Remembering Glenn Frey

[buffyfan145]

That's awesome that guitar's in that store in Memphis. I had no idea he shopped there either and I had heard of them too as I love Elvis as well. And that's a great story about Glenn & Bob. I'm really looking forward to the Grammys tribute tonight but it is going to be so emotional and I already am just thinking about it.

[AlreadyGone95]

That's great to find something like that that you weren't expecting, Soda! Both the photo and the guitar are cool. (OT: I see Eeic Clapton's photo below Glenn's.)

[Ive always been a dreamer]

Love the pictures, Soda. I remember that picture of Glenn in the Beale Street Rock and Roll Museum and how excited we got when we saw it. So, I can imagine how excited you were to see that guitar in Lansky Bros. I can think of several of Glenn's jackets that could have come from there.

[Outlawman13]

That is so amazing Soda! I bet you were excited to see all of that on the wall!! Love that picture of Glenn and his guitar!! Memphis sure does love Glenn! Now I have to go there sometime soon!

[sodascouts]

8 years ago, Feb 2008:



Again, I was a lot fatter then, but I'll treasure it. He was so sweet to us.


My Hero.

[Prettymaid]

6 years ago, Feb 2008:

You mean 8 years ago.

You're fortunate to have several wonderful memories of interacting with Glenn. Treasure them.

[sodascouts]

Oops. I corrected it. Thanks. And you're right. I will certainly treasure them.

[Brooke]

Very cool finds for you, Soda! Thanks for sharing!

[JennyCH]

I thoroughly enjoyed your entertaining and highly detailed remembrances of Glenn (the golf tournament at Pebble Beach and Niagara Falls). Through you, I've lived the Glenn experience up close and personal. Thanks so much for confirming what I always felt to be true in my heart - he was a great person, down to earth, great to the fans, while being soooo talented!!

[UndertheWire]

There's a Rolling Stone podcast that includes an interview with Cameron Crowe where he remembers Glenn. I forgot to note when the interview starts, but somewhere between 15 and 20 minutes in and lasts about 10 minutes.

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/ne...-more-20160216

Of special note, Cameron talks about "When a bad boy meets a bad girl in the night" and says it was a Glenn Frey/Joni Mitchell co-write!

ETA: Soda has a version of "Show Me the Money" available to download (Glenn on backing vocals?).
http://www.glennfreyonline.com/solo/...methemoney.htm