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Yes. He improvised a lot of those riffs. It’s too bad Henley became greedy and kicked him out.
I’ve seen this 1977 concert so many times. Randy Meisner does s great performance of “Take it to the Limit” here too.
Love is like a tree: it grows by itself, roots itself deeply in our being, and continues to flourish over a heart in ruin.

I'm in total agreement on Felder… he added so much with his amazing, soulful fills. For example, check out his playing here on "Lyin' Eyes"… thankfully, the mix is just right and the film and editing crews made sure we get to see his playing in addition to hearing how much it contributed to the song/performance. Just so beautiful… it's a showcase for him.
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Yes on Jackson. Jackson Browne even performs Take it Easy when he tours.
Souther co-wrote a lot of the Eagles song including Best of my Love and New Kid in Town. In fact when Henley was struggling to find his next hit, he called Souther up and Souther gave him the Best of my Love melody.
But “How Long” (their early 2000s single) is a written by Souther in its entirety and is a cover by the Eagles, originally performed by Souther.
Side note: Don Felder was a virtuoso guitar player and instrumental to the Eagles sound after Bernie Leadon left. Felder wrote the music for hotel California, and it was amazing seeing him and Joe Walsh perform that solo together like dueling banjos.

I only know of two… Browne co-wrote "Take it Easy" with Frey.
Souther was involved in writing "Heartache Tonight."
Were there others?
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Interesting group of talented micisians there.
Trivia question for you: what songs did JD Souther and Jackson Browne write that became hits for the Eagles. No cheating!

He was always so good at that.
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I've got the whole concert. Roy always sang effortlessly, making those high notes look so easy!

Yes, "Black & White Night"…I saw it on PBS one night. That's excellent performance and was loaded with talent… J.D. Souther, Elvis Costello, Jackson Browne, James Burton, Tom Waits, and many others.
They performed "Pretty Woman" as the finale…
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Yes. Have you seen him in the Black and White Night video where he was playing with Roy Orbison and a heap of other talented people?

Glad you liked it, NZer.
Is this one of the few videos you've seen of his earlier work?
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Wow! That made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up!

From the days when the gurlz could jump onstage
without being asked and did
… (several times in this one… and then he got mobbed at 9:03).
I hope you've seen it, but if not you're in for a real treat.
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Given her face literally looks like it’s beginning to melt that doesn’t surprise me.
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She did and regrets using fillers
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He improved with age, I think. A bit too baby faced and soft there. Courtney was a real cutie though, and sad to say, she didn't improve with age.

Nah, you're just trolling.
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Come again?
I’m only trying to help. It’s possible she might want to hear from you but it seems very unlikely.
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by Chris Jericho
» August 11, 2019 01:13 PM
I think she’d prefer it if you don’t attempt to contact her.
Brand new sock #11189 takes an interest in this and… "thinks"?
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I think she’d prefer it if you don’t attempt to contact her.
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Don't know… things got restructured at work and she ended up quitting and going somewhere else and we lost touch.
She could've gotten in touch with me there (I stayed at that job) if she'd wanted to go to his next concert in town, but Bruce had been going through some changes, too… and was not back in town until the mid-90s for his "Ghost of Tom Joad" tour and that wouldn't have been her cup of tea.
Your question has inspired me to try to get in touch and see if she ever went to see him in the ensuing years, though.
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