I suppose it would make sense to vote for Ol '55 but I'm sticking with After The Thrill Is Gone.
I suppose it would make sense to vote for Ol '55 but I'm sticking with After The Thrill Is Gone.
My Man
I'd love to save Ol '55 a little longer.
My Man
VK
You can't change the world but you can change yourself.
I vote Ol' 55
"The more I know, the less I understand...."
Don't crack up, bend your brain, see both sides, throw off your mental chains"
"Ol' 55"
This is getting very difficult now! I guess I'll go with Do Something. There's something it just doesn't do for me.
Very difficult for me too!
I vote for The Sad Cafe. It's just too sad!
"They will never forget you 'till somebody new comes along"
1948-2016 Gone but not forgotten
If you check the set list Freypower, there are no Leadon songs but there are some Walsh songs. I reckon they played those dates in 1976. Before Hotel California but after Their Greatest Hits (1972-1975) was released. As I said, that site is full of inaccuracies.
I've been reading a few Felder interviews and he said Leadon initially left before the One Of These Nights tour began and the guys had to talk him into returning for the duration of the tour.
This would explain, Leadon songs in preference to the hits and Joe being rolled out on stage in a flight case to play Rocky Mountain Way during some Eagles encores while Bernie was still in the band. They still got rave reviews.
Back to the Underrated Song Survivor. I think the harmonies on Ol' 55 and My Man are pretty special, even for the Eagles.
I'm back to voting for After The Thrill Is Gone, not really special in any way.