Thanks for posting this version. I had it on old VHS tape but quality was bad. This is an interesting variation on the piano playing Bruce did that I have never heard replicated. Numerous versions by Don Henley and also Bruce Hornsby separately but none this good in my opinion.
Don had this hair style for how long? 1985 to 1991 perhaps? He should have kept his hair as long as he could (turned gray I imagine?) haha In the 70s he had the white man's afro of course
@g0ldbuG I don't think all people keep their hair the same basically, but I always felt it strange he almost got a 60s hair style after the 70s afro. Few white folks rocked the Afro, but Henley could! hahaha
Yes, one of the best songs regarding a universal central theme in our live and the environment we live in. Very cool to see Bruce Hornsby playing the piano. The two songwriters involved in the performance.
what a great song. I started to like this song more after i had an american lit class in a college. In the class, the professor connected this song's message to the message that Thoreau sought to present in Walden, and said that it's the song about the despair of a destruction of innocent nature. I was very shocked for this and ever since i really love this song more.
@wacyeah Well, Don would be pretty happy to hear it, he's the guy working the magic in terms of his schooling for the lyrical side of things and it shows in the Eagles' body of work. I was thinking that Glenn Frey would have liked to shake hands with Bob Seger too! haha Bob is touring the Midwest and is planing a stop in my neck of the woods, only months away, the radio here is hyping it
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ryan81986 1 month ago
大大好きな曲。
cubkazu 1 month ago
acid house hairdo,
rastafarievers 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
All of the sudden I kind of have a thing for Don Henley now...
dementialies 2 months ago
This was during the barbers strike.
MrRazorblade999 2 months ago
A song remembers when....
smittyanddonsgoddess 4 months ago
Mechamecha Iiyone~~~~~~~~~~eee!!
1977lastresort 4 months ago
Love this, especially with Bruce Hornsby. Awesomeness personified by both x
Ellie9691 4 months ago
amazing!!
1977lastresort 6 months ago
この人の歌声は人類の宝だわ。
涼しげな声質だから夏になると聴きたくなるんだよな
anmo08 7 months ago
アップ本当にありがとうございます！！ この放送の和訳もイイんですよねー 当時この曲初めてきいて大好きになり ドン ヘンリーのアルバム買いました
51038110105 8 months ago
コレです！コレ！ ずっと見たかったんです。ありがとうございます。
Bruceのピアノいいです。
pin77mov 8 months ago
Thanks for posting this version. I had it on old VHS tape but quality was bad. This is an interesting variation on the piano playing Bruce did that I have never heard replicated. Numerous versions by Don Henley and also Bruce Hornsby separately but none this good in my opinion.
plana156 8 months ago
wonderful performance of a brilliant song
rastafarievers 10 months ago
Don had this hair style for how long? 1985 to 1991 perhaps? He should have kept his hair as long as he could (turned gray I imagine?) haha In the 70s he had the white man's afro of course
MetallicBill 10 months ago
@MetallicBill how'd he make his hair go from curly to straight?
g0ldbuG 5 months ago
@g0ldbuG I don't think all people keep their hair the same basically, but I always felt it strange he almost got a 60s hair style after the 70s afro. Few white folks rocked the Afro, but Henley could! hahaha
MetallicBill 4 months ago
Yes, one of the best songs regarding a universal central theme in our live and the environment we live in. Very cool to see Bruce Hornsby playing the piano. The two songwriters involved in the performance.
CoolRockinPapi 11 months ago
what a great song. I started to like this song more after i had an american lit class in a college. In the class, the professor connected this song's message to the message that Thoreau sought to present in Walden, and said that it's the song about the despair of a destruction of innocent nature. I was very shocked for this and ever since i really love this song more.
wacyeah 11 months ago
@wacyeah Well, Don would be pretty happy to hear it, he's the guy working the magic in terms of his schooling for the lyrical side of things and it shows in the Eagles' body of work. I was thinking that Glenn Frey would have liked to shake hands with Bob Seger too! haha Bob is touring the Midwest and is planing a stop in my neck of the woods, only months away, the radio here is hyping it
MetallicBill 10 months ago