10:30 you want to have to think about the fact that this was 1977 and they're singing live with no extra equipment to make them sound better this is what they sound like live and this is what they sound like recorded that is what makes them one of the best bands of all times
Don Henley on drums and lead vocals, Randy Meisner on bass and background vocals, Glenn Frey on acoustic guitar and background vocals, Don Felder on double neck Gibson guitar and background vocals. Joe Walsh on Fender telecaster guitar and background vocals. Felder and Walsh dueling solo is legendary!!!!!
I agree with you EXCEPT Glenn Frey was not a background singer. He sang LEAD on a large part of their songs. His voice was legendary!!!!! He also wrote and co-wrote the majority of their hits!!!!!!!!!!!! Maybe a little more research was needed.......
Dude!!!! I was there! It was a wedding gift and one of the best concerts I have ever been to, except for the original Woodstock...... That's another story! And yes I am an old hippie, I never changed, the freaking world changed around me. So welcome, to a tiny slice of what my beautiful world was like.
The Eagles set the standard for the best groups having three guitars and all members can sing. These are the most successful bands because they wrote, played and sang their songs. This reduced the interference by record companies and the band got all the cash. No studio musicians or songwriters to pay behind the scenes. Don Henley and Glenn Frye were smart leaders. Every band member has released solo albums and sang in the lead on a variety of Eagle song. This is the band that wrote the manual for success in rock music.
Randy Meisner is playing bass on this song. He is on the far left. The two lead guitars are Don Felder (double neck guitar) and the legendary Joe Walsh.
My husband is a retired drummer. He often sang 4-5 leads per show. It’s not where the drums are located that’s the hindrance. Imagine, if you will, moving each arm and leg independently AND singing. Drumming requires energy and oxygen. Phrasing and getting a breath requires a lot of skill.
My dad was too, so I grew up knowing drummers could be singers. He was mostly a backup singer, but he sang lead where it fit. I grew up thinking that a Bob Seger type voice was just a normal dad voice. LOL
Randy Meisner on bass was an original member. He left the band after the Hotel California tour. He sings Take it to the limit. This is an awesome song where Randy hits some real high notes. He quit because he didn’t feel like he could hit those notes night after night on tour. The crowds loved Randy singing this song and Glen Frey got pissed that he didn’t want to sing it.
I'm jumping up and down, so happy you are reacting to the EAGLES!!!!! They are ALL so very talented!!!! oh yes my son, go down this rabbit hole, you will NEVER regret it!!!!!!!! Some of their Greatest hits are; Take it easy, one of these nights, take it to the limit, witchy woman, the best of my love, Lyin' eyes, Desperado, Take it to the limit, and many many more!!!! ENJOY!!!!!!! Don Henley and Glenn Frey wrote most of the Eagles music...
twin leads used to be a common thing. Skynyrd, Allman Bros, they all did it. We called it "cutting heads" back in the day. Swapping licks back and forth. The thing about the Eagles is every one of them could sing and write. All had solo careers alongside the group. as for the3 bass player, this one was Randy Meisner and he sang one of their biggest hits "Take it to the Limit" which showcases his tenor voice. When Randy left Timothy B. Schmidt replaced him and he sang on the hit " I Can't Tell You Why"
Randy Misner was the bassist. All of them were lead singers on songs - but mostly Henley and Frey. So many good tunes. Life in the Fast Lane, Witchy Woman, One of these Nights, and one of my favorites Those Shoes. I am enjoying your reactions - thanks!
That dueling guitar solo between Felder and Walsh is legendary. They were so in sync it's unreal. They are the best of the best. Glenn Frey (pronounced fry like eye) was a master with the arrangements, and he and Henley wrote most of their songs. Felder came up with the opening riff and Henley and Frey ran with it from there. And Henley playing drums while singing lead on such a wordy song... These guys are rock and roll Gods. Their live shows sound as good or better than the studio versions of all their songs. Not easy to do, but they make it look like nothing. RIP Glenn 🥲
Despite everyone being able to sing lead vocals, therefore their harmonies are incredible, but VERY FEW bands sound better live. The Eagles are one of the few. Another one was Pink Floyd, but it's very rare.
They don’t really have a “lead singer”…just depends on the song. Sometimes you will have Don, sometimes Glenn (RIP) and sometimes Joe. They all have amazing voices.
The "solo" was really 3 guitars (the double neck being 12 string on top and 6 string on the bottom), however, you are correct it was a 2 guitar solo b/c only the bottom neck of the double neck was used. The Eagles were the hottest ticket when I was a teenager, although I was a Zep head. When I did see The Eagles, I was NOT disappointed! As you saw, they delivered live what they gave on vinyl. I saw them in '78.
The lyrics to Hotel California have been ingrained in my brain (I would say my heart) since I was 14, I am now 60, whenever one of them dies it is like a personal loss.
In the song when it says "warm smell of colitas rising up through the air", Colitas is the Spanish word for "little tails" and refers to the tips of marijuana leaves, which were said to be the most potent part of the plant. I lived in Texas for several years and I do believe that is a fact. Lol. The song brings back so many memories. Thank you for sharing.
There is a Fender bass, played by Randy Meisner., and he was definitely a member of the Eagles. The top of the double neck guitar is a 12 string guitar, the bottom is the usual 6 string. If you don't know the difference between a 6 and 12 string guitar, you can look it up. You must listen to the live version of "Take It To The Limit" - Meisner sings lead. He has an amazing falsetto voice. I wouldn't call this the best solo either, because it is a duo. I would call it the best guitar duet ever.
Check out " Life in the fast lane" Don Henley sings on that too. All these could sing..and did. Eagles were a phenomenal band. Love your channel. That's how we all learn. We get out of our comfort zone
Thank you for your thoughtful attention to this iconic song. Walsh and Felder are truly awesome aren't they. You have a very authentic approach, it's not very common. I have to say makes me sad when you say you're stupid, you're a real and beautiful spirit. Rest in peace Glen Frey (oddly pronounced 'fry') ❤️
& it was live!!! Great reaction 😁 Please do more Eagles! Here's some songs to get you started; One of these nights, I can't tell you why, Best of my love, Long run, Heartache tonight, Wasted time, Lyin eyes, Tequila sunrise, Love will keep us alive, Life in the fast lane & sooo many more. Enjoy!😁🎶😁
Randy Meisner is on bass guitar, and he sings solo on the Eagles' hit song "Take it To the Limit." Don Felder (on double neck guitar) is the genius who wrote the guitar solo at the end.
Here is a link to “Take it to the Limit” with Randy Meisner singing (he was an original member of the Eagles ). There was a bunch of drama with Don Henley (drummer) and Randy. Every time this clip gets released Don Henley gets it pulled. This live version with Randy is better than the studio…and far superior than anyone trying to replicate Randy once he left the band.
New on your reaction channel. My Dad used to play this album while I was in the crib. Lol. Don Henley has the most amazing voice. I'm 40 yrs old now & this is the anthem of my life. CaliBorn, CaliBred. ❤ I absolutely love the Eagles. You have a great energy. Thank you.
My first time watching this channel tonight and you did Linda Rondstadt, Boston and Janice Joplin and we're blown away by all on them lol! Love your enthusiasm! Keep looking for more suggestions there's lots!
I wish i could tell you all about the Eagles but cant but when hearing and seeing Hotel California a lot of people assume the y have only one vocalist but each of them are Vocalist in their own Right and atleast 3 of the Eagles are some of the world best Vocalist the five of them had their own Bands apart and they could all play different instuments and lets say Randy meisner was one of the best Bassist around and one of the best voices too but Don Henly and Glen Freye are some of the voices you ever Heard .they are still playing but only like three of the originals left though theyve had awsome Harmonies like no other and killer vicals too and all kinds of instumentstios.please check out their music from 1971 until Right now and it will all come Home. May all the Eagles that have passed on be Remembered be Remembered and R.E.P.
4 lead singers = Don Henley, Glen Frey, Joe Walsh, and Randy Meisner to be replaced eventually by Timothy B. Schmidt. Great harmonies and great lyrics that people remember for life! Greatest Hits 71-75 and Hotel California are top selling albums. Try more current live concert from Melbourne, Australia, they bring a very good horn section with them for that concert!
Holy rabbit hole... So many killer songs. Also, Eagles songs lead to listening to Don Henley to Joe Walsh to Glenn Frey. Edit: Double neck allows you have 2 guitars. His version is a pretty common layout of 12 string and six string. Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jimmy Vaughn play the same double neck at once on "Pipeline", which is worth seeing.
My Grandsons are 3 and 4. They know all of the names of The Eagles! This is their favorite song. They love Joe Walsh and his quirkiness and can pick out when Joe is soloing! Same with Steely Dan and Larry Carlton.
My very first concert was 1980 Eagles "The Long Run" tour. Roy Orbison opened for them! I didn't really know who he was, but I knew his music! I was 16, my sister and her husband took me as a birthday present. Can't think of a better gift!!
Another banger that will blow your socks off. Call Me the Breeze - Lynyrd Skynyrd Thank you. Best wishes!🙌🏻🎶. The original band. All the members are gone. It’s just a tribute band now.
So now you've heard Hotel California live. You might want to check out the live version from their Hell Freezes Over tour from 1994. If nothing else, the sound quality is so much better.
The double neck guitar is a 12 - string guitar on the upper neck and a 6 string on the lower neck. Randy Meisner the bassist was absolutely a member of the band!
I'm so glad that I was able to see the Eagles in concert before we lost Glen Frey. It was magical. So many timeless songs with a classic sound that will never die. Sadly, Linda Ronstadt has MS and can no longer sing. She had such a beautiful voice.
The bass player is Randy Meisner, and is an original member and also sings on some songs, most notably "Take It To The Limit," which you should also check out.
Another two guitarist solo is Lynard Skynard live at Oakland Coliseum.. the song is Free Bird.. the double neck guitar (this one anyway) is a 12 string on top and a regular 6 string on the bottom.. the 12 string gives you that ”jingle/jangle” sound at the start of the song.. and the bass player is part of the band, and does some lead singing at times too..
Joe Walsh is a legend. Where have you been? I grew up with this and can't imagine younger people who are into music not knowing about this age of fantastic music. There were no technical aids, just talent. Today, there seems to be a lot of hype, smoke, and mirrors. This was pure talent.
Ringo Starr was about the first drummer to sing while playing. Also, Levon Helm from the Band, Phil Collins from Genesis, and Night Ranger's SISTER CHRISTIAN was written and sung by the drummer. Kiss had Peter Criss (drums) sing their biggest hit, "Beth".
On the double necked guitar, one neck is a standard strung neck while the other is strung as a 12 string. The 12 string is strung like a normal six string but each string is paired with a light gauge string that are tuned all the same giving those six strings a unique tonal quality.... I think....lol. Take a look at the tuning head on the upper neck & you'll see twelve tuning pegs.
randy meisner was not only a great bassist but sang lead on the song, Take it to the limit. he did not like the spotlight, and later left the group but his talent was amazing. Nice reaction to a classic song and performance. BTW, the eagles had lots of top 10 songs. Different, but all good.
Just an absolutely classic performance from one of the greatest bands of all time. The guitar duet gets better every time you hear it. So many good songs to listen to, try my personal favourite "Peaceful Easy Feeling".
11:55 I mostly a singer-songwriter bass player piano playing trumpet player dude but I've played lots of instruments and I have played drones but it's funny you're talking about how you don't normally see this because they're always in the rear, and it made me think of something that I think every drummer I've ever played with has said: Don't mind me, I'm just the guy in the rear with the gear!
Linda Ronstadt is a music Goddess. Eagles are one of my favorite artists and have many great songs. Hope you're able to listen to more of their songs. It seems Henley is loosening the reins a little - it used to be difficult to react to them on YT.
The Eagles Seven Bridges Road features all five voices singing in harmony. Typically a double neck has 12 strings and 6 strings. But they could be strung for different sounds as well. Rick Nelson from Cheap Trick had a five-neck guitar. Seen both the Eagles and Cheap Trick many times as they used to always play the Arizona State Fair.lol ✌️ 🤠🐂🏞️
If you get a chance to see them go for it, they still sound incredible. If you want more songs with guitars dueling check out Thin Lizzy Emerald or Black Rose, Lynyrd Skynyrd Freebird and Iron Maiden The Trouper and Aces high. The purpose of a double neck guitar is that you have two completely different sounds, usually a 12 string on top and a normal 6 string on the bottom.
Levon Helm was the lead singer and the drummer for The Band.He had a very distinctive voice .You should listen to The Weight or The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down.
I’ve been listening since 1977 when the album came out. It NEVER gets old.❤❤❤ when Don Henley sing, “you can check out anytime you like, but you can never leave “. You know it’s about to take off on one of the best dual guitar solos, ever.❤
Don Henley was such a good singer that he branched out as a solo artist as a singer only. Let that sink in. And yes, most definitely there is a bass. The bass line MAKES this song!
I don't know if this has been answered before, but the double neck guitar consists of a neck with six strings and one with 12 strings. The six string is used for lead guitar tracks and for the fills. The 12 string is mostly for rhythm sections.
Welcome Home! Is always comforting to have somewhere familiar and comfy to come to when all the other stuff starts to get in the way..Has always been comforting to me and I grew up with all this! You can always find something when you listen to The Eagles, I get diff vibes sometimes even today, Thanks for reacting to this, it is so good to hear younger people discover the older bands
Ringo is married to Barbara Bach (the Bond girl from "The Spy Who Loved Me"). Joe is married to Margorie Back, Barbara's sister. That makes Joe and Ringo brothers-in-law.
The double-neck guitar that Don Felder is playing has a 12-string guitar on the upper neck and a 6-string on the lower neck. He plays the 6-string for leads. Hotel California uses a chimey 12-string sound for the intro and bridge ("Mirrors on the ceiling, pink champagne on ice...", and I assume that Felder plays that on the upper neck during those parts. You can't see it because the lights are so dim during the intro and camera is not on Felder during the bridge. I'm pretty sure that the acoustic guitar that Glen Frey is playing is a 6-string, not a 12-string, so Felder has the only 12-string to get that classic 12-string sound used in the intro and bridge.
I got to see these guys in 2012 & they were still fabulous. They formed their band the year I graduated High school & I love this band & more than one of them sings lead.
Ok, liked how you read the history and background, bravo Sir! Good reaction, liked your involvement with the visual and music. Welcome to freaking rock and roll!
Dude, I just subscribed and so please, QUIT calling yourself stupid. Having heard all of these songs my entire life I love how you dive in to hear new songs and to bring your observations to them. Keep it up and remember, you are not stupid.
Fun fact. Don “fingers” Felder on the double neck. He wrote the music to this song. He also used to give guitar lessons to a young Tommy Petty in Gainesville, FL.
I remember the night my steady took me to a park and put Hotel California on, saying it was an amazing thing. I didn't recognize it at 14, but I still remember and see the greatness there
21:38 In this case, Don Felder's double-neck guitar had a 12-string headstock on the top and a 6- string headstock on the bottom The opening chords you heard was Don playing the 12-string neck with a capo on the 5th fret, and then at certain points, he'd switch to the 6-string neck
Hotel California is a part of the rock trinity, with Stairway to Heaven and Freebird. Some may replace Freebird with Bohemian Rhapsody. The Eagles are the greatest 5 part harmony to ever hit the rock stage.
10:30 you want to have to think about the fact that this was 1977 and they're singing live with no extra equipment to make them sound better this is what they sound like live and this is what they sound like recorded that is what makes them one of the best bands of all times
Don Henley on drums and lead vocals, Randy Meisner on bass and background vocals, Glenn Frey on acoustic guitar and background vocals, Don Felder on double neck Gibson guitar and background vocals. Joe Walsh on Fender telecaster guitar and background vocals. Felder and Walsh dueling solo is legendary!!!!!
Well said.
You just said everything I was just gonna say. Good Job. 🤙
That epic duel is my absolute favorite of all time.
I agree with you EXCEPT Glenn Frey was not a background singer. He sang LEAD on a large part of their songs. His voice was legendary!!!!! He also wrote and co-wrote the majority of their hits!!!!!!!!!!!! Maybe a little more research was needed.......
I could never call that duet a dueling solo. They are so totally in sync, so focused on each other.
Dude!!!! I was there! It was a wedding gift and one of the best concerts I have ever been to, except for the original Woodstock...... That's another story! And yes I am an old hippie, I never changed, the freaking world changed around me.
So welcome, to a tiny slice of what my beautiful world was like.
I was there too! One of the best concerts I went to in the ‘70s.
Dude I got married in 77 too sept
Oh, the best memories.
I’m here for the stories!
Jealous😊
The Eagles set the standard for the best groups having three guitars and all members can sing. These are the most successful bands because they wrote, played and sang their songs. This reduced the interference by record companies and the band got all the cash. No studio musicians or songwriters to pay behind the scenes. Don Henley and Glenn Frye were smart leaders. Every band member has released solo albums and sang in the lead on a variety of Eagle song. This is the band that wrote the manual for success in rock music.
Well said
4 guitars.
Randy Meisner is playing bass on this song. He is on the far left. The two lead guitars are Don Felder (double neck guitar) and the legendary Joe Walsh.
I didn't know his name, but I saw him on the far left. I'll try to remember that.
@@chicochi3 The only song Randy Meisner wrote and sang lead was Take It To The Limit. That is my favorite Eagles song.
Yep, this is quite the classic tune, one of the best songs ever written and performed. You can't go wrong with the Eagles-hit after hit.
Such a huge catalog
The Eagles are by far my favorite band of all time. They don't have a single song i don't like
My husband is a retired drummer. He often sang 4-5 leads per show. It’s not where the drums are located that’s the hindrance. Imagine, if you will, moving each arm and leg independently AND singing. Drumming requires energy and oxygen. Phrasing and getting a breath requires a lot of skill.
Exactly most can't do it, especially at that skill level.
I wish your husband had played in my band "back in the day"
My dad was too, so I grew up knowing drummers could be singers. He was mostly a backup singer, but he sang lead where it fit. I grew up thinking that a Bob Seger type voice was just a normal dad voice. LOL
There’s a live version of “Take it to the Limit” - phenomenal!
Randy is amazing on that live performance.
It definitely was awesome
My second favorite by them. Hotel California being the first of course
My favorite song of all time. My wife even had it played for the final song/dance at our wedding.
Randy Meisner on bass was an original member. He left the band after the Hotel California tour. He sings Take it to the limit. This is an awesome song where Randy hits some real high notes. He quit because he didn’t feel like he could hit those notes night after night on tour. The crowds loved Randy singing this song and Glen Frey got pissed that he didn’t want to sing it.
I'm jumping up and down, so happy you are reacting to the EAGLES!!!!! They are ALL so very talented!!!! oh yes my son, go down this rabbit hole, you will NEVER regret it!!!!!!!! Some of their Greatest hits are; Take it easy, one of these nights, take it to the limit, witchy woman, the best of my love, Lyin' eyes, Desperado, Take it to the limit, and many many more!!!! ENJOY!!!!!!! Don Henley and Glenn Frey wrote most of the Eagles music...
twin leads used to be a common thing. Skynyrd, Allman Bros, they all did it. We called it "cutting heads" back in the day. Swapping licks back and forth. The thing about the Eagles is every one of them could sing and write. All had solo careers alongside the group. as for the3 bass player, this one was Randy Meisner and he sang one of their biggest hits "Take it to the Limit" which showcases his tenor voice. When Randy left Timothy B. Schmidt replaced him and he sang on the hit " I Can't Tell You Why"
Randy Misner was the bassist. All of them were lead singers on songs - but mostly Henley and Frey. So many good tunes. Life in the Fast Lane, Witchy Woman, One of these Nights, and one of my favorites Those Shoes. I am enjoying your reactions - thanks!
Randy is on the far left. Very underrated bassist and this bass line is especially tasty. "One of These Nights", too.
One of the greatest guitar duet solos ever! Don and Joe were in sync!
That dueling guitar solo between Felder and Walsh is legendary. They were so in sync it's unreal. They are the best of the best. Glenn Frey (pronounced fry like eye) was a master with the arrangements, and he and Henley wrote most of their songs. Felder came up with the opening riff and Henley and Frey ran with it from there. And Henley playing drums while singing lead on such a wordy song... These guys are rock and roll Gods. Their live shows sound as good or better than the studio versions of all their songs. Not easy to do, but they make it look like nothing. RIP Glenn 🥲
Despite everyone being able to sing lead vocals, therefore their harmonies are incredible, but VERY FEW bands sound better live. The Eagles are one of the few. Another one was Pink Floyd, but it's very rare.
They don’t really have a “lead singer”…just depends on the song. Sometimes you will have Don, sometimes Glenn (RIP) and sometimes Joe. They all have amazing voices.
sometimes Randy..... sometimes Timothy...
@@timjones8377 Or Randy.
Randy Meisner sang lead on Try And Love Again and his replacement Timothy B Schmidt sang lead on I Can't Tell You Why.
Or Randy or later Timothy.
The "solo" was really 3 guitars (the double neck being 12 string on top and 6 string on the bottom), however, you are correct it was a 2 guitar solo b/c only the bottom neck of the double neck was used. The Eagles were the hottest ticket when I was a teenager, although I was a Zep head. When I did see The Eagles, I was NOT disappointed! As you saw, they delivered live what they gave on vinyl. I saw them in '78.
The lyrics to Hotel California have been ingrained in my brain (I would say my heart) since I was 14, I am now 60, whenever one of them dies it is like a personal loss.
Agreed, the loss of Frey felt so personal.
Eagles are iconic!! Very very good lots of great songs in their catalog!!!
Glenn and Don were Linda Ronstadt's touring band and she encouraged them to pursue their own careers.
In the song when it says "warm smell of colitas rising up through the air", Colitas is the Spanish word for "little tails" and refers to the tips of marijuana leaves, which were said to be the most potent part of the plant. I lived in Texas for several years and I do believe that is a fact. Lol. The song brings back so many memories. Thank you for sharing.
There is a Fender bass, played by Randy Meisner., and he was definitely a member of the Eagles. The top of the double neck guitar is a 12 string guitar, the bottom is the usual 6 string. If you don't know the difference between a 6 and 12 string guitar, you can look it up. You must listen to the live version of "Take It To The Limit" - Meisner sings lead. He has an amazing falsetto voice. I wouldn't call this the best solo either, because it is a duo. I would call it the best guitar duet ever.
The eagles one of the greatest.
Those great Eagles harmonies, iconic. Don Henley great singer but so were the others too. All so talented.
Double Neck Guitar - top is a 12 string electric guitar and the bottom is a six string electric guitar
Linda’s Band was One Trick Pony. They became the Eagles after they left her to go on their own. Thank God they did!
Check out " Life in the fast lane" Don Henley sings on that too. All these could sing..and did. Eagles were a phenomenal band. Love your channel. That's how we all learn. We get out of our comfort zone
Thank you for your thoughtful attention to this iconic song. Walsh and Felder are truly awesome aren't they. You have a very authentic approach, it's not very common. I have to say makes me sad when you say you're stupid, you're a real and beautiful spirit. Rest in peace Glen Frey (oddly pronounced 'fry') ❤️
That's Glenn lol!
& it was live!!! Great reaction 😁 Please do more Eagles! Here's some songs to get you started; One of these nights, I can't tell you why, Best of my love, Long run, Heartache tonight, Wasted time, Lyin eyes, Tequila sunrise, Love will keep us alive, Life in the fast lane & sooo many more. Enjoy!😁🎶😁
The eagles were amazing. MJ was too. Eagles had such a unique way of telling a story.
This entire album is worth a listen.
Classic . What a great song And album. They were an amazing band. They had such talent. A gem from the past. Awesome 👍😎.
Randy Meisner is on bass guitar, and he sings solo on the Eagles' hit song "Take it To the Limit." Don Felder (on double neck guitar) is the genius who wrote the guitar solo at the end.
Here is a link to “Take it to the Limit” with Randy Meisner singing (he was an original member of the Eagles ). There was a bunch of drama with Don Henley (drummer) and Randy. Every time this clip gets released Don Henley gets it pulled. This live version with Randy is better than the studio…and far superior than anyone trying to replicate Randy once he left the band.
New on your reaction channel. My Dad used to play this album while I was in the crib. Lol. Don Henley has the most amazing voice. I'm 40 yrs old now & this is the anthem of my life. CaliBorn, CaliBred. ❤ I absolutely love the Eagles. You have a great energy. Thank you.
My first time watching this channel tonight and you did Linda Rondstadt, Boston and Janice Joplin and we're blown away by all on them lol! Love your enthusiasm! Keep looking for more suggestions there's lots!
Fun fact, Don Felder, the guy on the double neck guitar wrote Hotel Calfornia. Without him there'd be no Hotel California.
He wrote the music for it... Don Henley and Glenn Frey wrote the lyrics. The three of them combined, wrote Hotel California.
I wish i could tell you all about the Eagles but cant but when hearing and seeing Hotel California a lot of people assume the y have only one vocalist but each of them are Vocalist in their own Right and atleast 3 of the Eagles are some of the world best Vocalist the five of them had their own Bands apart and they could all play different instuments and lets say Randy meisner was one of the best Bassist around and one of the best voices too but Don Henly and Glen Freye are some of the voices you ever Heard .they are still playing but only like three of the originals left though theyve had awsome Harmonies like no other and killer vicals too and all kinds of instumentstios.please check out their music from 1971 until Right now and it will all come Home. May all the Eagles that have passed on be Remembered be Remembered and R.E.P.
I'm from Maryland too. Went to some great shows at Cap Center. For awhile in 90s it was called US Air Arena.
8:45 Wow man, you are saying it's a shopping center now and you know that rings so true. It is incredible. That's really cool observation right there.
Very popular song = "Desperado"
Under-appreciated Jam = "Those Shoes"
4 lead singers = Don Henley, Glen Frey, Joe Walsh, and Randy Meisner to be replaced eventually by Timothy B. Schmidt. Great harmonies and great lyrics that people remember for life! Greatest Hits 71-75 and Hotel California are top selling albums. Try more current live concert from Melbourne, Australia, they bring a very good horn section with them for that concert!
You should give "Love Will Keep Us Alive"...absolutely amazing vocals by Timothy B. Schmidt, the bass player.
And “I Can’t Tell You Why”. Another Timothy on lead.
Holy rabbit hole...
So many killer songs.
Also, Eagles songs lead to listening to Don Henley to Joe Walsh to Glenn Frey.
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Double neck allows you have 2 guitars. His version is a pretty common layout of 12 string and six string.
Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jimmy Vaughn play the same double neck at once on "Pipeline", which is worth seeing.
My Grandsons are 3 and 4. They know all of the names of The Eagles! This is their favorite song. They love Joe Walsh and his quirkiness and can pick out when Joe is soloing! Same with Steely Dan and Larry Carlton.
My very first concert was 1980 Eagles "The Long Run" tour. Roy Orbison opened for them! I didn't really know who he was, but I knew his music! I was 16, my sister and her husband took me as a birthday present. Can't think of a better gift!!
You really want to get blown away??? Those Shoes by The Eagles
Another banger that will blow your socks off. Call Me the Breeze - Lynyrd Skynyrd
Thank you. Best wishes!🙌🏻🎶. The original band. All the members are gone. It’s just a tribute band now.
So now you've heard Hotel California live. You might want to check out the live version from their Hell Freezes Over tour from 1994. If nothing else, the sound quality is so much better.
Another group that has the drummer as a lead singer is "Grand Funk Railroad". Their song "We're an American Band" is one that the drummer sings lead.
The double neck guitar is a 12 - string guitar on the upper neck and a 6 string on the lower neck. Randy Meisner the bassist was absolutely a member of the band!
Pure talent! No such thing as auto-tune in 1976. Amazing!!
I'm so glad that I was able to see the Eagles in concert before we lost Glen Frey. It was magical. So many timeless songs with a classic sound that will never die.
Sadly, Linda Ronstadt has MS and can no longer sing. She had such a beautiful voice.
I managed to see them live in 2019 with Declan Frey in his dads place... one of the best concerts I've been to, absolutely amazing x
Southern Rock as a lot of duel and triple lead players. They were great at it. It's awesome to see live
The bass player is Randy Meisner, and is an original member and also sings on some songs, most notably "Take It To The Limit," which you should also check out.
This CD is playing 100% of my driving time...
Another two guitarist solo is Lynard Skynard live at Oakland Coliseum.. the song is Free Bird.. the double neck guitar (this one anyway) is a 12 string on top and a regular 6 string on the bottom.. the 12 string gives you that ”jingle/jangle” sound at the start of the song.. and the bass player is part of the band, and does some lead singing at times too..
The guitarist in the red bandanna is Joe Walsh. He has some great songs as a solo artist. “Rocky Mountain Way”!!
Joe Walsh is a legend. Where have you been? I grew up with this and can't imagine younger people who are into music not knowing about this age of fantastic music. There were no technical aids, just talent. Today, there seems to be a lot of hype, smoke, and mirrors. This was pure talent.
A great song of theirs that show how well their harmonies are is Seven Bridges Road
The double neck guitar has 12 strings ontop and 6 on the bottom
Ringo Starr was about the first drummer to sing while playing. Also, Levon Helm from the Band, Phil Collins from Genesis, and Night Ranger's SISTER CHRISTIAN was written and sung by the drummer. Kiss had Peter Criss (drums) sing their biggest hit, "Beth".
Taylor Hawkins-Foo Fighters.
Didn't Peter Criss also write "Beth". Sorry, not a Kiss fan.
So much talent.. One of the Best bands...
On the double necked guitar, one neck is a standard strung neck while the other is strung as a 12 string. The 12 string is strung like a normal six string but each string is paired with a light gauge string that are tuned all the same giving those six strings a unique tonal quality.... I think....lol. Take a look at the tuning head on the upper neck & you'll see twelve tuning pegs.
randy meisner was not only a great bassist but sang lead on the song, Take it to the limit. he did not like the spotlight, and later left the group but his talent was amazing. Nice reaction to a classic song and performance. BTW, the eagles had lots of top 10 songs. Different, but all good.
Randy had an amazing voice, I love him and both Timothy.
At the time they played the Eagles on both rock and country stations. They have a statues to one of their songs on a corner in Winslow Arizona.
Just an absolutely classic performance from one of the greatest bands of all time. The guitar duet gets better every time you hear it. So many good songs to listen to, try my personal favourite "Peaceful Easy Feeling".
11:55 I mostly a singer-songwriter bass player piano playing trumpet player dude but I've played lots of instruments and I have played drones but it's funny you're talking about how you don't normally see this because they're always in the rear, and it made me think of something that I think every drummer I've ever played with has said: Don't mind me, I'm just the guy in the rear with the gear!
Linda Ronstadt is a music Goddess. Eagles are one of my favorite artists and have many great songs. Hope you're able to listen to more of their songs. It seems Henley is loosening the reins a little - it used to be difficult to react to them on YT.
The Eagles Seven Bridges Road features all five voices singing in harmony.
Typically a double neck has 12 strings and 6 strings. But they could be strung for different sounds as well.
Rick Nelson from Cheap Trick had a five-neck guitar.
Seen both the Eagles and Cheap Trick many times as they used to always play the Arizona State Fair.lol
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If you get a chance to see them go for it, they still sound incredible. If you want more songs with guitars dueling check out Thin Lizzy Emerald or Black Rose, Lynyrd Skynyrd Freebird and Iron Maiden The Trouper and Aces high. The purpose of a double neck guitar is that you have two completely different sounds, usually a 12 string on top and a normal 6 string on the bottom.
They were phenomenal!! They all sang lead in different songs!! Amazing!!❤❤❤❤
Thank you..looking forward to The Eagles..yeah
Levon Helm was the lead singer and the drummer for The Band.He had a very distinctive voice .You should listen to The Weight or The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down.
I’ve been listening since 1977 when the album came out. It NEVER gets old.❤❤❤ when Don Henley sing, “you can check out anytime you like, but you can never leave “. You know it’s about to take off on one of the best dual guitar solos, ever.❤
Don Henley was such a good singer that he branched out as a solo artist as a singer only. Let that sink in.
And yes, most definitely there is a bass. The bass line MAKES this song!
I don't know if this has been answered before, but the double neck guitar consists of a neck with six strings and one with 12 strings. The six string is used for lead guitar tracks and for the fills. The 12 string is mostly for rhythm sections.
They all can sing.
"I don't think I ever saw two guitars share a solo."
LYNYRD SKYNYRD'S "Free Bird" solo, hold my pick ....
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Welcome Home! Is always comforting to have somewhere familiar and comfy to come to when all the other stuff starts to get in the way..Has always been comforting to me and I grew up with all this! You can always find something when you listen to The Eagles, I get diff vibes sometimes even today, Thanks for reacting to this, it is so good to hear younger people discover the older bands
Joe Walsh (red bandana) is a legendary solo artist as well AND, I believe, the son-in-law of the legendary Ringo Starr of The Beatles!
Ringo is married to Barbara Bach (the Bond girl from "The Spy Who Loved Me"). Joe is married to Margorie Back, Barbara's sister. That makes Joe and Ringo brothers-in-law.
Should be Marjorie Bach, not Back.
@@TheCkent100 Ahhhhhhhh... Thanks for clearing that up.
The double-neck guitar that Don Felder is playing has a 12-string guitar on the upper neck and a 6-string on the lower neck. He plays the 6-string for leads. Hotel California uses a chimey 12-string sound for the intro and bridge ("Mirrors on the ceiling, pink champagne on ice...", and I assume that Felder plays that on the upper neck during those parts. You can't see it because the lights are so dim during the intro and camera is not on Felder during the bridge. I'm pretty sure that the acoustic guitar that Glen Frey is playing is a 6-string, not a 12-string, so Felder has the only 12-string to get that classic 12-string sound used in the intro and bridge.
They are still touring. My brother, a blues drummer, is seeing them March 28th in the Tampa area!
I saw many shows at the Cap Centre back in the day, sad to hear it's now a shopping center.
The bass guitarist is on the far left his name is Timothy B. schmit he also does symbols on some of their albums
You just heard what might be the best guitar solo in the history of the human race.
I got to see these guys in 2012 & they were still fabulous. They formed their band the year I graduated High school & I love this band & more than one of them sings lead.
Ok, liked how you read the history and background, bravo Sir! Good reaction, liked your involvement with the visual and music. Welcome to freaking rock and roll!
Yeah, guitar solo's that fit the song! yes!
Typically double neck are : one is 12 string, the other 6 string.
Dude, I just subscribed and so please, QUIT calling yourself stupid. Having heard all of these songs my entire life I love how you dive in to hear new songs and to bring your observations to them. Keep it up and remember, you are not stupid.
Fun fact. Don “fingers” Felder on the double neck. He wrote the music to this song. He also used to give guitar lessons to a young Tommy Petty in Gainesville, FL.
HC is so great that even my piano cover sounds good! 😉
Congrats for choosing it!! 👏👏👏👏
Listen to the live performance of "Take It To The Limit".
I remember the night my steady took me to a park and put Hotel California on, saying it was an amazing thing. I didn't recognize it at 14, but I still remember and see the greatness there
Excellent reaction, loved the whole experience. Thank you MMBxMOB BTW the double neck guitar is a 12 string upper and a 6 string lower. Pretty cool.
When they added joe Walsh that was the final piece of the puzzle
The Eagles excellent in concert!
Born in 90’ and predominantly a hip hop head but this is my favourite song of all time
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In this case, Don Felder's double-neck guitar had a 12-string headstock on the top and a 6- string headstock on the bottom
The opening chords you heard was Don playing the 12-string neck with a capo on the 5th fret, and then at certain points, he'd switch to the 6-string neck
Hotel California is a part of the rock trinity, with Stairway to Heaven and Freebird. Some may replace Freebird with Bohemian Rhapsody.
The Eagles are the greatest 5 part harmony to ever hit the rock stage.
Love your remarks about the double solo at the end, that's the Eagles❤🎉
They DO HAVE A BASS!!! I’m a bass player and have done this song many times and learned the bass part…
There IS a bass!!! The guy on the far left!!
Bro! , the look on your face during guitar solos #1 and #2 says it all!😆 .rajah dat!🤙🏽🤙🏽