Celebration of Eagles Hotness

[cbecrad]

^^That last photo makes me giddy. Don't care that they were high, I love to see them laughing.

Tiffany~ You would be surprised how many photographers in the 70s didn't keep up with their shit. It's no wonder so many photos are uncredited, or incorrectly credited.

[Thirsty&Hot]

As part of the OOTN celebration...

ok so I definitively have the answer from the man himself, HENRY DILTZ! Henry Diltz is the photographer of this photo and that is indeed his reflection in the car window

I have a photographer friend on facebook who is a good friend of Henry's so he asked him for me

[Thirsty&Hot]

^^That last photo makes me giddy. Don't care that they were high, I love to see them laughing.

Tiffany~ You would be surprised how many photographers in the 70s didn't keep up with their shit. It's no wonder so many photos are uncredited, or incorrectly credited.

eh i'm not surprised actually haha. but still sucks to go uncredited!

[cbecrad]

Hey great sleuthing .

[Troubadour]

[sad-cafe]

oh wow, that is cool. Wonder what song that is on? I didn't realize he played acoustic guitar with the Eagles

[Thirsty&Hot]

Hey great sleuthing .

thanks!!

[Thirsty&Hot]

yeahh I haven't seen Tim play anything but bass before!

[Freypower]

I imagine it is Keep On Tryin'.

[AEW21]

Just to add my two cents--I love those peyote-infused Eagles LP images--very much of the era and the image they wanted to put out there, and their mindset at the time. Perfect "desert mysticism meets drugged-out desperadoes." And they all look so fiiiine despite looking blissed out of their sweet 70s-haired minds...

And I love Glenn in the blanket. Man carried if off well, even with the incongruous jersey underneath! I think it's the long hair that makes it, very desert cultures-chic.


Though, did they pass around the blanket from house to house? Lying around the ol' costume shed? Was Don jealous and wanted to see how it would compliment his 'fro? This is a couple year's later, no?


Wait, wait, I think it's a different blanket/poncho. Once they made all that money, first thing they wanted to buy was Indian blankets and blow.