If you could ask Joe to sing any non-Eagles song in a solo show, what would it be?

[Prettymaid]

Okay - I want to stick with just one song here as I did for the other guy. I saw Joe in Atlantic City in July '07 and he did most of all my favorite songs. Indian Summer was awesome, as were all of them. There were a few missing that I would like to have seen, and of those, the one I would have like to have seen most is Help Me Thru the Night.

Dreamer, since you saw Joe only one month before I did there's a good chance the set list was the same or similar. You wouldn't happen to have that, would you?

[Ive always been a dreamer]

Why, of course, we do, PM. Here is the thread:

https://www.eaglesonlinecentral.com/...read.php?t=482

[MikeA]

Why, of course, we do, PM. Here is the thread:

https://www.eaglesonlinecentral.com/...read.php?t=482

Do you happen to remember the name of his band Dreamer? I've seen him twice fairly recently (3 and 4 years ago). He played the Hard Rock in Vegas with "Stone Temple Pilot". They were awesome! Then he played with Fox and Peters (i.e., The James Gang) at House of Blues at Mandalay Bay in Vegas.

[Freypower]

I saw Help Me Through The Night in 1995 with the Eagles.

I would like Second Hand Store or Rosewood Bitters. However, I was listening to Welcome To The Club the other day. I think that is a good song which would work live.

[Prettymaid]

Do you happen to remember the name of his band Dreamer? I've seen him twice fairly recently (3 and 4 years ago). He played the Hard Rock in Vegas with "Stone Temple Pilot". They were awesome! Then he played with Fox and Peters (i.e., The James Gang) at House of Blues at Mandalay Bay in Vegas.

At the state fair Grand Funk Railroad was supposed to open for him, but after we purchased our tickets they cancelled (or something). I think the opening band was called JD and the Straight Shots or something like that. What was cool was during their set (and don't ask me what the song was) Joe, very unassumingly came out and played keyboard for them, stood up, gave a wave and left the stage. But I don't think they backed him up. I just can't remember!

[AzEaglesFan]

I think Indian Summer is one of his better solo songs

[MikeA]

I think the opening band was called JD and the Straight Shots

Straight Shots are a great Blues Band PM. They opened at Mandalay Bay for him with the James Gang! But at Hard Rock the year before, Stone Temple Pilots were his backing band and they were exceptional in their own right! I would recommend either of those bands as a GOOD OUTING even without Joe...but of course, Joe does add just a little exceptionalism himself! <smile>

[Ive always been a dreamer]

Do you happen to remember the name of his band Dreamer? I've seen him twice fairly recently (3 and 4 years ago). He played the Hard Rock in Vegas with "Stone Temple Pilot". They were awesome! Then he played with Fox and Peters (i.e., The James Gang) at House of Blues at Mandalay Bay in Vegas.

Mike, I don't recall Joe mentioning the name of the band. Quite honestly, I got the impression that it was just some musicians that Joe had put together for his 'mini tour'. He actually joked that he would introduce them, but he couldn't remember their names. He did introduce the musicians later in the show, but, again, I don't believe he mentioned any band name.

[sodascouts]

For me, Turn to Stone. so awesome!

[MikeA]

Mike, I don't recall Joe mentioning the name of the band. Quite honestly, I got the impression that it was just some musicians that Joe had put together for his 'mini tour'. He actually joked that he would introduce them, but he couldn't remember their names. He did introduce the musicians later in the show, but, again, I don't believe he mentioned any band name.

Thanks Dreamer. I guess that's one of the great perks of fame...EVERYBODY knows your licks, still, it does take a little time to put together a group that is tight enough to put on a concert.