Don Felder at Golden Nugget in Atlantic City, NJ - 11/16

Hey Guys,
He's going to be at the Golden Nugget in Atlantic city which is the old Trump Marina across from the golden nugget.'
Nice Casino...they just redid it from Top to bottom and its right on the Marina...rooms are beautiful and CLean and inexpensive,

tt

Thanks for the heads up, TT! I found more info here:

http://www.atlanticcityweekly.com/ev...166548086.html

the tickets aren"t really expensive .(like $94.00 for two tickets)
ANd they keep plugging him as the writer of Hotel California and the signature guitarist on "Live in the fast lane".
Nothing is said about his new cd in all i can find.

tt:)

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Originally Posted by Tiffanny Twisted

the tickets aren"t really expensive .(like $94.00 for two tickets)
ANd they keep plugging him as the writer of Hotel California and the signature guitarist on "Live in the fast lane".
Nothing is said about his new cd in all i can find.

tt:)

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He is not the signature guitarist of Life in the Fast Lane. Joe is. The other claim has of course been done to death.

I sometimes wonder why Felder does not try harder to stop this misinformation.

As for nothing being said about the new CD.... I am trying to be kind here and will only say that an opportunity is being missed to move on rather than stay dwelling on past glories.

For what its worth, the article linked to above says that Felder co-wrote Hotel California. The Life in the the Fast Lane thing and neglect to mention Felder's new album is probably just lack of research for this particular article.

There certainly isn't a lack of promotion for his new album. I've seen several articles about it pop up since it was announced. He's done several interviews to promote it in recent months and he posts on FB and Twitter about it frequently.

ETA: I'd like to add that I don't think anyone who decides to go to this will be disappointed. Felder puts on a great show.

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Originally Posted by whitcap

For what its worth, the article linked to above says that Felder co-wrote Hotel California. The Life in the the Fast Lane thing and neglect to mention Felder's new album is probably just lack of research for this particular article.

There certainly isn't a lack of promotion for his new album. I've seen several articles about it pop up since it was announced. He's done several interviews to promote it in recent months and he posts on FB and Twitter about it frequently.

ETA: I'd like to add that I don't think anyone who decides to go to this will be disappointed. Felder puts on a great show.

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I'd like to see him and he was in Niagara Falls Ontario in Aug.but I don't have my enhanced drivers license so can't cross the border...need to get it so that never happens again!

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Originally Posted by Freypower

He is not the signature guitarist of Life in the Fast Lane. Joe is. The other claim has of course been done to death.

I sometimes wonder why Felder does not try harder to stop this misinformation.

As for nothing being said about the new CD.... I am trying to be kind here and will only say that an opportunity is being missed to move on rather than stay dwelling on past glories.

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See, when I read it to JAhh, he said the same thing...that it was Joe Walsh.
Its a shame he cant move on if he is a guy with such talent.

JMO---- Kinda reminds me of Al bundy on Married with children...still talking about his 4 touch downs from high school football. Know what I mean?
"get over it"

So, White cap...you have seen him perofrm live? Is he that entertaining??
tt

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Originally Posted by Tiffanny Twisted

See, when I read it to JAhh, he said the same thing...that it was Joe Walsh.
Its a shame he cant move on if he is a guy with such talent.

JMO---- Kinda reminds me of Al bundy on Married with children...still talking about his 4 touch downs from high school football. Know what I mean?
"get over it"

So, White cap...you have seen him perofrm live? Is he that entertaining??
tt

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I feel I should point out that having read the article now, 'contributed signature guitar' does not mean he played all the guitars on the song, and it does say 'co-wrote' Hotel California, as whitcap said above. I do think that LITFL is a peculiar example to use. A song where he did play the solo, like One Of These Nights, would have made more sense.

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Originally Posted by Freypower

I feel I should point out that having read the article now, 'contributed signature guitar' does not mean he played all the guitars on the song, and it does say 'co-wrote' Hotel California, as whitcap said above. I do think that LITFL is a peculiar example to use. A song where he did play the solo, like One Of These Nights, would have made more sense.

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Yes I agreee].
Maybe DF should hire one of the border people to do his pr .

What do you guys think??

tt

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Originally Posted by Tiffanny Twisted

So, White cap...you have seen him perofrm live? Is he that entertaining??
tt

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I loved Felder's show. I'd go back and see him again in a heart beat. I wish his upcoming show in Jackson was on a weekend so I could go. He's an awesome guitarist and a good vocalist (personally I think he sings better live than he does on record.) He's also got a talented backup band. The venues he plays are relatively small so the show has a more intimate feel. Also, he seemed to really appreciate the audience. I think anyone who decides to go see him will like the show.