshit. But Joe? Joe is comfortable in the dirt. Joe is good people.
How many nights did we party listening to this song raising hail! It’s hard to leave when you can’t find the door!😂
"Rocky Mountain Way"........please check it out!!!
Who doesn't love a little Country Reggae!
Ringo's brother-in-law, too.
I love when you guys both smile this hard. ❤This song is dope. HUGE RECORD. I saw him play it live Sept 2022 with the Eagles, and he’s still playing like a boss. He’s one of the last rock n roll madmen. Check out “Rocky Mountain Way” he was also in James Gang “Funk 49” “Walk Away” and of course the Eagles. “In the City” from the Warriors soundtrack in 1979 is just breathtaking. More Joe!
Joe is one of those guys who's goofy as hell while still having insane chops. "Rocky Mountain Way" and "Turn To Stone" are a couple more of his tracks that show off his playing a bit.
Every version of Joe he just rises to the top. His undeniable talent comes through and it wasn't until he joined The Eagles that they really caught my ear! As always great pick guys.
Joe was on the Drew Carey Show.
He was on a local radio station years ago. He sang Take me out to the ball game, on beat behind. . Funny shit.
"Take me out the ball.
Game take me out to the.
Crowd buy me some peanuts and cracker.
Jacks I dont care.."
The band was called the Horndogs, it was hilarious
Said it before I’ll say it again; Best intro on RUclips! Airplay beats!
"One of the scariest moments of my life was hanging out with Keith Moon and realizing that he actually liked me" - Joe Walsh...Joe has enjoyed a LOOONG career in rock music. Allegedly the person who coined the phrase "Party 'til you puke". Whether it was the James Gang, his solo work or the Eagles Joe is something else...gave Frampton his talk box and one of Jimmy Page's iconic if not most icnic Les Pauls was formerly Joe's guitar (it's been debated whether it was a gift or was sold)...Joe Walsh? He's Cool!!! For me his humility, raw talent & sense of humor always shines through.
The intro riff on this song is one of my favorites. And the overall vibe is one of the most fun of any song.
mid 1977 to late 1979 what a great time for music. I wish it would come back
This is my all time favorite Joe Walsh song!! Been a fan for over 50 years now!! Every song is great and so underrated!! Keep them coming love your channel guy's ❤
You reviewed James Gang "Funk #49" and loved it. That was early Joe Walsh, guitar, vocals, and writer. Joe is one of the best, VERY respected by other musicians. Joined the Eagles for their last two studio albums and touring but did much more on his own. Rolling Stone crowned him "The Clown Prince of Rock and Roll" in the seventies. He was a raging alcoholic in the early days and probably wouldn't still be with us if not for becoming sober. He has a song "One Day at a Time", an AA expression. He said later "I only got drunk once, for thirty years"! How could you not love him? His biggest hit is likely "Rocky Mountain Way".
Joe Walsh for president, he rocks.
Another banger gentleman. Love Mr. Joe Walsh great song one of my favorites from Joe along with funk 49. Please keep up the great work La and Che thank you…
Yes. Joe Walsh was the blonde guitar player in the dueling guitars on the Hotel California live performance
A rock star who finally admitted..."Life's Been Good!".
This was my favorite song when it first came out. I was about 13 and I thought the line about his Maserati was too cool 😎
This song would play on the radio during high school art class. When it came on my friend and i would look at each other and smile.
Check out "In the city" and "Rocky Mountain way".
Joe Walsh is an amazing guitarist and wonderful song writer. He has been making music for decades. I first fell in love with him with his song "FUNK 49" with the band "THE JAMES GANG.
Joe Walsh telling his the story of his life!! He was a wildman!! And I loved it. An excellent reaction to a great song by a fantastic artist! Thanks fellas ❤😊👏
It's about time!. This tune is up there among the most legendary, iconic epic famously loved awesome songs in Classic Rock History.
Joe's a legend.
Joe's the clown prince of rock and roll. He's always a party. From the James Gang, Barnstormin,' solo career, The Eagles. Joe's the greatest!!
The gospel according to Joe on a Sunday morning... life's been good. All that was missing is a big "ooooiiieeee" from La, but I can tell he dug it. A good one to get out the sticks for
FUNK 49!!! Love your love of music! Joe Walsh is a living legend
Just saw you've reacted to this. LOVE IT!!!
Those 70's rock mixes were HARD. They just sounded more powerful than anything mixed today.
This is Joe's musical autobiography of how he once lived the life of a drug addicted Rock star. Fortunately, Joe got clean, and doing great in his mid 70s. Great artist, and guitar player.
You probably just heard it playing in the background somewhere. It’s been an FM radio staple for decades.
"Can't complain. But sometimes I still do".
I'm very blessed and thankful for the good things in life. Happy Sunday 🙏
Guys-- relisten and check the lyrics more (you were busy boppin'). Walsh has many awesome tunes! Check out the humor is songs ' I.L.B.T.'s' and 'Down On The Farm'. Rosewood Bitters is a top fav of mine. Other big hits include Rocky Mt. Way and Life Of Illusion. And yes..Joe Walsh joined The Eagles for the Hotel California album. Cheers, T
The "flock of wah-wahs" message at the end of the track is more of Joe's great humor. He is actually referring to wah-wah pedals and their overuse by many guitarists of the day
Joe Walsh is a national treasure!
James Gang my men! Joe done more than just the Eagles! Love the Eagles to btw
It was a huge hit! All over the radio still to this day! He was part of the Eagles for a long time. But his solo stuff is amazing also!
Yeah Joe was in:
The James Gang
Joe Walsh(solo)
Barnstorm
The Eagles
Life's been good to him.
But, that's because he is so good.
Can you imagine hanging out with this party group of Joe, Ringo and John Belushi ? Playing the wah wah pedal at the end
Joe Walsh was one of the Eagles. He's a great musician. Love this song❤❤❤
Joe woke up when his plane reached Paris, he didn’t want to go to Paris and had no idea how he got there. He joined AA, sober but still created great music. He he put out an album Analog Man in 2012, the song FAMILY is a story of his new life.
The giggling all through the reaction made this fun haha. Great job fellas.
Joe Walsh is a great guitarist. Check out his work with The James Gang (Funk #49). He was amazing in the Eagles too.
Check out The Confessor. This song is great.
Superb! 👍
STILL THE BEST REACTION CHANNEL OUT THERE !
MISSISSIPPI ROCKEN APB !
YALL BEEN ON FIRE THIS PAST WEEK !! Love it 😍
Rumour- Joe played on The Archie’s Sugar Sugar
This has always been a banger....I love this song. "I'm just looking for clues at the scene of the crime"
Joe still puts on a hell of a show.
I know how much you guys love a song by the amount of head bobbing you do to it!! 😂
I was 9 years old when this came out, and apparently I heard it right away and a lot. It was my favorite song from 9yo till about 12 or 13. I used to sing along with "My Maserati Does 185, I Lost My License, Now I Don't Drive..." I still love it. I think I heard it mostly in the back seat of my Mom's car and always asked her to turn it up. I also loved "Swing Town" by Steve Miller Band around that time. I always played air drums with that one.
"Life's Been Good" Was on the soundtrack to the 1978 film FM. Walsh wrote of the wild antics of the era's rock stars, with nods to drummer Keith Moon of the Who & others.
If you’re checking out Joe Walsh, it *has* to be _Turn To Stone._
Specifically, the _Barnstorm_ version:
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My first concert was Joe Walsh opening for the Doobie Brothers. It was awesome. Almost 40 years later and I still remember it.
Looks like I missed the start of the party. Y'all are playing the soundtrack of my childhood! Just like listening to the radio, and thank you! 😂😂😂