Enjoy Every Sandwich 1: Searching For A Heart

There was a challenge or a request (or whatever they want to call it...) for me to make a video for all of the songs on the Warren Zevon tribute album ENJOY EVERY SANDWICH. I accepted. This is the first song, "Searching For A Heart" and it's performed by Don Henley.

I do not own the music of Warren Zevon. The album ENJOY EVERY SANDWICH was produced by Jorge Calderon and Jordan Zevon and it was released on ARTEMIS RECORDS.

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• Enjoy
• Every
• Sandwich
• Warren
• Zevon
• Don
• Henley
• Searching
• For
• Heart
• Tribute
• Album

[ruthlesace]

u get that book yet??

[ooaman02]

Yes I did. I got that book about a year and 3 months ago. So not incredably long after making this video.

[niamhorourke]

beautiful. the world lost a great artist in WZ. a fine tribute. thank you.

[julianzfarm]

agreed

[JakeyBaybeh]

@youdanieltube No it really isn't... go buy the album, this is Warren Zevon.

[123rcac]

I'm hoping he had the best of times.

[karana808]

I dont think it matters how old or young you are good music and imaganable lyrics will reach the heart of a person

And thats exactly what warren was about.

[pgamba]

WZ a great composer.

[ConnieLynchitz]

I wept, but surely Henley could of done a different number? This ballad deserves better.

[612franklin]

Ayah. He flung himself on the planet. Here's a thought: A hundred SandwichEaters, gathered under a fine full moon (somewhere by the water). We wait 'til 8, 10 or 12 PM

Sing WereWolves of London, then we all trade sandwiches and feast. EveryBody bring a Warren Sandwich ; )  Haruch

[lefrommagegrand]

A labor of love for a great musician! Thanks. LoneStarGazer

[TheMiget7]

I'm only 14 years old but i am still touched by Warrens music, beautiful, just beautiful.

[mohansen11]

Goldenrod636, The 1990 movie you are referring to was "Love at Large" (starring Tom Berenger and Elizabeth Perkins as the two detectives), and the song was performed by its writer, Warren Zevon.

[peasblossom1973]

@Clevererogue

Right; Henley did it as a tribute to Zevon. Both versions are fantastic.