Songs in the documentary

[ootn75]

Forgive me if this has been posted somewhere else - I haven't had time to keep up with the documentary thread 'cause I don't have a ton of free time and that's spent watching the doc. I have an iTunes gift card to burn through. I'd like to buy some of the songs in the documentary I don't have. (Then I'd like to make a playlist of those songs in the order that they were played in the doc but that's beside the obsessive point.) Has anyone here ever made a list of what songs are on there? I've got all the Eagles/ before Eagles/ Poco/ solo stuff already. I guess that one little snippit of a song Glenn does on the doc isn't available or named, right? Just curious. Thank you!

[ootn75]

Also I don't guess there's a live version of Nightingale by Linda? I've been wearing that demo out of Nightingale by the Eagles lately and I'd love hers.

[Freypower]

Welcome.

I think if you go to the end credits, you will find a list of all the songs featured.

There is no official recording of Linda Ronstadt singing Nightingale as far as I am aware & the snippet that Glenn sang was exactly that - a snippet.

[VAisForEagleLovers]

Hey, OOTN75! I've thought about doing the same, a complete song list of every song used, Eagles or not. Would love to put them in the same order and make a playlist, but haven't spent any time on it yet.

[sodascouts]

I haven't taken the time to do that, but it's a great idea. Next time I watch, I'll do so - but I'm not sure when I'll get a chance.

[shunlvswx]

I'm putting it together right now. Give me 5 minutes.

[shunlvswx]

Meeting the Eagles from the 70s segment and it starts Part 1
Seven Bridges
Take It Easy
One of These Nights
Rocky Mountain Way
Take It To The Limit
Too Many Hands

Older Don, Glenn and Joe segment
Life In the Fast Lane
Wasted Time (Reprise)

Glenn's segment
Detroit Jump-Big Maceo Merriweather
Shop Around-Smokey Robinson and the Miracles
Number One In Your Heart-The Monitors

Don's segment
Ramblin' Man-Hank Williams
Hustle Is On-T-Bone Walker
Gotta Lot of Rhythm in My Soul-Patsy Cline
Go To The Mardi Gras-Professor Longhair
Hey, Good Lookin'-Hank Williams
That's All Right-Elvis Presley
After You're GOne-Al Hirt

Glenn's segment
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction-The Rolling Stones
Ramblin' Gamblin' Man-Bob Seger

Don's Segment
Peace in the Valley

Glenn's segment
So You Wanna Be a Rock 'N' Roll Star-The Byrds
Here We Go Again-Poco
Run Boy Run-Longbranch Pennywhistle

Don's segment
Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In)-Kenny Rogers & the First Edition
Same Old Story-Shiloh
Simple Little Down Home Rock and Roll Love Song For Rosie-Shiloh
Swamp River Country-Shiloh

Glenn's & Don's segment
Don't Talk Now-Longbranch Pennywhistle
Doctor My Eyes-Jackson Browne
Take a Whiff on Me-The Byrds
Jesus Is Just Alright-They Byrds
California-Joni Mitchell
So Far Away-Carole King
Country Comfort-Elton John
You're No Good-Linda Ronstadt
Nightingale-Linda Ronstadt
Lovesick Blues-Linda Ronstadt
Blue Bayou-Roy Orbison
It Doesn't Matter Anymore-Linda Ronstadt

The Eagles' segment
Older Guys-The Flying Burrito Brothers
What A Day-Poco
Lashambeaux-Ned Doheny
Take the Devil
Tryin
Get You in The Mood
Seven Bridges Road
Peaceful Easy Feeling
Witchy Woman
Chug All Night
Silver Dagger
Nightingale
Communication Breakdown-Led Zeppelin
You Can't Always Get What You Want-The Rolling Stones
Peaceful Easy Feeling
Take It Easy
Train Leaves Here This Morning
Earlybird
Most Of Us Are Sad
Tequila Sunrise
Outlaw Man
Certain Kind of Fool
Doolin' Dalton(Instrumental)
Twenty-One
Doolin' Dalton/Desperado(Reprise)
Doolin' Dalton
Desperado-Linda Ronstadt
Out of Control
Good Day in Hell
Bitter Creek
Turn To Stone-Joe Walsh
James Dean
Already Gone
One Of These Nights
My Man
After The Thrill Is Gone
You Never Cry Like A Lover
Lyin' Eyes
Take It To the Limit
Journey of the Sorcerer
Rocky Mountain Way-Joe Walsh
Life's Been Good-Joe Walsh
The Real Me-The Who

[shunlvswx]

My Generation-The Who
At the Station-Joe Walsh
Hotel California-Manuel Granada
Hotel Calfornia
Try and Love Again
Victim of Love
Life In The Fast Lane
Take It To The Limit
Those Shoes
Rose of Cimarron-Poco
Pretty Maids All in a Row
I Can't Tell You Why
The Greeks Don't Want No Freaks
The Long Run
King of Hollywood
Teenage Jail
Heartache Tonight
After the Thrill Is Gone
Waste Time


Part 2 segment(begins Part 2)
Hotel California
One Of These Nights
Take It Easy
I Can't Tell You Why
Already Gone
Pretty Maids All in a Row
Life In the Fast Lane
Hotel California

Funk 49
Love Will Keep Us Alive
Wasted Time

Glenn's and Don's solo career segment
The Heat Is On
You Belong To the City
Dirty Laundry
All She Wants To Do Is Dance
Smuggler's Blues
Boys of Summer
End of The Innocence
True Love
Heart of the Matter

Timothy's segment
Playin' It Cool

Joe's segment
Funk 49
The Confessor
Cinnamon Girl(don't know if you will find Joe's version)

I Can't Tell You Why
Take It Easy-Travis Tritt
Help Me Through the Night
Life In The Fast Lane
Learn to Be Still
Love Will Keep Us Alive
Get Over It
Victim of Love
Heartache Tonight
Pretty Maids All in A Row
New York Minute
Already Gone
Desperado
Take It Easy
The Heat Is On
Hotel California
Hole in the World
No More Walks in the Wood
Long Road Out of Eden
Busy Being Fabulous
Hotel California
Take It To the Limit(Glenn's version)
How Long-70s version
How Long
Life In The Fast Lane
Desperado
The Long Run

I hope this helps. A lot of the songs are just repeats throughout the documentary.

[sodascouts]

Wow - thanks shun!!!!

[tjh532]

That was a lot of work! Thanks for sharing :) I hadn't thought about creating a playlist based on the documentary, but now the wheels are turning....haha

[shunlvswx]

You're welcome. :smile:

[Brooke]

Wow shun, that was great and thank you so much! :thumbsup:

[Midnight Visitor]

My Generation-The Who
At the Station-Joe Walsh
Hotel California-Manuel Granada
Hotel Calfornia
Try and Love Again
Victim of Love
Life In The Fast Lane
Those Shoes
Rose of Cimarron-Poco
Pretty Maids All in a Row
I Can't Tell You Why
The Greeks Don't Want No Freaks
The Long Run
King of Hollywood
Teenage Jail
Heartache Tonight
After the Thrill Is Gone
Waste Time


Part 2 segment(begins Part 2)
Hotel California
One Of These Nights
Take It Easy
I Can't Tell You Why
Already Gone
Pretty Maids All in a Row
Life In the Fast Lane
Hotel California

Hotel California
Love Will Keep Us Alive
Funk 49
Wasted Time

Glenn's and Don's solo career segment
The Heat Is On
You Belong To the City
Dirty Laundry
All She Wants To Do Is Dance
Smuggler's Blues
Boys of Summer
End of The Innocence
True Love
Heart of the Matter

Timothy's segment
Playin' It Cool

Joe's segment
Funk 49
The Confessor
Cinnamon Girl(don't know if you will find Joe's version)

I Can't Tell You Why
Take It Easy-Travis Tritt
Help Me Through the Night
Life In The Fast Lane
Learn to Be Still
Love Will Keep Us Alive
Get Over It
Victim of Love
Heartache Tonight
Pretty Maids All in A Row
New York Minute
Already Gone
Desperado
Take It Easy
The Heat Is On
Hotel California
Hole in the World
No More Walks in the Wood
Long Road Out of Eden
Busy Being Fabulous
Hotel California
Take It To the Limit(Glenn's version)
How Long-70s version
How Long
Life In The Fast Lane
Desperado
The Long Run

I hope this helps. A lot of the songs are just repeats throughout the documentary.

The AWESOME is overwhelming!!! Thanks for posting Shun.

[VAisForEagleLovers]

This is great! I thought I heard a Patsy Cline song in one of Don's first segments tho. Can't remember for sure but I remember thinking it was one I already owned.

[shunlvswx]

You're welcome guys. I added a few songs to the list that by mistake left off. I think I'm missing a few songs on the list. I'm watching my DVD right now. So I will add it when I'm done watching.

[ootn75]

Oh wow! You totally made this day SO much better! I'm sending hugs unless that's weird ;o) Just out of curiosity - I've got a playlist of every Eagles song ever in date order that I listen to all the time. I'm not the only one, right? There's also an "every song ever in order" playlist for GF, DH, RM, Fleetwood Mac, and Stevie Nicks. My hubby thinks it's weird.

[tjh532]

When you say date order, do you mean the date they were released? That is cool. I tend to listen to a certain album for awhile and then move on to another one, and sort of cycle through that way. Unless I have made a playlist of my favorites. Then I listen to that mostly. The nice thing about I tunes is that I can switch songs in and out of my playlist. I was excited when I finally got a car that I could plug my ipod into. Then I didn't have to burn my favorites to CDs anymore :)

[Tiffanny Twisted]

so cool and awsome:soda:

[Thirsty&Hot]

great idea!

[Scarlet Sun]

Also I don't guess there's a live version of Nightingale by Linda? I've been wearing that demo out of Nightingale by the Eagles lately and I'd love hers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyRVatbqHAA

Also, what song is Glenn singing and strumming in the motel room?

[Freypower]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyRVatbqHAA

Also, what song is Glenn singing and strumming in the motel room?

We don't know. Whatever it is, it was never finished.

[Houston Baby]

Just out of curiosity - I've got a playlist of every Eagles song ever in date order that I listen to all the time. I'm not the only one, right? There's also an "every song ever in order" playlist for GF, DH, RM, Fleetwood Mac, and Stevie Nicks. My hubby thinks it's weird.

Totally NOT weird to me OOTN75! And probably not for most people here! :grin:

And thanks so much shun!!:applause:

[Ive always been a dreamer]

Thanks for all of your hard work in putting this song list together, shun. I had actually thought about doing this a while back, but never got around to doing it.

[shunlvswx]

You're welcome guys. I had too much time on my hands. LOL

I know the song Glenn sings (with the cigarettes in his guitars) and the one that Linda is singing to introduce Bernie was not in the credits. Some of the songs were out of order from the credits and they left out some of the songs(i.e. Take It Easy, Take It To The Limit etc).

[sodascouts]

Oh wow! You totally made this day SO much better! I'm sending hugs unless that's weird ;o) Just out of curiosity - I've got a playlist of every Eagles song ever in date order that I listen to all the time. I'm not the only one, right? There's also an "every song ever in order" playlist for GF, DH, RM, Fleetwood Mac, and Stevie Nicks. My hubby thinks it's weird.

I do that all the time. In fact, I am currently having a dilemma about a new chronological playlist I am making. I want to include the solo stuff, but should I start with the James Gang / Shiloh / Mushrooms stuff from the 60s, or from 1972 onwards? Also, where should the live material go? It would be redundant to put the songs right next to each other, but that would go with the date. Finally, should I put the solo songs in chronological order of release, in between the Eagles material, or after it?

Ah, the agonies of the anal. ;)

[Brooke]

:lol: I would never get something like that done!

[Midnight Visitor]

I do that all the time. In fact, I am currently having a dilemma about a new chronological playlist I am making. I want to include the solo stuff, but should I start with the James Gang / Shiloh / Mushrooms stuff from the 60s, or from 1972 onwards? Also, where should the live material go? It would be redundant to put the songs right next to each other, but that would go with the date. Finally, should I put the solo songs in chronological order of release, in between the Eagles material, or after it?

Ah, the agonies of the anal. ;)

I'm constantly working on a Joe one. I love chronological order. I always include the James Gang w/Joe but then I vacillate on, should I include Eagles songs? If I include Eagles songs do I include only the ones Joe sings on? Should I include the ones where his guitar playing is featured, like, Life In The Fast Lane. Then if I'm getting crazy anal about it, do I put songs that Joe has just played on for other artists like Thunder Island & Riding the Storm Out, etc...... Glad to see I'm not alone in my obsessiveness!

[ootn75]

I don't know if this pic will post but I screen-shat my playlist. I have a few bootlegs here and there I might stick in there somewhere but this is the playlist right now. I had the "OOTN Intro" from the boxed set in there between BOML & OOTN but it pissed me off so I took it out. The 2nd Nightingale is from here & I prefer it:
http://www.billhalverson.com/audio/NIGHTINGALE.mp3

I'd love to know if I missed something big!

[ootn75]

Maybe this will work
http://i44.tinypic.com/16m80sl.jpg


I don't know if this pic will post but I screen-shat my playlist. I have a few bootlegs here and there I might stick in there somewhere but this is the playlist right now. I had the "OOTN Intro" from the boxed set in there between BOML & OOTN but it pissed me off so I took it out. The 2nd Nightingale is from here & I prefer it:
http://www.billhalverson.com/audio/NIGHTINGALE.mp3

I'd love to know if I missed something big!

[ootn75]

Glenn, Don, Randy & JD have their own playlists of solo stuff because I have all their stuff. Joe has a "highlights" one and Timothy has a Poco songs he sang/ Expando one because that's all I have. I didn't want solo stuff in with Eagles stuff. Different moods. I don't have every live recording I have in there - just the "official" ones and a few others. I also ended up with a youtube video of every song on the tour so I pulled the audio and made that playlist too. That's how my boys knew what song was coming up next at the concert ;o)

[Ive always been a dreamer]

Maybe this will work
http://i44.tinypic.com/16m80sl.jpg


Wow ootn - That is an impressive iTunes playlist if I've ever seen one! :nod:

[sodascouts]

We are playlist twins!

[NightMistBlue]

Also, what song is Glenn singing and strumming in the motel room?

Oh I'm sad to hear that it wasn't finished. I've actually been singing that fragment lately, "if you won't be with me someday..." it's rather haunting.

Didn't someone on this forum refer to it as "Smile"? I was hoping there would be a boot of it somewhere.

OT: someone in the UK posted a transcript of the documentary: http://www.springfieldspringfield.co.uk/movie_script.php?movie=history-of-the-eagles-part-one

Eagles obsessives unite! :)

[sodascouts]

Wow. That's impressive!

[BillBailey1976]

Also I don't guess there's a live version of Nightingale by Linda? I've been wearing that demo out of Nightingale by the Eagles lately and I'd love hers.

There is actually a pretty good live version of Linda singing this on Youtube.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyRVatbqHAA

[try_andlove_again]

Does anyone here know which song says "it's goin' down" that's in the documentary? I've been trying to figure it out for the past 3 days, and I'm losing my mind. Lol

[EagleInKansas]

"Swamp River Country" by Shiloh.

[try_andlove_again]

"Swamp River Country" by Shiloh.

Thank you /so much!!!!!/ I really appreciate it!

[groupie2686]

Oh I'm sad to hear that it wasn't finished. I've actually been singing that fragment lately, "if you won't be with me someday..." it's rather haunting.

Didn't someone on this forum refer to it as "Smile"? I was hoping there would be a boot of it somewhere.


Eagles obsessives unite! :)

Sorry to resurrect this old thread...I just watched the documentary again this weekend and I'd like more info on the song too (the one Glenn was singing in the motel room). I agree, it is rather haunting and sweet.

The effort you all went into to make a list of songs in the documentary and that chronological playlist are impressive! I'd love to make a chronological playlist myself that includes their solo work, but that would take a long time, to even get my hands on it all.

[New Kid In Town]

Sorry to resurrect this old thread...I just watched the documentary again this weekend and I'd like more info on the song too (the one Glenn was singing in the motel room). I agree, it is rather haunting and sweet.

The effort you all went into to make a list of songs in the documentary and that chronological playlist are impressive! I'd love to make a chronological playlist myself that includes their solo work, but that would take a long time, to even get my hands on it all.

Groupie - I know it is a lonnnnng thread, but there is a chronological playlist
somewhere in the pages of the HOTE thread. They had a lot of great songs in the film.

[groupie2686]

There really was a lot of great music in HOTE. A soundtrack of every song in the film would be fantastic (although I could do without "hey good lookin', what you got cookin'....).

[New Kid In Town]

Yeah, there are a few they could leave off a cd, and that would be one of them.

[JeffRainey]

Meeting the Eagles from the 70s segment and it starts Part 1
Seven Bridges
Take It Easy
One of These Nights
Rocky Mountain Way
Take It To The Limit
Too Many Hands

Older Don, Glenn and Joe segment
Life In the Fast Lane
Wasted Time (Reprise)

Glenn's segment
Detroit Jump-Big Maceo Merriweather
Shop Around-Smokey Robinson and the Miracles
Number One In Your Heart-The Monitors

Don's segment
Ramblin' Man-Hank Williams
Hustle Is On-T-Bone Walker
Gotta Lot of Rhythm in My Soul-Patsy Cline
Go To The Mardi Gras-Professor Longhair
Hey, Good Lookin'-Hank Williams
That's All Right-Elvis Presley
After You're GOne-Al Hirt

Glenn's segment
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction-The Rolling Stones
Ramblin' Gamblin' Man-Bob Seger

Don's Segment
Peace in the Valley

Glenn's segment
So You Wanna Be a Rock 'N' Roll Star-The Byrds
Here We Go Again-Poco
Run Boy Run-Longbranch Pennywhistle

Don's segment
Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In)-Kenny Rogers & the First Edition
Same Old Story-Shiloh
Simple Little Down Home Rock and Roll Love Song For Rosie-Shiloh
Swamp River Country-Shiloh

Glenn's & Don's segment
Don't Talk Now-Longbranch Pennywhistle
Doctor My Eyes-Jackson Browne
Take a Whiff on Me-The Byrds
Jesus Is Just Alright-They Byrds
California-Joni Mitchell
So Far Away-Carole King
Country Comfort-Elton John
You're No Good-Linda Ronstadt
Nightingale-Linda Ronstadt
Lovesick Blues-Linda Ronstadt
Blue Bayou-Roy Orbison
It Doesn't Matter Anymore-Linda Ronstadt

The Eagles' segment
Older Guys-The Flying Burrito Brothers
What A Day-Poco
Lashambeaux-Ned Doheny
Take the Devil
Tryin
Get You in The Mood
Seven Bridges Road
Peaceful Easy Feeling
Witchy Woman
Chug All Night
Silver Dagger
Nightingale
Communication Breakdown-Led Zeppelin
You Can't Always Get What You Want-The Rolling Stones
Peaceful Easy Feeling
Take It Easy
Train Leaves Here This Morning
Earlybird
Most Of Us Are Sad
Tequila Sunrise
Outlaw Man
Certain Kind of Fool
Doolin' Dalton(Instrumental)
Twenty-One
Doolin' Dalton/Desperado(Reprise)
Doolin' Dalton
Desperado-Linda Ronstadt
Out of Control
Good Day in Hell
Bitter Creek
Turn To Stone-Joe Walsh
James Dean
Already Gone
One Of These Nights
My Man
After The Thrill Is Gone
You Never Cry Like A Lover
Lyin' Eyes
Take It To the Limit
Journey of the Sorcerer
Rocky Mountain Way-Joe Walsh
Life's Been Good-Joe Walsh
The Real Me-The Who


Does anyone have an idea where the live performance of Pretty Maids All IN A Row came from? It's in part 2, chapter 5, and starts at 1:20 focusing on Joe Walsh's recovery. I know that this was during When Hell Freezes Over, but I have the DVD and it is not the same version. There are audience recordings on youtube from around that time, but not that particular version. The harmonies throughout it are so thick and precise that you're rewinding back just to hear those few seconds over and over again. Especially Timothy's high tenor during the Oohs at the end.
Many thanks in advance!

[MaryCalifornia]

Hi JR, I don't have the answer to your question, but I will say that I was surprised by how much I loved this song live on the HoTE tour, it was really moving! Always happy to hear Timothy's harmonies turned up in the mix.

[YoungEaglesFan]

Does anyone have an idea where the live performance of Pretty Maids All IN A Row came from? It's in part 2, chapter 5, and starts at 1:20 focusing on Joe Walsh's recovery. I know that this was during When Hell Freezes Over, but I have the DVD and it is not the same version. There are audience recordings on youtube from around that time, but not that particular version. The harmonies throughout it are so thick and precise that you're rewinding back just to hear those few seconds over and over again. Especially Timothy's high tenor during the Oohs at the end.
Many thanks in advance!

I’ve heard from others that the band has a lot of footage from concerts during the Hell Freezes over tour. I’m pretty sure that was just footage the band had in the vault, that unless it gets put out in a release, we won’t be able to get our hands on. I too really liked that clip, it made me become a lot more interested in that song

[BillBailey1976]

I’ve heard from others that the band has a lot of footage from concerts during the Hell Freezes over tour. I’m pretty sure that was just footage the band had in the vault, that unless it gets put out in a release, we won’t be able to get our hands on. I too really liked that clip, it made me become a lot more interested in that song

I would love more HFO era stuff....I love that era of the band.
I have the 95 Christchurch concert and it's great. Too bad it's freezing and raining and the guys are pretty miserable looking, especially in the last half.

[Brooke]

The thing is, why don't they go ahead and release whatever they have because if they wait much longer a lot of their diehard fans are their age and won't live forever. And the younger casual fans really don't care to see it. Yes, a few do, but..... So, it will all just die with them, I guess. (Don't get upset about me mentioning this, but it will happen eventually.) KWIM?

[BillBailey1976]

Sad but true Brooke. I am a "younger" fan, meaning I wasn't part of the target audience when they first came along (I was born around the time HC came out) , and I'm in my early 40s now!!!!!

[Brooke]

I just don't understand them not capitalizing on this stuff while they still can. I know they are perfectionists, but still......we don't care how perfect it is! Let us have it! They must be one of the few bands that are allergic to YouTube and such! :brickwall: