What are you listening to right now?

[ticky]

Carolina in my Mind ~ James Taylor


but in holding with todays In Eagles History, Hotel California started when I turned my Ipod on this morning! Great way to start the day.

[Brooke]

All She Wants To Do Is Dance on the radio!

[Troubadour]

Stay - Pink Floyd

[Koala]

Stay - Pink Floyd
I like this song!:thumbsup:
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Yesterday - The Beatles

[TimothyBFan]

My first Eagles song of the day on my radio station--One Of These Nights

[Glennsallnighter]

I've Got Mine - Glenn :heart: Frey.

[TimothyBFan]

Walk Away on the radio right now!

[ticky]

The new Charliane Harris audio book!! YAY!! Dead and Gone!

[TimothyBFan]

2 for Tuesday on the radio today--Just played Take It Easy and now playing Take It To The Limit

[luvthelighthouse]

Overplayed, but Hotel California is on the radio now... I'll take it though, as I need my Eagles fix during the work day.

[tbs fanatic]

New JJ Cale CD 'Roll On' - lovin' it :thumbsup:

[TimothyBFan]

Another set for 2 for Tuesday---In The City and The Last Resort

[eaglesvet]

smuggler's blues--glenn

[Peekaboo]

Ozzy's version of In My Life. It's not that bad but of course the original version is much better.

[melrose]

'Enjoy Every Sandwich': The Songs of Warren Zevon. Some pretty nice covers in there, including our own Mr. Henley.

[TimothyBFan]

"I don't want to work- I just want to bang on the drum all day.... Todd Rundgren and ain't it the truth!!!

[Brooke]

One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer-George Thorogood

A bit early in the morning for that one! :laugh:

[TimothyBFan]

The Long Run on the radio

[Stars]

Days Aren't Long Enough-Steve Earle and Allison Moorer
Such a lovely song-I can't get enough of it!:applause:

[Koala]

Sunshine of Your Love - Cream

[Koala]

Where The Wild Roses Grow - Nick Cave & Kylie Minogue

[Freypower]

Just had a whiff of Black Dog & Stairway To Heaven, and then Wish You Were Here, on our 7.1 surround sound system.

[The_Girl_Of_Summer]

See The World by Gomez

[Troubadour]

The 1980 live version of King Of Hollywood. Oh my dear God! The "yeah, we're gonna take care of you darlin'" bit sounds even hotter on this recording.

[GlennLover]

"Selected Works" just arrived in the mail. I finished listening to the Milennium Concert & the few other bits that I hadn't heard before & am listening to the "Ballads" CD now. "New Kid in Town" is playing.

[Freypower]

The 1980 live version of King Of Hollywood. Oh my dear God! The "yeah, we're gonna take care of you darlin'" bit sounds even hotter on this recording.


And don't they give that line a rapturous reception! It's a fantastic version of the song. That gorgeous creamy falsetto is my favourite part, though. It is much easier to hear than it is on the original studio version (much as I love that).

[Stars]

Comes A Time- Neil Young-the live version-just lovely! Neil is a favorite of mine, and I have the great fortune of going to see him in Scotland this summer! First Neil, then the Eagles-be still my beating heart!:heart::heart:

[Mrs Frey]

I realised now that I've never posted in this thread before.

I haven't got a particular song I'm listening to a lot at the moment, but I've been listening to and watching videos of The Searchers and The Beatles more than anyone for the last two months or thereabouts. I'd been neglecting them somewhat, having paid quite a lot of attention to Elvis since about August last year, not to mention my Eagles obsession.

I managed to obtain live versions of The Searchers' "Needles And Pins" from their 8 April 1964 performance on The Ed Sullivan Show (about two months after The Beatles made history on that show), among quite a few other exciting live appearances, as well as several new live Beatles performances. I particularly love The Beatles' February 1964 rendition of "Long Tall Sally" at the Washington Coliseum. To me, it's probably their most exciting performance of all those I've seen. What a tight and passionate band! Paul McCartney's vocals are fantastic, and Ringo Starr's drumming is phenomenal.

Another live Beatles performance that gets me all hot and bothered is "Twist And Shout" from the 1964 New Musical Express Pollwinner's Concert at Wembley. John Lennon never fails to thrill me with his singing on this song, but his singing here is particularly special. The line "Now work it all out, honey!" just gets me every time!

The concert performance of "All My Loving" in Melbourne, Australia in 1964 makes me cry. What makes the live version different from the studio version is that George Harrison takes the lead vocal while Paul McCartney harmonises during the repeat of the first verse after George's guitar solo. Paul does both lead and harmony vocal on the record. I still get emotional about George - I'd always dreamt of meeting him, and when he passed way in November 2001, that dream was shattered.

The Searchers are my third favourite group after The Beatles and the Eagles. The gorgeous Mike Pender is my favourite member of the group, although he left them in 1985 to pursue his own career and form his own group. He still has a stunning voice, and the jangly 12-string sound he created on songs like "Needles And Pins", "Don't Throw Your Love Away" and "When You Walk In The Room" pre-empted the sound created by The Byrds, although the latter is given credit for it. Both Mike and The Searchers still perform to this day, and very successfully so.

Sorry - I got a little carried away here. This is where I've been at musically, though.

[Stars]

The Mountain-Steve Earle
One of my favorite songs by Steve, but I love so many! I can't wait to see Steve as the opening act for Jackson Browne at the August show in New Jersey. Roll on August!!:)

[Stars]

Hollywood Waltz-Eagles!:heart::heart:
Believe it or not, I have NEVER heard this song before! What album is it from? I love the song! It suddenly came on my Pandora radio station, where they pick songs they think you would like. I recognized Don's voice, and I had to see what song was playing-it's fantastic!!:thumbsup:

[Freypower]

It's from the One Of These Nights album (1975).

[Troubadour]

It is a gorgeous song, isn't it, Stars? I love Don's voice. He sounds so sweet and youthful :heart:

[Brooke]

I managed to obtain live versions of The Searchers' "Needles And Pins" from their 8 April 1964 performance on The Ed Sullivan Show (about two months after The Beatles made history on that show), among quite a few other exciting live appearances, as well as several new live Beatles performances.

The Searchers are my third favourite group after The Beatles and the Eagles. The gorgeous Mike Pender is my favourite member of the group, although he left them in 1985 to pursue his own career and form his own group. He still has a stunning voice, and the jangly 12-string sound he created on songs like "Needles And Pins", "Don't Throw Your Love Away" and "When You Walk In The Room" pre-empted the sound created by The Byrds, although the latter is given credit for it. Both Mike and The Searchers still perform to this day, and very successfully so.


This is funny, MF, because not too long ago my husband and I heard N & P on the radio and remembered it from days gone by. I tried to find it to download, but the one I got doesn't really sound like the original version. I will have to check out the other two songs you mentioned and try them out. Sounds like I should also look up a picture of the group. :thumbsup:

[Koala]

I will not go Quietly - Don Henley

[Mrs Frey]

Quote:
Originally Posted by Mrs Frey https://eaglesonlinecentral.com/forum/images/vc/buttons//viewpost.gif (https://eaglesonlinecentral.com/forum/showthread.php?p=69903#post69903)

I managed to obtain live versions of The Searchers' "Needles And Pins" from their 8 April 1964 performance on The Ed Sullivan Show (about two months after The Beatles made history on that show), among quite a few other exciting live appearances, as well as several new live Beatles performances.

The Searchers are my third favourite group after The Beatles and the Eagles. The gorgeous Mike Pender is my favourite member of the group, although he left them in 1985 to pursue his own career and form his own group. He still has a stunning voice, and the jangly 12-string sound he created on songs like "Needles And Pins", "Don't Throw Your Love Away" and "When You Walk In The Room" pre-empted the sound created by The Byrds, although the latter is given credit for it. Both Mike and The Searchers still perform to this day, and very successfully so. [/quote]



This is funny, MF, because not too long ago my husband and I heard N & P on the radio and remembered it from days gone by. I tried to find it to download, but the one I got doesn't really sound like the original version. I will have to check out the other two songs you mentioned and try them out. Sounds like I should also look up a picture of the group. :thumbsup:

Brooke, I can help you with this. Firstly, if you'd like to hear the original group perform "Needles And Pins" live, go to the following YouTube link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZzyGf4qBcRg

This is the 8 April 1964 Ed Sullivan Show performance. You'll notice that Mike Pender, who is the lead vocalist on the studio recording, shares the vocals here with Tony Jackson, who was the lead singer on "Sweets For My Sweet" and "Sugar And Spice", two of their other big hits. When Tony left the group (partly because he wasn't too happy that the group decided Mike should sing lead on "Needles And Pins" and "Don't Throw Your Love Away"), Mike took over lead vocals on most of their records.

To hear the original recording on YouTube, you can go to this link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Spm56LijMuA&feature=related

Here, the video shows a different Searchers line-up lip-synching to the original record. Mike Pender is still in the band at this time, as this was recorded, I would assume, sometime in the '70s. Either way, this is the recording you're looking for, with visuals to accompany it.

Now, for a little eye-candy, I bring you The Searchers, 1963:

http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z69/mrsfrey_photos/searchershistory2.jpg

The original line-up: Tony Jackson, John McNally, Chris Curtis and Mike Pender.

My favourite photo of the band looks thus - The Searchers, 1964:

http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z69/mrsfrey_photos/The_Searchers5.jpg

John McNally, Frank Allen, Chris Curtis and Mike Pender. I was fortunate enough to receive a personal letter from Frank in 2002, after I wrote to him. Frank replaced Tony in 1964, and along with John, still performs with The Searchers to this day.

And to end this Searchers lesson, here's a screencap I made from their video for "I Don't Want To Go On Without You" (also to be found on YouTube):

http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z69/mrsfrey_photos/Mike2.png

Mike is so HOT. He has the nicest lips :kiss: since Elvis (sorry, Glenn :heart:)! Okay, he doesn't look like that anymore (he was 22 years old then), but I don't think he looks bad for 67:

http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z69/mrsfrey_photos/stationfender18.jpg

:nod: :nod: :nod:

I hope you girls don't mind my indulging somewhat in some of the OTHER music I listen to, and OTHER guys I drool :drool: over. I also hope you don't mind my posting photos in this thread. It was all to assist Brooke you see... [good excuse, that] :wink:

[Brooke]

I didn't mind one little bit! Thank you MF for helping me out here! I do like the original recording best.

Oh yes, very nice lips indeed! :thumbsup:

[TimothyBFan]

Love it MF!! Wasn't Sweets For My Sweet done by someone else also in the 70's? It seems I remember having a 45 single of that song but not this version.

[Stars]

MF, I think Mike Pender looks very handsome at 67! Do you know if he was ever part of the Moody Blues? (I am probably thinking of someone else!:))
By the way, I remember the Searchers very well, and always liked "Needles and Pins" a lot. I loved their sound!:thumbsup:

[Glennsallnighter]

I've NEVER minded you posting on ANY thread MF. In fact I'm delighted you seem to be getting a little more Glenn :heart: time (or is it Mike Time?). :hug:

I'm actually watching Jane Eyre on DVD. A dramatisation of what was my favourite book as a teenager and young adult.

[Freypower]

MF, I think Mike Pender looks very handsome at 67! Do you know if he was ever part of the Moody Blues? (I am probably thinking of someone else!:))
By the way, I remember the Searchers very well, and always liked "Needles and Pins" a lot. I loved their sound!:thumbsup:


You're thinking of Mike Pinder, who was the Moody Blues' first keyboards player.

[Mrs Frey]

I didn't mind one little bit! Thank you MF for helping me out here! I do like the original recording best.

Oh yes, very nice lips indeed! :thumbsup:

Glad I could be of assistance, Brooke! I do so enjoy being of assistance. :wink: Oh, and I thought you would agree about Mike's lips... :wink: :wink:

[Mrs Frey]

Love it MF!! Wasn't Sweets For My Sweet done by someone else also in the 70's? It seems I remember having a 45 single of that song but not this version.

Glad you like the videos and eye-candy, TBF!:D Your thoughts are interesting. I don't recall "Sweets For My Sweet" being recorded in the '70s, but I do know that Smokie covered "Needles And Pins" during that decade. Is that perhaps the record you're thinking of?

[Mrs Frey]

MF, I think Mike Pender looks very handsome at 67! Do you know if he was ever part of the Moody Blues? (I am probably thinking of someone else!:))
By the way, I remember the Searchers very well, and always liked "Needles and Pins" a lot. I loved their sound!:thumbsup:

Glad you share my opinion of Mike's handsome looks, Stars! :D :wink: FP has answered your question regarding the Mike in The Moody Blues.

The Searchers certainly had a unique sound. They were the second most popular and successful band from Liverpool, after The Beatles. They performed on the New Musical Express Pollwinner's Concert in London in both 1964 and 1965. I believe "Love Potion No. 9" was their most successful record in the U.S..

[Mrs Frey]

I've NEVER minded you posting on ANY thread MF. In fact I'm delighted you seem to be getting a little more Glenn :heart: time (or is it Mike Time?). :hug:

I'm actually watching Jane Eyre on DVD. A dramatisation of what was my favourite book as a teenager and young adult.

Awww, you're so sweet, GA. :hug: I'm glad to be getting more Glenn :heart: time, as well as Mike :heart: time! And then there's John Lennon :heart: , Paul McCartney :heart: , George Harrison :heart: , Ringo Starr :heart: ... :wink: :lol:

I've never read Jane Eyre, but I'm curious - how does the DVD dramatisation compare with the book?

[Mrs Frey]

You're thinking of Mike Pinder, who was the Moody Blues' first keyboards player.

Thanks for this information, FP. I don't know much about The Moody Blues, and I don't know them as individuals, but I do know that "Nights In White Satin" is one of the most beautiful and sweeping ballads I've ever heard. I'd love to perform it in our band one day.

[TimothyBFan]

Glad you like the videos and eye-candy, TBF!:D Your thoughts are interesting. I don't recall "Sweets For My Sweet" being recorded in the '70s, but I do know that Smokie covered "Needles And Pins" during that decade. Is that perhaps the record you're thinking of?

I couldn't take it any more---went down and found the crate of 45's and guess what ---I FOUND IT!!!! It was Sweets For My Sweet by The Sweet Inspirations on Atlantic record. The B side is a song called Get A Little Order.

I found this online http://www.answers.com/topic/sweets-for-my-sweet
and here's what wiki has to say about them http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sweet_Inspirations. According to wiki--they did Sweets For My Sweet in 1969.

I knew I wasn't crazy!!!

[Stars]

FP-thanks for letting me know it was Mike Pinder in the Moody Blues-their names are very similar, aren't they?
MF, I do remember "Love Potion Number Nine", and it was a GIANT hit over here. What I remember most is being at slumber parties with my friends, and when we would play the record, we would act the whole thing out-"I held my nose, I closed my eyes, I took a sip"-lol. I haven't thought of that in years-we are going back to around 1964 or '65!:hilarious:

[Mrs Frey]

I couldn't take it any more---went down and found the crate of 45's and guess what ---I FOUND IT!!!! It was Sweets For My Sweet by The Sweet Inspirations on Atlantic record. The B side is a song called Get A Little Order.

I found this online http://www.answers.com/topic/sweets-for-my-sweet
and here's what wiki has to say about them http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sweet_Inspirations. According to wiki--they did Sweets For My Sweet in 1969.

I knew I wasn't crazy!!!

Goodness gracious, TBF - The Sweet Inspirations of all groups! They were one of Elvis' vocal back-up groups from 1969 onwards. I don't know much about their solo albums, so this is very interesting indeed. A link between Elvis and The Searchers - I love it! Thank you for looking it up! And thanks for the links! :thumbsup:

[Mrs Frey]

FP-thanks for letting me know it was Mike Pinder in the Moody Blues-their names are very similar, aren't they?
MF, I do remember "Love Potion Number Nine", and it was a GIANT hit over here. What I remember most is being at slumber parties with my friends, and when we would play the record, we would act the whole thing out-"I held my nose, I closed my eyes, I took a sip"-lol. I haven't thought of that in years-we are going back to around 1964 or '65!:hilarious:

I'm glad to know The Searchers had such huge success in the States! I'm sure it was fun to do the actions to the song with your friends. I'm taking you back a bit, aren't I? :wink: How I wish I was around during that time, but 1964, when they recorded the song, was a full 12 years before I was born! :shock:

[Troubadour]

White Wing - JD Souther

[EagleLady]

Fox On The Run by Sweet just came on and I immediately thought of You, Willie ;)

[Koala]

Blessed - Simon & Garfunkel

[Koala]

Lyin´Eyes at the Radio!:)

[TimothyBFan]

Fox On The Run by Sweet just came on and I immediately thought of You, Willie ;)

One of my faves!!! Thanks for thinking of me--I must be pretty good at spreading the word of Sweet afterall!! :hilarious:

[EagleLady]

That you are Willie, That you are ;)

[Stars]

Call Me Al-Paul Simon

[TimothyBFan]

Call Me Al-Paul Simon

Every time I hear that song I think about that silly video with Chevy Chase---Way to funny!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULjCSK0oOlI

[Prettymaid]

Like the song... love the video!!!

[Troubadour]

Late For The Sky - Jackson Browne

[Stars]

TBF, that video is just hysterical-thanks for posting it! I remember watching it back in the day, but I had totally forgotten about it.:hilarious:
When I hear the song, "You Can Call Me Al", I always think of a Quantum Leap convention I attended in 1993. They played that song quite a bit, in honor of the "Al" character, played by Dean Stockwell on the TV show. That song always brings a smile to my face when I hear it!:)

[Troubadour]

I Will Not Go Quietly - Don :heart:

[cynd1231]

Common Thread........the CD changer has 100 slots and I just keep it loaded up with all my Eagles (collectively and individually) as well as this one. Turn it on in the morning and just let it play all day.

[Koala]

Before you Accuse me (Take a look at Yourself) - Eric Clapton

[cynd1231]

LROOE.........

[Troubadour]

No One To Run With - Allman Brothers Band

Although Don's 'Very Best Of' has been in the car constantly since I bought it!

[Glennsallnighter]

Dirty Laundry from MY new VBO Don Henley.

[TimothyBFan]

Rocky Mountain Way on the radio

[Troubadour]

Willing - Linda Ronstadt

[Troubadour]

I'm watching Neil Young at Glastonbury on TV. He is singing A Day In The Life now, preceded by Rockin' In The Free World, Words and The Needle And The Damage Done. Incredible! :heart:

[Koala]

Wild Mountain Thyme Live in Dublin :thumbsup: - Glenn Frey!

[Stars]

Long December-Counting Crows
They are playing this on my Pandora station-right before it, they played "Wasted Time", and they rarely seem to play the Eagles, so I felt very lucky!:)

[GlennLover]

Walk Away-I'm watching the video from Houston, Nov 6, 1976. Now it's into Tequila Sunrise.

[Koala]

One Of These Nights Intro from the Selected Works Box! Great It´s cracking me up!:hilarious:

[TimothyBFan]

The new Eagles radio station online!:thumbsup:

[Stars]

Me too, TBF-I'm enjoying it so much! Joe just came on and made a funny remark, and now they are playing something I don't recognize, but it sounds good! This is a lot of fun!:thumbsup:

[Koala]

The new Eagles radio station online!:thumbsup:
Me too!:)
I hear it but only since a few minutes, because it did not work before!:brickwall:

[cynd1231]

Isn't everyone listening to Eagles Radio today????? Absolutely AWESOME!!

[Glennsallnighter]

Walk Away-I'm watching the video from Houston, Nov 6, 1976. Now it's into Tequila Sunrise.


Awwwwww Happy 28th Glenn :heart:

[TimothyBFan]

Cowgirl In The Sand-Neil Young on Eagles radio--I mean WOW!!! Since when have you heard that on any other radio station? This is frickin' awesome!!:thumbsup:

[GlennLover]

Eagles Radio! I just heard Joe say, "This is Joe & this is Eagles Radio".

[GlennLover]

TIE is on now!

[Tessa]

Dream in Color - Bianca Ryan

[Koala]

At the Moment I hear the Feed the Fire CD from Tim! I love this album!

[AzEaglesFan]

I just bought Dear Mr Fantasy. I only wanted it because Joe appeared on it but now that I have it, I am enjoying listening to all of the artists. They end the DVD with Love Will Keep Us Alive. It seems strange anyone but Timothy singing it. Even stranger Joe singing a verse. It's a great DVD, even though I have never heard of most of the artists on it. I love reading liner notes. On But Seriously Folks CD the liner note read "Joe Walsh appears courtesy of Joe Smith??, on the liner note for this DVD it reads "Joe Walsh appears courtesy of Joe Walsh" must be a little Joe humor.:hilarious:

[Koala]

SECRET GARDEN - Bruce Springsteen

[Stars]

Sparkle and Shine-Steve Earle

[Troubadour]

Not Enough Love In The World - Don Henley :heart:

[cynd1231]

Been playing a variety of Eagles stuff all morning....right now listening to early TBS

[countryangel28]

Better Man by Pearl Jam, great song

[Freypower]

I'm playing all 183 Beatles tracks I have on my iPod.

[Koala]

Carpet Crawlers live - Genesis (from the concert in Hamburg 2007)

[Glennsallnighter]

'If I were a sailboat' - Katie Melua

[GlennLover]

I'm watching the Glenn/Joe video that I just rec'd. Glenn is singing True Love and dancing!

[AmarilloByMorning]

I've heard that "Sailboat" song mentioned somewhere before... cannot place where, though, and it's really bothering me. A discussion? A recommendation? Huh.

Listening to "Marina Del Rey" by George Strait.

[Troubadour]

White Wing - JD Souther

[AzEaglesFan]

George Strait's new CD "Twang"

[AmarilloByMorning]

George Strait's new CD "Twang"

:headbang: What do you think of King George's new one Az? He's my absolute favorite... Fabulous choice.

[AzEaglesFan]

Love King George. The CD is great but he does the last song in Spanish and I like to listen to the words and picturing what is going on in the song. I'll listen to it again today and maybe there is a translation lol

[Glennsallnighter]

I'm watching a programme about the construction of Hard Rock Park. AND they played some of RMW during the programme!

[TimothyBFan]

Desperado on Pandora Radio :thumbsup:

[Troubadour]

You're Not Drinking Enough - Don Henley

[Koala]

The Shadow - Timothy B Schmit

BTW, I think Tim has a new fan, my sister. She loves all the Eagles songs sung by him and she want a copy from the Feed the Fire CD. At the moment she always sings Love will keep us alive no matter what she does she sings this song!

[skibum1606]

BTW, I think Tim has a new fan, my sister. She loves all the Eagles songs sung by him and she want a copy from the Feed the Fire CD. At the moment she always sings Love will keep us alive no matter what she does she sings this song!

That's cool
right now i am listening to the radio which is playing L.A. Woman by The Doors

[Koala]

Calling Me - Kenny Rogers & Don Henley
This was the first time I've heard this song on the radio.

[Troubadour]

I'm watching The Long Run (the very first song) from Peoria, 2004. Aaahhhh, I'm so excited! I'm off work sick today, feeling like crap, and the DVDs just this second arrived in the post from Nancy. Talk about perfect timing! :heart:

[Prettymaid]

Feel better soon Lou!

[Troubadour]

Thanks, Cathy. Wasted Time took the focus off the back pain for a while, I can tell you!!! :thud:

[TimothyBFan]

The Cars discography today in honor of Benjamin's birthday.

[GlennLover]

"Sexy Girl" I'm listening to the Allnighter album.

Hope you're feeling better very soon, Troub!!

[lynnzop]

Radio station I listen to at work is playing non-stop Beatles. I like The Beatles, but it's getting a little tiresome.

My car has been playing On The Border non-stop since I got the CD from Amazon yesterday. Great to listen to the old Eagles stuff!!!!

[Freypower]

I WILL be listening to I Love To Watch A Woman Dance. It came on the iPod at the railway station and I had to turn it off to get in the train (only one stop to my station). So....... sigh..... I will listen to it when I go to get Rosalind from school. :singer:

[luvthelighthouse]

I'm listening to Only Sixteen by Dr. Hook... Why do I love 70's music so much?

[glenneaglesfan]

Dreams - Fleetwood Mac right now.

This doesn't really count, but the other night on the radio (Absolute Classic rock) I had Heartache Tonight, Judy Blue Eyes, House of the Rising Sun, Doctor My Eyes, Landslide, Comfortably Numb and Dirty Work all in sequence - these are all on my ipod!

[TimothyBFan]

Styx discography in honor of Tommy Shaw's birthday today!

[AzEaglesFan]

I just bought Keith Urban's Defying Gravity. Great CD for an Keith fan

[Troubadour]

Morrissey - Years Of Refusal

[Koala]

BIKO- Peter Gabriel

[Troubadour]

Talking To The Moon from Inside Job. The DVD version. Sigh!

[bernie's bender]

an eagles concert from 1974 in Massachusetts...

[lynnzop]

Foo Fighters - Echoes, Silence, Patience and Grace.

Edgy. If you like alt rock, it's really good.

This afternoon I watched the HFO DVD while torching some silver. Another birthday gift to myself...absolutely great.

[Koala]

The Last Unicorn - America

[Claire_H]

Linda Ronstadt - Blue Bayou

Love her!!

[Koala]

Three Of A Perfect Pair - King Crimson

[ticky]

Red Door ~ The Rolling Stones (Eagles Radio)

[bernie's bender]

Willis Alan Ramsey

[Stars]

Remember the Mountain Bed-a fantastic Woody Guthrie song performed wonderfully by Jeff Tweedy of Wilco!:applause:

[Troubadour]

I Know It's Gonna Happen Someday - Morrissey (from the live in Manchester DVD) :heart:

[cynd1231]

Been listening to a lot of Eagles today 'cause I've been on a housecleaning tear...BUT my friendly UPS man was here a few minutes ago to drop off my first FREE CD's from LOST HIGHWAY RECORDS!!!! Hurray......I got free copies of Robert Earl Keen's "The Rose" and Willie Nelson's "Lost Highway" -- listening to Willie right now and it's a great CD. Funny thing, according to the LHR website, free CD's weren't suppose to be shipped until the 29th but today is only the 25th! I CONTINUE TO BUILD MY POINTS ON THEIR WEBSITE BECAUSE WE ALL KNOW WHAT'S BEING RELEASED ON THEIR LABEL OCTOBER 20TH!!!!!!!!!!!Seems to me that Willie's new CD just hit the stores this past weekend so I'm really getting excited about EXPANDO!

[Glennsallnighter]

Sound of Silence - Simon and Garfunkel

[Troubadour]

One Of These Nights - Eagles

[bernie's bender]

"The Phoenix Concerts" John Stewart

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_JQoIyM6iTfA/Scnd30aDxCI/AAAAAAAAAb8/47kRDSRdb_A/s320/ponix.jpg

[Koala]

Drivin' Wheel - B.B. King & Glenn Frey

[EasyFeeling]

The new album Can't Slow Down from Foreigner... awesome :partytime:

[Troubadour]

Dark Star - Crosby, Stills & Nash

[Koala]

Afterglow live from Hamburg 2007 - Genesis

[Glennsallnighter]

New Kid in Town - From F1. :inlove:

[Koala]

I'm suffering badly with PEW last night, so I have seen HFO, followed by Farwell 1 and besides this I have heard the Eagles Live album to fall asleep !
And now I hear The Connfesor from Joe!

[vamp1227]

The Last Worthless Evening~Don Henley

[MikeA]

Emmylou Harris "I Don't Want To Talk About It Now"

I really can't believe that Me, Myself and I are all three listening to freakin' "Country Music!" I've probably listened to that one 20 times in the past couple of days. Like the "mood" of that song. Recon I'm workin' on a cover of it.

[cynd1231]

What else? EXPANDO!

[GlennLover]

What else? EXPANDO!

:lol: I be disappointed in you if it was anything else :spin:.

[GlennLover]

I am listening to Selected Works and I just heard "Born To Boogie" which brought to mind a question I have about the song. I first heard it when I downloaded it from iTunes. I thought that it was Don singing it. When I got the box set & was reading the liner notes it said that Glenn sings it. No matter how many times I listen to it, it stills sounds like Don to me. I just don't hear it as being Glenn's voice. Does anyone else think it sounds more like Do or am I "hearing things"?

[Freypower]

It's Glenn alright.

It might take you a while,but you will hear it. Listen to the 'every roadie should boogie' part. Listen to the way he sings the word 'every'. Something which isn't too well known about Glenn is the way he can change his voice around. Listen to Somebody. And in the Tokyo version of Rocky Mountain Way he does a fantastic impression of Joe in the line 'says it doesn't matter'.

I absolutely love the track. I think it's hilarious. I love Don's drumming on it. So no, to answer your question, I don't think it sounds like Don singing.

[GlennLover]

It's Glenn alright.

It might take you a while,but you will hear it. Listen to the 'every roadie should boogie' part. Listen to the way he sings the word 'every'. Something which isn't too well known about Glenn is the way he can change his voice around. Listen to Somebody. And in the Tokyo version of Rocky Mountain Way he does a fantastic impression of Joe in the line 'says it doesn't matter'.

I absolutely love the track. I think it's hilarious. I love Don's drumming on it. So no, to answer your question, I don't think it sounds like Don singing.

I have heard Glenn do a number of different voices in various interviews so I know that he is quite talented at doing that (among other things :nahnah:). I will have to go back to the arduous ;-) task of listening to the song a few more times :grooving:.

[vamp1227]

Peaceful Easy Feeling...:thumbsup:

[cynd1231]

Joe Walsh -- The Definitive Collection......going retro today! Rose of Cimmarron earlier.

[Troubadour]

Jamaica Say You Will - Jackson Browne

[Tessa]

Because of you - Reba & Kelly Clarkson

[vamp1227]

29 Palms~Robert Plant

[Troubadour]

Last Request - Paolo Nutini

[Peekaboo]

I've been listening to Expando a lot lately but i started missing Don so i'm listening to his latest Very Best Of right now.

[lynnzop]

Jukebox in my mind has been playing "You Don't Cry Like a Lover" over and over and over again. Guess it would help if I'd quit popping On the Border in my car CD on my commute. ;)

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RE: Don/Glenn sounding alike...long long ago, one of my favorite things about The Eagles was the constant change of the lead vocalist...might not hear the same voice, but I could always tell an Eagles song by the style of the music and tight harmonies. Before I learned to distinguish the tiny idosyncracies between Don and Glenn (read: became a Big Fan and not just a Casual Fan :laugh: ), I confused them on a few songs. Plus, I think over the years they've developed their voices to be VERY different.

[Freypower]

I personally don't think Don & Glenn have EVER sounded similar to each other. The only reason people seem to think it's Don in Born To Boogie is because they think it can't be Glenn. Don's voice has a very raw quality about it while Glenn's is very smooth. I could never confuse the singers of Take It Easy and Witchy Woman.

[Brooke]

I'd have to agree there. I've always thought Don's voice was rough or gravely while Glenn's was smooth and sweet. Both can be very sexy. But Glenn and Don both can do different things with their voices as in Somebody and Fast Company. When I first heard Somebody it took me a while to recognize Glenn as it was so different to hear from him.

[Stars]

I Will Follow You into the Dark-Death Cab For Cutie
This song is truly one of the most beautiful songs I have ever heard, even though it is quite depressing. If anyone listens to it, tell me what ya think!

[Troubadour]

Lilah - Don Henley :heart:

[GlennLover]

Ramblin' Gamblin' Man with you know who singing backup & playing rhythm guitar!

[TimothyBFan]

I have had that 70's channel on all day on Sirius and am getting such a kick out of some of the songs I haven't heard in forever. Heard Angie Baby by Helen Reddy a little while ago--it's still really bad! lol But it's been fun.

[Prettymaid]

I have had that 70's channel on all day on Sirius and am getting such a kick out of some of the songs I haven't heard in forever. Heard Angie Baby by Helen Reddy a little while ago--it's still really bad! lol But it's been fun.

A few years back when we has XM radio we listened to the 70s channel all the way to Branson, MO and back while on vacation! It was a hoot!

[Glennsallnighter]

Lyin Eyes...... while I watch 'Farewell 1' I guess I'd call this a 'smooth and sexy' Glenn :heart: voice...... :wink:

[Stars]

Either Way-Wilco (one of my favorites of theirs from the "Sky Blue Sky" album-lovely song!):heart:

[Stars]

Summer Teeth-Wilco live-can you tell I am quite enamored with this band??:inlove:

[Troubadour]

Downtime - Timothy B Schmit (can't turn this one off today!)

[tbs fanatic]

Darius Rucker CD 'Learn to Live'. Darius Rucker of 'Hootie and the Blowfish' has gone country. I'm not really a huge country fan but am really liking this CD. I always loved this guys voice and it really comes through well on this CD. Yep, I'd recommend it.

[luvthelighthouse]

I do enjoy his new country song. However, Cracked Rear View was one of the best CD's ever released! There were so many great songs on that ... but they seamed to have peaked at their debut album... too bad. I'm glad that Derius has a new outlet though.

[AzEaglesFan]

Toby Keith's American Ride. Ever since I saw the video for Cryin' For Me, I have wanted this CD.

[Troubadour]

Pencil Full Of Lead - Paolo Nutini

[Koala]

Everybody Knows - Leonard Cohen

[Tessa]

Calling me - Don & Kenny Rogers

[Freypower]

Well..... after giving Expando a workout in the car, I've now got MK's new album Get Lucky playing. The last album, Kill To Get Crimson, was a huge disappointment. This one seems a bit more folky with more 'English' type lyrics, but it doesn't grab me the way the eariler solo albums did. I can feel an orgy of playing all the old Dire Straits albums coming on. I know he's never going to write songs like those again but I keep hoping for another Sailing To Philadelphia or Why Aye Man (which are solo songs) and I'm not getting them.

[Glennsallnighter]

Through The Barricades - Spandau Ballet on my ipod at work. They've realeased a new CD called 'Once More'. Its got some remakes of old songs such as 'True' 'Gold' and 'Through The Barricades' which are more accoustic than the originals. Well worth a listen

[GlennLover]

Tequila Sunrise (from Selected Works)

[Koala]

Malted Milk - Eric Clapton (unplugged)

[luvthelighthouse]

Eagles Please Come Home for Christmas was just on the radio!!!

[Brooke]

Please Come Home For Christmas! Right now!

[MikeA]

Here's what I'm listening to right now...nice and Christmasey

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Fe11OlMiz8&feature=youtube_gdata

[TimothyBFan]

That was great Mike!!! Thanks for posting!

[Troubadour]

Years Of Refusal - Morrissey

[Peekaboo]

I'm listening to the Bob and Tom show podcast and this was just played. I thought it was hilarious.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eB5EE42So7I

[Stars]

Country Disappeared- Wilco
My favorite song from their latest album-just lovely!:thumbsup:

[Troubadour]

Cuz I'm Here - Ruthie Foster (she is fantastic.)

[Koala]

The Man Who Sold The World - Nirvana

[Koala]

The Chain live - Fleedwood Mac oh no just in this moment Eyes of the World beginns.

On 31 December a german/swiss TV station always shows only concerts, including this year Feedwood Mac Live in Boston 2004, Stevie Nicks Live in Chicago 2008, Eric Clapton & Steve Winwood Live in NY 2008, Queen & Paul Rodgers, P!nk, Ringo Starr & The Roundheads and a lot of other artists.
In the last years were also very frequently the Eagles televised, this year unfortunately not.

[AzEaglesFan]

White Liar=Miranda Lambert, I just bought her latest CD, the more I listen to it the better I like it.

[Prettymaid]

The Other Side of the World - KT Tunstall

[Stars]

The Late Greats-Wilco!:rockguitar:

[Glennsallnighter]

Tequila Sunrise. I'm watching F1, :inlove:

[Koala]

the Heat is on it just runs in the radio- Glenn Frey

[Glennhoney]

ONE OF THESE NIGHTS..on my radio..........

[Wildthyme]

Desperado - just finishing up watching F1

[EasyFeeling]

Unruly Child -Rise Up

[Koala]

Friday Night - TBS
I prepare me for the survivor game!

[Wildthyme]

Compassion by TBS

I am preparing too :lol:

[Koala]

A Good Day - TBS
I prepares me still intensely for the survivor!:grooving:

[Glennsallnighter]

Hannah Montana!! Lauras 'in' TV programme at the moment :roll:

[Midnight_Flyer]

30 Seconds To Mars - The Kill

[Stars]

I just finished listening to "Reservations" by Wilco. If I were forced to pick my favorite song by this band, this would be it. It brings me to tears.

[Stars]

Soul Meets Body-Death Cab for Cutie (one of my favorite songs by this fantastic band!)

[Midnight_Flyer]

JLS - Everybody In Love

[Troubadour]

Greenday - Give Me Novocaine

[Troubadour]

This Is Us - Mark Knopfler & Emmylou Harris

[Midnight_Flyer]

Eagles - Get Over It

[GlennLover]

Parachute, soon to be followed by Friday Night.

[Stars]

Jesus on the Radio-Guster-love those harmonies!!:)

[Prettymaid]

You Belong to the City - Christchurch audio version!

[Midnight_Flyer]

i'm watching Eagles: Farewell 1, live in Melbourne tour and Funk #49 is on at the moment

[Brooke]

Love Will Keep Us Alive on the radio!

Never hear that one! :yay:

[Midnight_Flyer]

Don Henley - New York Minute

[Troubadour]

$1000 Wedding - Willie Nelson (flippin' love this version!)

[Koala]

Wonderful Tonight (live)- Eric Clapton

[Stars]

Change Your Mind-Neil Young (a fantastic, VERY long song from one of my very favorite artists!):thumbsup:

[Freypower]

It is long, isn't it?! It's funny - because I heard a couple of his 'short' songs earlier: Stayin' Power, New Mama and Burned.

[SweetHolly]

Against All Odds by Phil Collins

[Tessa]

Gotta Get Away - Randy Meisner

[Stars]

The Pretender-Jackson Browne-one of his greatest songs, IMHO!:thumbsup:

[Stars]

"Sugar Mountain"-Neil Young-live version from Live Aid 1985

[Koala]

nice song, Stars!
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Postcards from Paraguay - Mark Knopfler

[TimothyBFan]

I have been on a Bad Company kick lately. Merchants Of Cool.

[Troubadour]

Too Far Gone - Emmylou Harris (I'm still gutted that I can't find the live recording of Don doing this song anymore. It was swoonworthy.)

[Troubadour]

To Live Is To Fly - Steve Earle (thinking of you, Carla!)

[Wildthyme]

Big Yellow Taxi - Joni Mitchell

[Koala]

Wild Is The Wind - David Bowie

[tequila girl]

Friday Night - TBS

[Troubadour]

Coming Up Easy - Paolo Nutini

[Stars]

Hesitating Beauty-Wilco (live!)

[tequila girl]

Doctor my eyes - Jackson Browne

[tequila girl]

You love the thunder - Jackson Browne

[Koala]

Pinball Wizard - The Who

[GlennLover]

Watching HFO. Just had the need for an Eagles fix!

[Glennsallnighter]

Busy Being Fabulous. I'm reliving this night 2 years ago!

[cynd1231]

Just got home from work...blasted The Best of Henley for 25 miles! Great CD for cruising.

[Koala]

The Confessor - Joe Walsh

[AzEaglesFan]

The Best of James Taylor, love his voice

[tequila girl]

Go your own way - Fleetwood Mac

[Troubadour]

Thousand Roads - David Crosby

[Stars]

Happier-Guster (Just love this band!:heart:)

[Koala]

Breakfast in America - Supertramp

[tequila girl]

Downtime - TBS

[TimothyBFan]

On The Border----I'm doing my homework!:hilarious:

[TimothyBFan]

Just received a text from my niece so had to turn on the radio station---they are interviewing Jonny Lang!!! :smitten:

[EagleLady]

Patsy Cline- I Fall To Pieces

[Brooke]

Everywhere-Tim McGraw

[Freypower]

I heard the live version of Brothers In Arms from the Ragpicker's Dream bonus CD last night. :heart::fainting: This was straight after Abba's Eagle, another favourite of mine which I happen to know was inspired by our boys.

[Troubadour]

Million Faces - Paolo Nutini

[Peekaboo]

It's Triple Play Thursday on my local classic rock station and I just heard In The City and now Hotel California is playing. I wonder which song they're gonna play next.

[Peekaboo]

It's Heartache Tonight!!! :partytime:

[tequila girl]

Tusk - Fleetwood Mac

[Troubadour]

Caravan - Van Morrison

[Troubadour]

I have just started watching the DVD of the Eagles MSG concert that Lisa very kindly copied for me... Oh my gosh! :drool: :fainting: I'm only on Busy Being Fabulous and I'm dying over here!

[EagleLady]

HFO.