Joe will have his own radio show starting this Saturday.

[shunlvswx]

This deserves its own thread.

Joe will have his own weekly radio show that will start this Saturday at 6:00pm Pacific Time on 88.7fm radio. You can listen to it online.

https://csunshinetoday.csun.edu/arts...io-to-88-5-fm/ (https://csunshinetoday.csun.edu/arts-and-culture/music-legend-joe-walsh-brings-old-fashioned-rock-n-roll-radio-to-88-5-fm/)

https://www.885fm.org/programs/joe-w...ll-radio-show/ (https://www.885fm.org/programs/joe-walshs-old-fahsioned-rocknroll-radio-show/)

[KingWalsh]

Can’t wait to tune in! I will be on my way to work in the middle, so hopefully they will have it for replay as well!

[sodascouts]

I'm excited about this!

[KingWalsh]

So I was able to hear the whole thing before going to work Yay!:blueblob: It went by so fast! I listened via iHeartRadio. Right out the gate he went with LED ZEP “good times bad times” and the playlist was all over the map which I found great and refreshing, I wish he talked a bit more, yet he sounded great and can’t wait until next week. I recommend it! Of course :grooving:

Unsure if it’ll be made available for listening later on, so I don’t want to give too many spoilers, but he included “Ohio” and spoke of Kent State, and songs included surprised me including Kate Bush “Running Up That Hill”. I haven’t heard in years, so cool! Looking forward to next week!

[CAinOH]

So I was able to hear the whole thing before going to work Yay!:blueblob: It went by so fast! I listened via iHeartRadio. Right out the gate he went with LED ZEP “good times bad times” and the playlist was all over the map which I found great and refreshing, I wish he talked a bit more, yet he sounded great and can’t wait until next week. I recommend it! Of course :grooving:

Unsure if it’ll be made available for listening later on, so I don’t want to give too many spoilers, but he included “Ohio” and spoke of Kent State, and songs included surprised me including Kate Bush “Running Up That Hill”. I haven’t heard in years, so cool! Looking forward to next week!

Dang it all! I missed it! Despite Pippinwhite's interpretation of time zones for me, I forgot all about it.

Yay! There's a replay button on the web site! Just go to the bottom of the article.
https://www.885fm.org/programs/joe-walshs-old-fahsioned-rocknroll-radio-show/

[Ive always been a dreamer]

Thanks for the heads up everyone. Hope this is a success!

[RamboIV]

For those who missed it, here are all of Joe's in-studio bits (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0d1i61Sygs). I have more Joe content on that YouTube page, so be sure to hit subscribe!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0d1i61Sygs

Also, if you're curious, check out the podcast I did about Joe. Kristin Casey, the author of "Rock Monster: My Life With Joe Walsh", gave it very high praise. You can find it here: Part 1 (https://playthatpodcast.podbean.com/e/episode-3-joe-walsh-part-one-1965-1980/) & Part 2 (https://playthatpodcast.podbean.com/e/episode-4-joe-walsh-part-two-1980-2020/).

Finally, you can find me on twitter at @PlayThatPodcast (https://twitter.com/playthatpodcast) & also on facebook (https://www.facebook.com/playthatpodcast)!

[NightMistBlue]

Many thanks, Rambo!! What a groovy thing to do.

[shunlvswx]

Joe just announced on his facebook page that his show will be 2 hours now.

[KingWalsh]

Thanks for the heads up Shun! So looking forward to it. Last week was great! Hoping for more stories and such. Glad it’s a success

[RamboIV]

Hi all! Here's all of Joe's in-studio bits from Episode 2. I will try to post his segments as often as I can. Highlights from this week's show were him playing "No Peace in the Jungle" from "Got Any Gum" and "Good Man Down" from "The Confessor"! Also, his wife Marjorie hopped on for a moment to introduce Joe's jam session with Little Richard ("But I Try") from "Analog Man".

Great show!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmnNDv88ux4

If you're a fan of Joe or classic rock in general, please subscribe to my YouTube channel, and follow me on twitter at @PlayThatPodcast (https://twitter.com/playthatpodcast)!

[KingWalsh]

Listened, it was fun as expected, and goes by fast! I said it before, love that he plays all kinds of stuff, and as Rambo said, he played deep cuts of his own! Yay! I still wish he would chat a bit more, so cool Marjorie was on too....88.5 has the show in its entirety:

https://www.885fm.org/programs/joe-walshs-old-fahsioned-rocknroll-radio-show/

[Delilah]

For those who missed it, here are all of Joe's in-studio bits (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0d1i61Sygs). I have more Joe content on that YouTube page, so be sure to hit subscribe!

Also, if you're curious, check out the podcast I did about Joe. Kristin Casey, the author of "Rock Monster: My Life With Joe Walsh", gave it very high praise. You can find it here: Part 1 (https://playthatpodcast.podbean.com/e/episode-3-joe-walsh-part-one-1965-1980/) & Part 2 (https://playthatpodcast.podbean.com/e/episode-4-joe-walsh-part-two-1980-2020/).

Finally, you can find me on twitter at @PlayThatPodcast (https://twitter.com/playthatpodcast) & also on facebook (https://www.facebook.com/playthatpodcast)!


Hi all! Here's all of Joe's in-studio bits from Episode 2. I will try to post his segments as often as I can. Highlights from this week's show were him playing "No Peace in the Jungle" from "Got Any Gum" and "Good Man Down" from "The Confessor"! Also, his wife Marjorie hopped on for a moment to introduce Joe's jam session with Little Richard ("But I Try") from "Analog Man".

Great show!

If you're a fan of Joe or classic rock in general, please subscribe to my YouTube channel, and follow me on twitter at @PlayThatPodcast (https://twitter.com/playthatpodcast)!

Thanks so much for posting these, RamboIV! Joe sounds like he’s enjoying himself, and it was quite entertaining.

[sodascouts]

Love that Joe is doing this. We need this content now!

[KingWalsh]

Love that Joe is doing this. We need this content now!

So true! Comforting. :guitar: 🌟💓

[KingWalsh]

Listening to Joe week 3! "Bubbles".....from The Confessor album...playing songs to sum up this past week......he said he'll tell some stories in the second half💓🎸🌟

[RamboIV]

Hi all! Here's Joe's in-studio bits from Episode 3, which include the debut of a character named Bob. Joe played "Bubbles" from "The Confessor" and "India" (again) from "Analog Man". Most importantly however, he played an unreleased recording of him and Jim Varney (!!) playing a cover of Lee Michaels' "Do You Know What I Mean"! I pulled the full song from the recording, and uploaded that separately.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYDjIaDJE00


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8R8I4cT0bc

If you're a fan of Joe or classic rock in general, please subscribe to my YouTube channel, and follow me on twitter at @PlayThatPodcast (https://twitter.com/playthatpodcast)!

[KingWalsh]

Listened live this week...some times my stream dropped due to dead spots on way to work:x, but it was still fun. He replayed some songs from previous airings...guess he really liked them ha ha. He played Last Good time in Town, said (I’m paraphrasing) it was lost in the middle of Long Road Out Of Eden. The set list was all over the place, which I enjoy...even played YMCA by the village people. Very cool that he played Split Decision his colab with Steve Winwood. I wish he would chat a bit more. Can’t wait until next week. :applause::heart::applause:🎸 full show link here https://www.885fm.org/programs/joe-walshs-old-fahsioned-rocknroll-radio-show/

[RamboIV]

OK here's the in-studio bits for episode 4. He opened the show with his solo version of "In the City", and as KingWalsh mentioned, he later played "Last Good Time in Town" from "Long Road Out of Eden". He also played "A Life of Illusion" and "One Day at a Time" later in the show. But again as mentioned, the highlight of the night was hearing him discuss how he helped Steve Winwood produce "Split Decision" (great song!). I also wish he would chat a bit more when playing stuff like that! In any case, another good show.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=695Snc1_spo

Finally, please subscribe to that YouTube channel, as I've posted several other Joe videos beyond this radio program, and you can also follow me on Twitter at @PlayThatPodcast (https://twitter.com/playthatpodcast).

[sodascouts]

Thanks again! I've subscribed!

[KingWalsh]

A bit late on this, Joe was at it again. Good show, mixing it up again, played Pretty Maids (live), talked how Dylan liked it. Here is the link for complete show.

https://www.885fm.org/listen/archive?showid=62&file=Joe_Walsh_Radio_Show&date=20200620

[RamboIV]

Thanks again! I've subscribed!
Awesome! Thanks, Nancy! It's been awhile since I've popped in over here. Glad to see the forum still going strong : )

So here's the in-studio bits for episode 5. He was a little quiet this go 'round. He played Jay Ferguson's "Thunder Island" (which he plays guitar on -- learn more about that here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAtOWYRziyI)), but he didn't say much about the song. And near the end of the show, he thanked Bob Dylan for his kind words about "Pretty Maids All in a Row". Hopefully Joe will have some better commentary this weekend.


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

[KingWalsh]

Joe’s show was funky tonight! He talked more and Marjorie did station promo! He had a cool back story for the Macarena....never knew that! He played “Look At Us Now”....another overlooked song of his, ahead of his time perhaps? Love that he’s playing these deeper cuts! Here is a link for the show

https://www.885fm.org/programs/joe-walshs-old-fahsioned-rocknroll-radio-show/

[RamboIV]

Here's the in-studio bits for this Saturday's show. MUCH better than last week. This is what I'm hoping for with this show -- some good discussion between songs. Also, he played a song called "Don't Walk Away" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S00HHzXZUrg) by Toni Childs. I had never heard that one before, and it is my new favorite song. It is a JAM.


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

[Ive always been a dreamer]

Thanks for keeping us updated on this, KW and Rambo. I'm hoping I'll have some free time to listen to this soon.

[KingWalsh]

Is Joe gonna have on Linda Ronstadt Saturday??? His latest tweet teases a surprise guest!!:yay::yay:

https://mobile.twitter.com/JoeWalsh/status/1279078108805513217 (https://mobile.twitter.com/JoeWalsh/status/1279078108805513217)

[Ive always been a dreamer]

So - any word on who the surprise guest was?

[CAinOH]

So - any word on who the surprise guest was?

It was Linda Ronstadt. Joe announced her appearance on his Facebook page before the show.

https://content.screencast.com/users/cheryl7821/folders/Default/media/c0c5b07b-eab6-492c-af21-9b7c39063e93/JWalshRadio01.jpg

[RamboIV]

Hi all! Here's Joe's in-studio bits from this past Saturday. BALONEY!

And it includes his (very sweet) interview with Linda Ronstadt. Joe seems absolutely ecstatic to talk to her.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCYKnNaeA2I

[KingWalsh]

Hi all! This was such a great episode! He played great music as usual, including "boys of summer" and of course Linda. He shared some cool stories, and mentioned Laurel Canyon tv show. So happy he is talking more! The interview with Linda was so cool! The Station website said coming soon an "Ask Joe" segment!!8)

https://www.885fm.org/listen/archive?showid=62&file=Joe_Walsh_Radio_Show&date=20200704

P.s. Rambo, Toni Child's song "don't walk away" is cool, I love that he plays lesser known songs.

[shunlvswx]

Joe's brother in law will be a guest on tomorrow's show. This is going to be interesting. I wonder what stories they will tell.

[KingWalsh]

Shun, I'm sure it'll be a blast. Thanks for the heads up!! They are so great together!! Can't wait, thought I'd share this pic Ringo posted. :D:D

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ech04RkU4AA7xto?format=jpg&name=medium

[Ive always been a dreamer]

Wow - Those two sure are lookin' good for old guys! :wink:

[RamboIV]

Joe opened this weeks show with his interview with Ringo. It goes on for about 10 minutes. He also plays the Eagles live version of Hotel California from 1995 and later he plays his own "County Fair". Another good episode! I wonder if he's going to keep bringing people in for interviews each week from here on out...? That could be very cool. Would love to hear him joke around with Brian Johnson from AC/DC! Who do you think would make good guests for Joe's show?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjQvffH79Tg

[shunlvswx]

Tonight's guest will be Eagles' Satan, Irving and director Cameron Crowe. This is going to be a fun and interesting show.

[WalshFan88]

Tonight's guest will be Eagles' Satan, Irving and director Cameron Crowe. This is going to be a fun and interesting show.

Cameron Crowe would be excellent but Irving Azoff has the personality of molded bread. So dry, lol.

[RamboIV]

Here are the in-studio bits from last Saturday's show. Joe played a few interesting selections from his history -- "Teenage Jail" from his days with the Eagles, Henley's "Dirty Laundry" (afterwards he talks about recording the guitar solo on that one), and a track called "Six Strings from Hell", which he recorded with Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen. Did not know Joe recorded music with Paul, so it was interesting to learn that. By my count, that's *two* musical side-projects of corporate moguls that Joe has recorded with (JD and the Straight Shot being the other). Lame, but whatever.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZY3yFUwhPk

Speaking of corporate moguls, Joe also conducted an hour-long interview with Cameron Crowe and Irving Azoff. It's a long interview, so I've uploaded that separately. I didn't listen to it because I think Irving is a scumbag, so maybe someone else can recap it.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXP_z9H0-r0

Although I didn't care for the guests this week, I love what Joe is doing with this show. I hope he continues to have guests on because Joe is clearly well-liked in the industry and conversation between genuine friends makes for a great listen!

[WalshFan88]

Irving Azoff is the definition of a scumbag, RamboIV.

As I said in a thread regarding Eagles 3.0 recently, there is a reason that his nickname in Hollywood is "The Poisoned Dwarf". He has chronic little man syndrome, and unfortunately is quite powerful so he gets to throw his weight around as he sees fit, from the comfort of his high-rise. He's about the size of a garden gnome, yet is seemingly the biggest giant in his own mind. Again, unfortunately, he has the money and power to get away with it but had he pulled that crap as a normal average Joe, he would have been humbled quite quickly. So he's quite lucky in that regard! It seems the people who desire control and power for all the wrong reasons are often the ones that end up with it in the end, which is disheartening but I still say with 110% confidence that Irv doesn't scare me at all. He throws lawsuits around like confetti. But if I was in the MI business, I wouldn't let him intimidate me, nor would I bend to his every demand. I think some people enable these types of people. I wouldn't want someone like that managing me, nor would I want to ever do business of any kind with them. That's the kind of guy I wouldn't take a glass of ice water from in hell! I'd rather perish knowing I didn't let him think I need him for anything. Azoff isn't the only exec like this, to be fair, obviously there are big time CEOs, leaders, and former reality TV stars who act the same. But I think I'd just laugh at Irving Azoff. He's the size of a garden gnome! Without his team of "yes-men" lawyers, he's just a baby kitten. :grin:

[WalshFan88]

Thank you for posting the one about Dirty Laundry, Rambo! I think that's my favorite Walsh guitar solo besides the dual solo with DF on Hotel California. Such great info.

[KingWalsh]

I’ve had a crazy week and I am a little behind unfortunately. Can’t wait to listen to latest with Irving and Cameron. I was so happy he played “County Fair” the other week. Absolutely amazing, one of my favorites by Joe!! I love how he is loosening up and talking more. “Dirty Laundry” is superb as well! As far as guests I’d like to see there are quite a few. Hope Bill Szymczyk or Joe Vitale show up...and of course Timothy or Don would be nice. Also excited for the “ask Joe” segment that should be starting soon. :):thumbsup:

[RamboIV]

Irving Azoff is the definition of a scumbag, RamboIV.

As I said in a thread regarding Eagles 3.0 recently, there is a reason that his nickname in Hollywood is "The Poisoned Dwarf". He has chronic little man syndrome, and unfortunately is quite powerful so he gets to throw his weight around as he sees fit, from the comfort of his high-rise. He's about the size of a garden gnome, yet is seemingly the biggest giant in his own mind...

Preach! And I think I agree with you about Dirty Landry. Joe kills it on that one!

[WalshFan88]

Preach! And I think I agree with you about Dirty Landry. Joe kills it on that one!

Agreed.

I recently learned that Randy Newman's song "Short People" was penned at least in part due to Azoff.

[Scamp]

You can also send Joe a message about the program or request a song. If you look around there is a video of an interview the station did with him recently. It's in a section called ? Home? can't remember it right now. There are a few interviews on the list so you just have to scroll down till you find it.
His last program was 3 hours long. The station is giving I'm what ever he wants, more time or interviews. The one Sat with Irving was actually good and entertaining
All his programs are listed so you can catch up on missed ones. Playlist and listen.

[KingWalsh]

So I finally got to watch the interview of Joe with Cameron and Irving. If you havent, please do so, it's really really good. Put your feelings for Irving aside, the interview is loaded with stories, and flows very nicely, like 3 friends talking. Cameron mentions Glenn several times in regards to his films and
Has a cool Jerry Maguire story, so please listen or watch with link below!👌

Also, please send in your question for Just ask Joe! This shall be cute too. Hopefully won't be a bunch of the usual questions, etc! I put mine in :)

Last thing this weekend is Roy Orbison III as guest, that cute little munchkin!! I'm sure there will be vid of that too!

Here is The link to the vid of Joe, Irving and Cameron! I highly recommend it. Joe's filter....lol,he looks great though.

https://www.885fm.org

[WalshFan88]

So I finally got to watch the interview of Joe with Cameron and Irving. If you havent, please do so, it's really really good. Put your feelings for Irving aside, the interview is loaded with stories, and flows very nicely, like 3 friends talking. Cameron mentions Glenn several times in regards to his films and
Has a cool Jerry Maguire story, so please listen or watch with link below!👌

Also, please send in your question for Just ask Joe! This shall be cute too. Hopefully won't be a bunch of the usual questions, etc! I put mine in :)

Last thing this weekend is Roy Orbison III as guest, that cute little munchkin!! I'm sure there will be vid of that too!

Here is The link to the vid of Joe, Irving and Cameron! I highly recommend it. Joe's filter....lol,he looks great though.

https://www.885fm.org

LOL, I'll try KW.

I'll try to skip around to the Cameron/Glenn bits. I love him... But Irving Azoff makes me want to punch the wall, lol. I can't stand passive-aggressive people like that.

[KingWalsh]

Hee hee walshfan88, you'll be happy Irving isn't in too much mostly Cameron and Joe. So I think you'll be ok. Ha ha
Cool story regarding Zeppelin too, and fast times stories, too much! it's so good trust me 😃

[WalshFan88]

Hee hee walshfan88, you'll be happy Irving isn't in too much mostly Cameron and Joe. So I think you'll be ok. Ha ha
Cool story regarding Zeppelin too, and fast times stories, too much! it's so good trust me 😃

I'll give it a shot right now!

[KingWalsh]

Joe’s show was super adorbs with Roy 3! So cute!! Joe rocked it out and got funky as usual and played a few of his own tunes, including his cover of “will you still love me tomorrow?” Nice! I wish he played his version of “love letters“ I always liked his version. Oh well. He started the question and answers segment and he was asked about his blues project. He said he has the recordings but has to find time to focus on it and has recordings with Bill Withers....awesome. Hopefully this week mine might get answered! :pray: Can’t wait to see who the guest is!
here’s the link!https://www.885fm.org/programs/joe-walshs-old-fahsioned-rocknroll-radio-show/

[RamboIV]

At long last, here are the in-studio bits of last Saturday's show. Joe played quite a few of his own numbers this time around. His new theme song appears to be "How Ya Doin'", the weird B-side from "Got Any Gum?". He also played Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow, Waffle Stomp (from Fast Times at Ridgemont High), Analog Man, I Can Play That Rock and Roll, and the live version of "All Night Long" from Eagles Live. Also included is his "interview" with Roy Orbison III and his first "Just Ask Joe" segment. Enjoy!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8N3UOSV36I

[Ive always been a dreamer]

Hope to find time to watch this one. I did watch the show with Irving and Cameron and really enjoyed it. Thanks KW and Rambo for keeping us updated.

[KingWalsh]

I haven’t listened to this week yet (so ashamed..)I couldn’t get the player to work plus my work schedule and this tropical storm and such. But I really enjoy it. That interview was so cool with Cameron and Irving. Funny How a chunk of Irving’s shots were of the top of his head, Joe mentions it too....lol.

[Scamp]

I haven’t listened to this week yet (so ashamed..)I couldn’t get the player to work plus my work schedule and this tropical storm and such. But I really enjoy it. That interview was so cool with Cameron and Irving. Funny How a chunk of Irving’s shots were of the top of his head, Joe mentions it too....lol.
Irving said he didn't know Joe was video taping it too, only audio for the show. I think it was just his height. LOL I liked when he compared the hair on the top of their heads.
Maybe Joe will do more video streaming of interviews. Also hopefully more rock history, he's a walking history book of Rock and Roll. His backstage videos sometimes look like a Who's Who of rock.

[KingWalsh]

He sure is scamp! This past Saturdays show was good, no guest, but some cool stories sprinkled throughout. I love how laid back he is and doesn’t “showboat” or brag. Just tells a story that ties into the song, as with the Chris Cornell story...man I would’ve loved to hear that collab!!! He did a nice tribute To Peter Green, and Played great Music as usual. Q&A, some great questions coming in...I learned the Gretsch he gave Pete Townshend was used for the “Midnight Man” recording, how cool is that?!He teased a Very special guest for tonight, and the station says you don’t want to miss, but no mention who it is? The suspense is killing me!! So looking forward to this....

[KingWalsh]

Ok so Edge from U2 was the guest...I was a little bummed, not a big U2 fan, but a good interview nonetheless. I noticed Joe has been posting to Facebook all this time but not on twitter, so there are some cool.posts regarding the show there. He tells the origins of Midnight Man....steamy! :hug::drool::smokin:...lucky gal!
Music was all over the map again, which is great, and played several solo songs including "Theme from Island Weirdos"...such a peaceful song IMHO, never thought I'd hear that one played. He was asked about his book, and says it's written up to going to college, says he has a long way to go. Can't wait until this Saturday....hoping just maybe he will.answer my question.....

[RamboIV]

Here's the in-studio bits of last Satuday's show, which includes the full interview with The Edge. Joe plays Midnight Man and all of Side A of "Barnstorm", which was pretty cool. Also, he says that "Hotel California" is both his favorite and least favorite song to perform live.


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

[RamboIV]

And here's the in-studio bits from yesterday's show. No interview this week, but Joe mentioned he might try to get Brian Johnson (from AC/DC) in the future! Also, he talked about the inspiration for his song "Indian Summer".


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2re_2epw0k

[KingWalsh]

Hey everybody! Great songs played throughout and questions were answered throughout. As Rambo stated, no guest this week. Hearing him talk about “Indian Summer” was nice, such a great song. One thing that stood out for me was how Marjorie and Joe met! That was nice to hear and didn’t realize they met in 1982, and life interfered basically with them becoming a thing....He tells it way better, so give a listen. Wow!

[Scamp]

I like how he answered all the questions even the personal ones. Liked how he says when he and Marjorie would hug good bye they didn't want to let go. I wish he would have her on as a guest. She's a good match for him. It's cute how she runs to kiss him before he goes on stage for shows or how he waves to her when she's mentioned at his award ceremony for the MoPOP Founder Award. They really seem to enjoy each other.
Sometimes i'll go back and listen to past show's questions just to hear his answers. I skip through little by little till I hear him talk. Wish he'd also have Joe Vitale on. The two of them really get laughing about past history.
One of the biggest things I've noticed about Joe since getting sober as he is becoming more comfortable with his life and just enjoying it.

[RamboIV]

Here are the in-studio bits of Joe's two most recent shows. The August 22nd playlist includes "Lucky That Way" from Analog Man and also "Outside" by the Foo Fighters, which is a song Joe played guitar on. And in one of the "Just Ask Joe" segments, he tells a story about one of the James Gang's earliest gigs!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zi3Zwmd5M-U

The August 29th playlist includes "Analog Man", "Indian Summer", and "Waiting in the Weeds" from LROoE. But more importantly, it features a wonderful interview with the one and only Brian Johnson of AC/DC. I don't know about you, but I could listen to the ol' dudes gab like this for hours. Great fun!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pwcli0Fdvc

[KingWalsh]

I am behind with updates too Rambo haha! Last week, no guest and a chunk of songs were of the reflective side, so idk felt kinda down....but the James Gang story was cool! Can’t wait to listen this week! I enjoyed the AXS interview these two did so I know this’ll be great! I wonder how many questions he gets per week? I wonder if he just skims through the most recent? Should I re-ask? Maybe mine are burried ? Come on Joe answer my question! :pray:

[KingWalsh]

I like how he answered all the questions even the personal ones. Liked how he says when he and Marjorie would hug good bye they didn't want to let go. I wish he would have her on as a guest. She's a good match for him. It's cute how she runs to kiss him before he goes on stage for shows or how he waves to her when she's mentioned at his award ceremony for the MoPOP Founder Award. They really seem to enjoy each other.
Sometimes i'll go back and listen to past show's questions just to hear his answers. I skip through little by little till I hear him talk. Wish he'd also have Joe Vitale on. The two of them really get laughing about past history.
One of the biggest things I've noticed about Joe since getting sober as he is becoming more comfortable with his life and just enjoying it.

i couldn’t agree more scamp! Their backstory....I was like wow. Funny how life is sometimes. Things can get so tangled and messy and then viola! And yes!! Where is Vitale?? Hopefully he’ll be on soon. His book was a blast and such a great collection of pix. I asked Joe about the John Lennon and Ringo Jam that Vitale mentions in the book. Also a few others. Ha ha. Maybe one day! Marjorie would be a great guest too, maybe she’s shy? How about Lucy? I wonder how his boys are...how about , Don, Timothy, Szymczyk?

[Scamp]

I don't think Marjorie is that shy but I do think she is just hanging in the background, you know, just letting Joe be Joe. In his wrap-up videos you can see her dancing on the stage and Ringo's birthday video she's doing most all the talking and sings with Joe.
One thing I have noticed in some interviews he really hangs on to her tight. A couple times I've seen her answer questions instead of Joe. Ringo will deflect some of the questions from Joe too. Joe is slow answering questions sometimes especially when they catch him off guard such as not being about the event they are attending or such. When he talks about ham radios or guitars and amps he's fine in fact he seems to try to keep his words so others will understand and not be so technical.
They seem to be happy together and you never see one with out the other. I'll bet when Joe goes over to Ringo's to record, she goes with him and visit her sister and they are very close. It must be nice when Ringo needs a guitar part he gets on the phone can calls Joe and he's there in half hour ready to play. LOL

[KingWalsh]

David Crosby will be Joe’s guest tonight! So cool the guests that he has on! Love it.
Scamp, ya you’re probably right, let her man do his thing. I also noticed sometimes he is more “reserved”, but I think that’s true with anyone. They are adorable together. I saw the Ringo birthday special too. So sweet.

[Scamp]

David Crosby will be Joe’s guest tonight! So cool the guests that he has on! Love it.
Scamp, ya you’re probably right, let her man do his thing. I also noticed sometimes he is more “reserved”, but I think that’s true with anyone. They are adorable together. I saw the Ringo birthday special too. So sweet.
Joe's interview with David Crosby was good. I wish he could video more of them like he did with Crowe. I did see Crosby's show that they talked about. It was nice seeing him going around the old area pointing thins and places out and talking about his health. I recorded it so I can watch it again. I got a chance to see David when it was just Crosby and Stills at the Troubadour. Saw a lot of great people there when they were just starting out including Don and Glenn.

[KingWalsh]

Joe’s show was great as usual :wink: chock full of great songs including Busy Being Fabulous—Eagles, Down the Road —Manassas, You’re gonna need me—James Gang:heart: , 15 years—Joe, To the Morning—Dan Fogelberg was the last song. He had the interview at the end this time, and it was very cool. Laid back. I’m on the east coast Scamp, born in 76, so jealous you got to experience all that.

[Ive always been a dreamer]

I'm so behind on these, it'll take a long time for me to catch. But, I appreciate all of the recaps.

[KingWalsh]

Joe’s show Saturday was without a guest but he gave a pretty cool rundown on the talk box. At first I was like ugh not another talk box question, but his explanation was great to hear. Great songs played as usual including “The Radio Song”(Under appreciated in my opinion) “These Days”—Jackson Brown, and a group of some of his favorite guitar instrumentals. This upcoming Saturday will feature Stuart Copeland from The Police.

[Scamp]

I like the way he's playing so many artist. Sometimes I hear a song and have to look to see who's singing it.
Being born and raised in Los Angeles Hollywood was a favorite place to go. There used to be so many places where bands played It was a great music time. Also a great drinking time.Sometimes I wouldn't remember the drive home or who I saw. Mondays at the Troubadour was the best. Cheaper to get in and they had "Hoot" time when anyone could play. Seeing some of the people when they were just starting out and forming into groups they are now was great. Joe played more at the Whiskey, it was well known for it's rock shows. AC/DC, Motley Crew and of course Joe. Hard rowdy rock and roll. I feel Lucky to have been able to see it.

[Elle81]

Joe’s show Saturday was without a guest but he gave a pretty cool rundown on the talk box. At first I was like ugh not another talk box question, but his explanation was great to hear. Great songs played as usual including “The Radio Song”(Under appreciated in my opinion) “These Days”—Jackson Brown, and a group of some of his favorite guitar instrumentals. This upcoming Saturday will feature Stuart Copeland from The Police.

I agree with you about the talk box question. When I heard the question being asked, i rolled my eyes and thought damn somebody else already asked that a few weeks back. But it was cool when he went in depth about how it works. Then he started to play a little bit of Rocky Mountain Way and I got excited because I love that song. Then he went and played something else, and I laughed and yelled at my computer speakers "You tease! Nobody likes a tease, Joe!" :laugh:

[Scamp]

I agree with you about the talk box question. When I heard the question being asked, i rolled my eyes and thought damn somebody else already asked that a few weeks back. But it was cool when he went in depth about how it works. Then he started to play a little bit of Rocky Mountain Way and I got excited because I love that song. Then he went and played something else, and I laughed and yelled at my computer speakers "You tease! Nobody likes a tease, Joe!" :laugh:
When the question was first asked he said he'd answer it the next week because he wanted to do a segment on it. It was cool. Rocky Mountain Way was a bonus too. I wish he would have streamed it so we could see him and what he was talking about too.
Can't wait till he digs into his tapes he says he has of jams he done and talks some more on Rock history.

[RamboIV]

Here's the in-studio segments from the past two weeks. The first video includes Joe's full interview with David Crosby (who is a great person to follow on Twitter btw).


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKAII4O4wfw

Last weekend's show featured a tutorial/demo of Joe's legendary talkbox. And he also spoke about what motivated him to write one of my favorite songs of his: "The Radio Song" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7KlLFX430c)!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4I2j6GQ8g24

Stewart Copeland will be the guest on this weekend's show, and that is going to be awesome!

[Elle81]

When the question was first asked he said he'd answer it the next week because he wanted to do a segment on it. It was cool. Rocky Mountain Way was a bonus too. I wish he would have streamed it so we could see him and what he was talking about too.
Can't wait till he digs into his tapes he says he has of jams he done and talks some more on Rock history.
Yes! That will be an awesome show when he does that. And since I missed it when he did the livestream, it'd be cool for him to do another one.

[KingWalsh]

This weekend's show had quite a bit of songs he has played on other shows, but good ones nonetheless! I also enjoy when he plays a song where I have to refer to the playlist, Scamp, this week's gem (besides the Joe solo songs and Eagles of course :wink:) was Dorothy Moore "Misty Blue". He didn't talk as much this time, however his interview with Stuart Copeland was awesome! Two musicians talking all things music and touring. Stuart seems real down to earth. Can't wait to see what this week brings.

[KingWalsh]

Joe is going to have Jimmy Fox from James Gang on this Saturday!!!! :drummer::yay:
https://mobile.twitter.com/885fmsocal/status/1309538155243208713

[RamboIV]

Here are the in-studio bits from the past two weeks...

First up is Joe's interview with Stewart Copeland from The Police! Very fun talk. Stewart sounds like a real cool dude. Earlier, Joe Walsh opened the show with his version of "In the City", and then later played "Last Good Time in Town" from LROoE and also "A Life of Illusion".


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnbNh-l5CjY

Second is Joe's interview with his old drummer -- Jimmy Foxx from the James Gang!! After their conversation, Joe played "Fred" from "Yer Album".


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgCJpO-8f9U

Joe is absolutely killing it with his guests. I'm still holding out hope for Don Felder.

[Delilah]

Here are the in-studio bits from the past two weeks...

First up is Joe's interview with Stewart Copeland from The Police! Very fun talk. Stewart sounds like a real cool dude. Earlier, Joe Walsh opened the show with his version of "In the City", and then later played "Last Good Time in Town" from LROoE and also "A Life of Illusion".


Second is Joe's interview with his old drummer -- Jimmy Foxx from the James Gang!! After their conversation, Joe played "Fred" from "Yer Album".


Thanks for posting these. I have a lot of catching up to do.



Joe is absolutely killing it with his guests. I'm still holding out hope for Don Felder.

Me too!!

[KingWalsh]

The show this past week was so good. Tons of songs I haven’t heard. And hearing Jimmy Fox was soooooooo cool. I love them talking music, tech and such and then to have “Fred” play OMG. Love that under rated gem. The tone....impeccable! I had a gap after “Fred” of maybe 10 min where nothing played, next song being by The Killers...did anyone else experience that? Hoping I didn’t miss anything. Some cool Just Ask Joe questions regarding guitars and such too.

Rambo....if he has Felder I wouldn’t know what I’d do! I have to say when he mentioned a “very special guest” a few weeks back I had that thought in my head...but it wound up being Edge. Nice dude, but I set my hopes too high. I don’t think he will have Felder on unfortunately....but he has been knocking it out of the park with guests! And....

This weekend he is gonna have Taylor Hawkins from Foo Fighters. :blueblob:Omg!! I love the Foos and Taylor’s side project Taylor Hawkins and the Coattail Riders!! Check em out folks if you haven’t very cool. Joe was on “Get the Money” which was also inspired by Joe’s BB king story and convo with Taylor. I CANT WAIT

[KingWalsh]

The show was tremendous I do believe this week, Just Ask Joe brought in the discussion of different guitar tunings, and lots of "new" songs for me . Last week's guest Taylor Hawkins was GREAT! Give it a listen! An amazing interview regarding the backstory of the kickin song "Get the Money" including the technique Joe used for the guitar solo at the end. Great conversation regarding band dynamics and such, a fun Joe "disturbing the peace" at a restaurant story as well!

https://www.885fm.org/listen/archive?showid=62&file=Joe_Walsh_Radio_Show&date=20201003

What will be in story this week??

[KingWalsh]

Well, no guest this week and Joe announced he will be taking a few weeks off for a little r&r. Bummer, I’ve truly enjoyed it, but like he said he did 20 shows, needs a break. He played an eclectic set, and had some Just Ask Joe questions, one he answered saying rock is dead! Say it ain’t so Joe! He played “Half of the Time” off Got Any Gum...I dig this song, especially now. It sounded different for some reason...better speakers? Remastered? Idk.....He ended the show with a send off for Eddie Van Halen and played “The Friend Song”. My eyes got tearful:sad:

[Scamp]

Hard to believe it's been twenty shows already...LOL To Him it must seem like that daily job Joe says he thought that's what sober people did. Maybe he'll go play with Stuart and bring back some tapes, wouldn't that be great!!!
Joe said he had some jam tapes that have never been played that he might put on the show sometime..I hope he finds them.
Unfortunately Joe is right, Rock and Role as we know it is dead. You just don't see groups playin git anymore it seems. But there is hope. My neighbor's son is a fantastic guitar player and a lot of kids his age in the high school advance music program are into rock. So maybe a new generation will play some.
I wish he'd finish his book. It would be interesting to see how Joe became Joe and how he see things. Life according to Joe.
Maybe when he comes back on he'll do more streaming interviews. It's nice to see him and who's he interviewing. So glad we can go back and listen to his past shows. Sometimes I go to the play list and replay songs, some of his and some of others I didn't remember.

[RamboIV]

Here are the in-studio bits from Joe's last two shows.

First up, is his interview with Taylor Hawkins from the Foo Fighters. Earlier in the show, he plays "Down on the Farm", "Still the Good Old Days" (which he wrote with Sheryl Crow), and Hawkins' "Get the Money".


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1km96XQuqqk

No guest on the most recent episode, as he is about to go on some well-deserved vacation from this show. He plays "Half of the Time" and "The Friend Song" from his own catalog this week.

I must say, this radio show has been one of the few musical highlights of 2020 for me. A year without concerts has been quite painful, but this show is silver lining of sorts...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNXzp9R0bBo

I don't know when Joe's returning, but I will continue to edit these clips together once he returns (as long as my schedule allows).

[Brooke]

Thanks, Rambo! I hope Joe continues!

[KingWalsh]

Guess who’s back!! :blueblob::grooving:::-D:

https://m.facebook.com/JoeWalshOfficial/photos/a.232521900140241/3561000060625725/?type=3&source=57&refid=52&__tn__=EH-R

[Scamp]

Can't wait..He must have gone to his place in Aspen.
Never seen him wit that guitar before. He has a Gibson electric double neck but first I've seen him with an acoustic one. Older picture or new look??

[Scamp]

Does anyone know for sure is it Majorie that reads the questions for Joe? Seems reasonable beings as he records from home and she's there. I think it sure sounds like her.

[KingWalsh]

It’s an older pic Scamp, but a goodie! Good question regarding Marjorie maybe you should “Just Ask Joe”;-)

[Scamp]

I saw it on another board that I'm on. Never thought about it before but it does sound like her. I got a couple questions in there already. LOL
I thought the picture was an older one but one never knows which all that's going on now maybe he decided to cut his hair again..Not..
I wonder if they took a private plane to Aspen and not take the chance of exposing their selves to the virus.
I thought about asking him on days when he doesn't have a guest maybe at the end of the show he could have a question answer time and answer 5 or 10 more questions besides what he answers during the show. I think that would be neat.

[RamboIV]

Joe returns! No guest this week, as it is fundraising time for 88.5 FM. If you enjoy this show, consider making a donation!

The only Joe "song" played this week was the "Wah Wah's" bit from the end of "But Seriously Folks". Kinda funny.


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

[KingWalsh]

Hi Rambo! I did donate, and enjoyed the show, as usual. This was a great return I thought, he told a story regarding Jimi Hendrix, talked funk guitar rhythm playing and inspirations, and the great story behind "The smoker..." Phrase/ l.p. Title came from. Plus stated that a 8" reel of live Barnstorm has been unearthed. .....possible release?!?!?:pray: And he played such an eclectic set of music, including Stephen Stills "Change Partners", George Strait "You Know Me Better Than That", and many more gems, including "True Faith" by New Order...dang I haven't heard that in sooooo long! Keep rockin Joe :heart:

[KingWalsh]

Joe’s show was great as usual, he had Dewey from America as guest. Played a lot of good tunes and mentioned he will have a guest this Saturday and will probably play something live on show!! Yay!!!!! :blueblob:

[NightMistBlue]

Randy Meisner will be Joe’s special guest tonight!!!!!

[FreyFollower]

:yay:WOW! How great is that!

[Ive always been a dreamer]

That is very cool!

[Elle81]

Holy Shit! Seriously? I have been hoping and pleading with the Rock Gods for an Eagle to make an appearance on his show. I figured if that did eventually happen, that it would be Timothy, but this is awesome too. :yay:

[KingWalsh]

This is EPIC. My heart skipped some beats when I saw his Facebook post!!!!!!! I cannot believe it! This is friggin fantastic he mentioned playing live last week.....omg.....do you think?!?!?!??!!! 💓Joe!

[priscillaupstate]

- 88.5 FM Southern California (https://www.885fm.org/listen/archive?showid=62&file=Joe_Walsh_Radio_Show&date=20201128)
Not sure the link works but I just listened to it in the archives. Randy doesn't speak much but he sounds great.

[FreyFollower]

Well, I was sure hoping for a lot more than we got. But I don't believe that Joe would limit him or cut him off. Maybe Randy just wasn't up for an extensive interview. It was great to hear from him anyway, and I'm sure he appreciated Joe's kind words.:-)

[RamboIV]

YOO-HOO! And we're back with more Joe! First up is the show with Dewey Bunnell (from America) as the guest. Songs of note from that show were Don's "Sunset Grill" and Frankie Miller's "Guilty of the Crime". Otherwise, Joe didn't play any of his own material this week.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6t7BHOAN4OY

And secondly, here's this past weekend's show with guest Randy Meisner! Joe skipped his own catalog again (except for "A Flock Of Wah Wah's"), and before the interview, he answers a listen question about addiction, which makes for a rare serious turn on the show. Always interesting to hear Joe opine on that.

Joe played a couple of Randy's Eagles songs during the interview, so there wasn't much actual dialogue. But it was still pretty cool to hear Randy and Joe reminisce for a bit.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Er5rn_mLFc

[NightMistBlue]

Joe said to Randy, “We’ll do this again, buddy” so I’m hopeful of that.

[KingWalsh]

This was so cool! So happy to hear Randy. As others I wish it was longer, but was way cool! What a gent Joe was with the praise and all. I got my hopes up regarding playing live. Darn! Marjorie’s lil bit about “Joe appears courtesy of his wife” was cute. This episode Joe didn’t speak much otherwise. Great heartfelt answer to Just Ask Joe regarding recovery. I can’t tell how much I dig this show and the bands he has introduced me too! Can’t wait to see what this week brings. :partytime:

[Scamp]

Randy looks like he's had a very rough time lately. He's had alcohol problems as well as mental health issues. In 2013-2014 he was in the hospital after swallowing, chocking on some food. He was in a coma for a while too. The Eagles picked up the bill paying all of his hospital bills.
Wonder if Joe was aware of Randy's condition and kept the interview short. At times it sounded like Randy was having trouble speaking. Perhaps Joe will have him on again, that would be nice.
Interview are hard because you don't want to have a long silence in one on the air. I think that is why Joe asks so many questions and does the "remember when" too. He did the same with Linda because of her condition. Of course we don't hear all the phone call so we can only speculate on how long he really talks to them.
I wish he's do more of the video interviews like with Irving and Crowe. They are harder because both parties have to be set up. When you think of all the people he knows from the Rock Era he could have a lot of interviews. I wish he's play some of the "jam" tapes he said he has. He was going to go over them so maybe soon.
Praying they all stay safe during these times.

[Scamp]

I couldn't listen to Joe's show Sat night so I tried to listen yesterday. Couldn't get it to load. No problem with other shows just this Sat. Can't figure out why. Maybe something on their end. Anybody else have problem?
This morning I can't even get the site, even going online using their address off google search and not "my favorite" list. Must be something here I can't even get it on my phone.

[Scamp]

Yippie I was finally able to get Joes show to load. Loved it. Played a lot of songs I remember as I'm only two years younger than Joe. I was surprised to see the "Wayward Wind" on his list. It was a song my grandmother used to play on her piano all the time. I love it. Never even heard anyone else mention it before. When she past away, I went over to her house the next day and got the sheet music fo the song. Still have it
Thought it was nice of him to play Family I'm sure it was because it was their anniversary. He even wished Majorie Happy Anniversary.
Thought there was some really good questions too.

[KingWalsh]

Dang I have to listen yet. I thought it was a replay due to VetsAid. He’s a busy boy! Thanks for posting Scamp

[Elle81]

This episode of his show had some of my favorite songs from the '50s and 60s on it. I was raised by my grandparents who loved that era, so I have a soft spot for that style of music. Also, Joe's little chuckle as he talked about Screamin' Jay Hawkins was too adorable! And that anniversary nod to Marjorie was sweet. Can't wait to hear this week's episode.

[Scamp]

Dang I have to listen yet. I thought it was a replay due to VetsAid. He’s a busy boy! Thanks for posting Scamp
The first hour he played all 50's songs then the second hour, or B side as he called it, was rock and roll. It was great hearing some of the oldies. As soon as they started to play all the lyrics came back to be. Fun

[RamboIV]

Here's the in-studio bits from the last two episodes of Joe's show! Enjoy!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qv449YY9qqU


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezF8p9LJ-M4

[KingWalsh]

The first hour he played all 50's songs then the second hour, or B side as he called it, was rock and roll. It was great hearing some of the oldies. As soon as they started to play all the lyrics came back to be. Fun


hi Scamp, I listened and it was great. I love doo-wop. I remember fondly listening to Big D 103-WDRC back in the day With my Dad and they would play on Saturday night I think 50s and such. So a lot of those I was boppin right along too. My son loves “yakety yak” and “rubber biscuit” :)

Joe has great stories throughout via Just Ask Joe questions, and I loved the way he gave the rundown on Jerry Lee Lewis marriages in the beginning LOL. Another stand out for me was the rundown on the “flange” recording style/production. I’m a sucker for guitar and flange, I use it a lot when playing. I’m glad too he plays Dan Fogelberg and he played the “unplugged” version of “Hotel California”

cant wait to hear last nights show. :grooving:

[Scamp]

Hi KingWalsh
The week before his show I was singing some of those songs when I was walking the dog. LOL Wayward Wind is a favorite of mine as my Grandmother used to play it all the time on her piano.
I like the acoustic version of HC too. When you watch them do it on the HFT Joe looks a little nervous. I can only imagine how he must have felt. His first time in his life performing sober and playing a Spanish style which he usually doesn't do. If you watch the show you can see his fingers on his left hand shaking. Still a little rough just out of rehab and all. Joe's not really known as a nylon string guitar player but he also has played it on Paul McCartney's album too.
I like when he explains how things are done when recording or playing. I'd like to see him a video on pedals. Nothing fancy just some basics, like what pedals do, is there a order they should be hooked up in and maybe a little sample play on them.
Maybe one day he'll interview Steve Luke or Waddy. I think he and Waddy could really talk about Troubadour history.

[RamboIV]

And here are the in-studio bits from the last two 2020 episodes of Joe Walsh's Old Fashioned Rock'n'Roll Radio Show! He's pretty vague about the future of the show in the last episode, but it seems he is not done with radio hosting. Whatever the case, I think he did a great job with this show! It's been one of the most unique ways an artist has utilized their free time during this pandemic, and a real joy to listen to. Great interviews & tunes all year!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pi8L_PQto1A


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

[KingWalsh]

Couldn’t agree more Rambo. His show has been a joy. So refreshing. He had great stories this past week (12/19) and even talked about how he met Joe Vitale and the rockets Vitale and him used to mess around with and gave more detail regarding the solo song “Rockets”. Nice. Vitale has cool pics regarding the rockets in his book. He played “Has Anyone Ever Written Anything for You” by Stevie...I couldn’t believe it. :o Funny commentary regarding Pablo Cruise....I thought it was a guy too :lol: he played a track he was on Bill Wyman’s solo album. That was cool, along with his solo song “Things” with a little backstory, also. It was a fun show and he was more chatty.

I am obviously behind hoping to get Dec 26 episode in today. His Facebook post was so cute. Keep rocking Joe!

[KingWalsh]

So listened to last show of the year Dec 26. He played 40 greatest records and I was surprised how many were from 80s. Cool show. Not much talking but it appears he will be taking a break from the show, understandably, and I get the impression that he won't be weekly anymore, since he said "on the periphery". We all know he wants to get out and make music/ tour/ appearances so that would be tough doing a show+. I truly enjoyed his radio show and will miss it. Here's to 2021!

[Scamp]

I think they all are getting a little anxious. Originally the Eagles were going to pick up their schedule where they left off. I think they were planning the first show in Sept (?) which would mean they would start rehearsing around mid summer maybe. Now the way things are going here in CA there may not be any live shows till 2022, gasp.
I have to think that as bad as it has been on us not having any live music it must be worse for them especially Joe who lives to play and perform. It helps keep him sober. Keeps him out of his "dark place" as he calls it. Plus it doesn't help that we're all getting older and it may seem like their careers are passing them by.
I'd like to see Joe do one more show and just answer all the "Ask Joe" that haven't been answered. He could have some music playing in the background maybe.
Perhaps he'll work more on his book or maybe another album He wanted to do a Blues one. He could do so many thing a with smaller group. There are so many great players and singers close by him that they could get together and still stay isolated Maybe after he gets vaccinated
I could see Steve Luke, Timothy and Ringo just to start. There are so many I can't even think of names right now. Whats the guy he interviewed? Said he'd get tested and maybe they could jam.