The Eagles' new sound transcends boundaries
This album marked a turning point for the Eagles, who expanded the boundaries of country rock and became even more powerful.
This album saw the Eagles reconnect with their musical roots while boldly incorporating elements of hard rock. Combining sophisticated melodies with intricate arrangements, this album broadened the scope of rock, creating a sense of a crossroads between eras. Hits like "Best of My Love" and "On the Border" shine amid the intertwining guitar work of Glenn Frey and Joe Walsh. This marked a turning point for the Eagles, clearly demonstrating not only commercial success but also a deepening of their musical talent.
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A:
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1)
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Already Gone
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2)
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You Never Cry Like A Lover
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3)
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Midnight Flyer
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4)
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My Man
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5)
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On The Border
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B:
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James Dean
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Ol' 55
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Is It True?
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Good Day In Hell
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Best Of My Love
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Producer, Engineer - Glyn Johns (A2, B5)
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Vocals, Guitar, Piano - Glenn Frey
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Engineer [Assistant] - Allan Blazek (A1, A3 to B4)
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Vocals, Drums - Don Henley
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Producer, Engineer - Bill Szymczyk (A1, A3 to B4)
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Remix [Engineer] - Bill Szymczyk
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Electric Guitar - Don Felder
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Vocals, Bass - Randy Meisner
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Photography - Henry Diltz
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Engineer [Assistant] - Gary Ladinsky (A1, A3 to B4)
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Vocals, Guitar, Banjo, Steel Guitar - Bernie Leadon
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Other [T.n.t.s] - Coach (A5)
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Artwork [Art Direction & Design] - Gary Burden
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Engineer [Assistant] - Rob Thaer (A2, B5)
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Handclaps [Claps] - The Clapettes
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Artwork [Lettering] - Rick Griffin (2)
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Artwork [Cover Painting] - Beatian Yazz
