WAYLT

2 songs on the first album (Take The Devil & Tryin') were written by Meisner, and another song (Earlybird) was co-written by Meisner/Leadon. On Desperado, Leadon was the only Eagles member to have a solo writing credit, and he wrote 2 of the songs (Twenty-One & Bitter Creek).  Both Meisner and Leadon had other solo writing credits on following albums, Leadon left before Hotel California, Meisner left after that record.  But if you look at the writing credits of the first 4 Eagles records, Bernie Leadon was more involved than Glen Frey was, and I can guarantee you that Leadon was easily the most entertaining of the group on stage.  Bernie would play pedal-steel, banjo and mandolin or dobro sometimes on the same song live, as well as all the lead-guitar parts worth mentioning.  Leadon wrote "My Man" for his friend Gram Parsons, and it was included on the "on The Border" album.  Meisner was included in the Poco original reunion (he was a founding member of that group as well), and has a few decent solo records after he left the Eagles.

2 songs on the first album (Take The Devil & Tryin') were written by Meisner, and another song (Earlybird) was co-written by Meisner/Leadon. On Desperado, Leadon was the only Eagles member to have a solo writing credit, and he wrote 2 of the songs (Twenty-One & Bitter Creek).  Both Meisner and Leadon had other solo writing credits on following albums, Leadon left before Hotel California, Meisner left after that record.  But if you look at the writing credits of the first 4 Eagles records, Bernie Leadon was more involved than Glen Frey was, and I can guarantee you that Leadon was easily the most entertaining of the group on stage.  Bernie would play pedal-steel, banjo and mandolin or dobro sometimes on the same song live, as well as all the lead-guitar parts worth mentioning.  Leadon wrote "My Man" for his friend Gram Parsons, and it was included on the "on The Border" album.  Meisner was included in the Poco original reunion (he was a founding member of that group as well), and has a few decent solo records after he left the Eagles.

WOW. I honestly had no idea the history-didn't know Meisner was a foun ding member of Poco either. did he leave to be in the Eagles? And was he replaced by Timothy B. Schmidt? Crazy how those guys' careers have run parallel. thanks for that brief history-and I agree 100%, the current Eagles should be treating the former Eagles with more respect.

I'm out-have good one buddy.

"Can't wait for Dawes new record in April. I just heard they are going on tour supporting Dylan this Spring."

I heard this as well today, ld.  Quite the gig.
New Son Volt on the radio.

Seawall - Son Volt    

By the way, 20 straight with at least a point to open the season for the Blackhawks.  Pretty impressive, but I'd rather they end the season this way. 
The Cup celebration of 2010 was ridiculous...we need another.  Long way to go, but I'm enjoying the ride right now.

When It All Began  /  Rough Edges         -            Poco




"Legacy"        (1989)



Poco's '89 reunion featured the original 1968 band:  Richie Furay, Jim Messina, Randy Meisner, Rusty Young and George Grantham.

Comes A Time (Live)- The Grateful Dead

One of my all-time favorite dead songs, or any song, for that matter.  It's one of the slow, Jerry Ballads that usually fit in after the drums/space segment late during the second set.  It's one of the few songs that I never got to see the band perform when Jerry alive.  I did see it last year with Furthur, though. 

Morning, jonny!  Have a safe and productive trip.
Don't know about you and the others, but Friday could not come fast enough this week. 

Ugly All Day - Charlie Sexton 
All I Wanted - In Tua Nua

Have a good one. 

Good morning!

LEON RUSSELL:  [Leon Russell & The Shelter People]

Product Description:

This 1971 gem shot to #17; fantastic musicianship abounds across these rock 'n' roll songs full of gospel and soul. Leon's Home Sweet Oklahoma and The Ballad of Mad Dogs and Englishmen join his takes on Dylan and Harrison!

Track Listing:

1.Stranger In A Strange Land
2.Of Thee I Sing
3.It's A Hard Rain Gonna Fall
4.Crystal Closet Queen
5.Home Sweet Oklahoma
6.Alcatraz
7.The Ballad Of Mad Dogs And Englishmen
8.It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry
9.She Smiles Like A River
10.Sweet Emily
11.Beware Of Darkness
12.It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
13.Love Minus Zero/No Limit
14.She Belongs To Me         

How can anyone not like Joe Walsh?



You better stay away from him
He'll rip your luuuuuungs out Jim

> heh <   I'd like to meet his tailor

  

Hit & Run.  

Hello Rock, jonny and gumbo.  Good to see you muds.  Hit and run more often.



Friday On My Mind          -         Earth Quake

TGIF WAYLT!

"I Don't Sleep, I Dream" - R.E.M.

"Fun It" - Queen

"The Lemon Song" - Led Zeppelin

Hello LD.


How Long Have I Been Your Fool  /  Burnin' The Woodshed Down           -          The Steeldrivers




"Hammer Down"       (2013)

Hello Koy, mud, Doc, Rock, gumbo and jonny!


"Spanish Castle Magic" - Jimi Hendrix Experience

"Jennifer Juniper" - Donovan

"Mr. Speed" - Kiss

"Death Trip" - The Stooges

"So Watcha Want" - Beastie Boys

"Finest Worksong" - R.E.M.

"Territorial Pissings" - Nirvana

"If I Could" - Seal w/Joni Mitchell

"Overall Junction" - Albert King w/Stevie Ray Vaughn

"Red Rain" - White Stripes

"Black Sabbath" - Black Sabbath

King Of The Mountain  /  How To Be Invisible         -          Kate Bush




"Aerial-A Sea Of Honey"         (2005)

(Pi)  /  A Coral Room            -          Kate Bush



"A Sea of...)

Prelude / Prologue / An Architects Dream      -       Kate Bush



"Aerial-A Sky Of Honey"        (2005)

Hey Koy, what's the weekend looking like for you?


"Those Damned Blue Collar Tweakers" - Primus

Sunset  /  Somewhere In Between  /  Nocturn         -            Kate Bush




"Aerial-A Sky of..."