Don in the Press/Blogs/etc.

Not really in the press, but Lucy Walsh said on her Twitter yesterday that the highlight of her evening was talking music with Don Henley for the whole plane ride back. (Some rich guy hired the Eagles and John Mayer to play for a party in his barn...which was apparently huge)

Thought it was cute that her and Don chatted it up

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Originally Posted by Maleah

Not really in the press, but Lucy Walsh said on her Twitter yesterday that the highlight of her evening was talking music with Don Henley for the whole plane ride back. (Some rich guy hired the Eagles and John Mayer to play for a party in his barn...which was apparently huge)

Thought it was cute that her and Don chatted it up

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That must've been some barn and some party! :shock:

I know!! She said something about acres regarding it's size but I don't remember what exactly. lol

Moved the review to this thread for archival purposes:

https://www.eaglesonlinecentral.com/...ead.php?t=2121

Just got this in a Google alert. Guess Don is still a Dallas Cowboys fan after all!

Blogging The Boys: Pitching In On CBS' Cowboys 'Glory Days' TV Special

http://www.ageofautism.com/2010/01/a...28769a1026970c

This is a pretty neat article about this wonderfully talented kid with autism. There's a video of him playing Hotel California.

And here's a link to a pic of him meeting Don

http://www.autismone.org/content/pia...-henley-eagles

Thanks for the article and pics link. Don looks very happy to have met this young fan.

Hate to put a negative spin on it---but since Don is so anti YouTube and "don't play our songs on YouTube", I kinda wonder how he really feels about this one. Know what I mean? I sure hope this one doesn't get taken down.

I understand that Don and the guys don't like concert videos on youtube but i don't see what's wrong with someone putting up a video of themselves playing their songs. People do that all the time. Hopefully it won't get taken down.

Thanks for the link to the clip about Don and the autistic boy. He was very talented and it was great that Don went to meet him. I actually have several autistic adults working for me in our museum's volunteer program, so I was very interested in that website, too. I commend anything that raises awareness about autism.

Thanks for posting, Jess - that was so sweet. I work alongside guys with autism, so it struck a chord with me too. I agree wholeheartedly with your last sentence, DF.