The Eagles
"Popgala 1973 - Live in de Vliegermolen"
Sporthal De Vliegermolen
Voorburg, Netherlands
March 10, 1973
TV Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kps
DVD Cover Included
01 Acapella Intro (from the folk song "Come All Ye Fair And Tender Ladies")
02 Take It Easy
03 Tequila Sunrise
04 Whatever Happened To Saturday Night
05 Peaceful Easy Feeling
06 How Long
07 A Certain Kind Of Fool
08 Outlaw Man
09 Out Of Control
10 Witchy Woman
11 Keep On Tryin'
12 Early Bird
Glenn Frey - lead, rhythm, slide, & acoustic guitar; lead, harmony & backing vocals
Bernie Leadon - lead, rhythm, & acoustic guitar; mandolin; banjo; lead, harmony & backing vocals
Randy Meisner - bass; lead, harmony & backing vocals
Don Henley - drums; acoustic guitar; lead, harmony, & backing vocals
With five #1 singles, six Grammys, five American Music Awards, and six #1 albums no other American band sold as many records as The Eagles in the 1970s. This recording catches the group promoting their second album Desporado. A conceptual album loosely based on the Dalton Gang and the idea of Rock Star As Outlaw. A concept that many artists, like Bon Jovi would later repeat.
The album itself was not as successful commercially as the first was, but did spawn 2 singles, Outlaw Man which sounds like it could have been written by Neil Young and, Tequila Sunrise. The song Desporado, even though a live fan favorite was never released as a single. The album is considered by most critics as one of the greatest country rock albums of all time. The country rock sound would slowly work it's way out of The Eagles music in subsequent releases. This is the reason Bernie Leadon would give for leaving the group while on tour for the One Of These Nights album.
"Popgala 1973 - Live in de Vliegermolen"
Sporthal De Vliegermolen
Voorburg, Netherlands
March 10, 1973
TV Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kps
DVD Cover Included
01 Acapella Intro (from the folk song "Come All Ye Fair And Tender Ladies")
02 Take It Easy
03 Tequila Sunrise
04 Whatever Happened To Saturday Night
05 Peaceful Easy Feeling
06 How Long
07 A Certain Kind Of Fool
08 Outlaw Man
09 Out Of Control
10 Witchy Woman
11 Keep On Tryin'
12 Early Bird
Glenn Frey - lead, rhythm, slide, & acoustic guitar; lead, harmony & backing vocals
Bernie Leadon - lead, rhythm, & acoustic guitar; mandolin; banjo; lead, harmony & backing vocals
Randy Meisner - bass; lead, harmony & backing vocals
Don Henley - drums; acoustic guitar; lead, harmony, & backing vocals
With five #1 singles, six Grammys, five American Music Awards, and six #1 albums no other American band sold as many records as The Eagles in the 1970s. This recording catches the group promoting their second album Desporado. A conceptual album loosely based on the Dalton Gang and the idea of Rock Star As Outlaw. A concept that many artists, like Bon Jovi would later repeat.
The album itself was not as successful commercially as the first was, but did spawn 2 singles, Outlaw Man which sounds like it could have been written by Neil Young and, Tequila Sunrise. The song Desporado, even though a live fan favorite was never released as a single. The album is considered by most critics as one of the greatest country rock albums of all time. The country rock sound would slowly work it's way out of The Eagles music in subsequent releases. This is the reason Bernie Leadon would give for leaving the group while on tour for the One Of These Nights album.
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