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As far as studio albums go, But Seriously Folks is Joe Walsh's most insightful & melodic. But Seriously Folks, released in 1978, was the album the Eagles should have made rather than the mediocre The Long Run. It captures a reflective song cycle along the same thematic lines of Pet Sounds, only for the '70s. The album's introspective outlook glides through rejuvenation (" Tomorrow, Over & Over"), recapturing the simple pleasures of the past (" Indian Summer"), mid-career indecision (" At the ...

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Personnel: Joe Walsh (vocals, guitar, piano, keyboards, synthesizer, percussion); Joe Vitale (vocals, flute, keyboards, synthesizer, drums, percussion); Dale Peters (vocals, bass, percussion); Waddy Wachtel, Joe Murcia (guitar); Kenny Passarelli (guitarone, trumpets, bass); Paul Harris (piano); Jay Ferguson, Rocke Grace (keyboards); Tom Stephenson (organ); Rick Rosas, George Perry, Mark Andes, Bryan Garofalo, Willie Weeks (bass); Jim Fox (drums, percussion); Jim Keltner (drums); Bill Szymczyk (m ...

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Rocky Mountain Way features only a few tracks which had not previously been released on Joe Walsh best-ofs. " Country Fair, a rather dull & protracted affair taken from the 1973 album So What, is a strange addition to the lineup, especially in light of the fact that neither Mother Says, Bookends, or Here We Go" (three of the man's finest tracks) are featured. Most of the material on this release is undeniably enjoyable, however. The superb titular track opens the album & immediately cat ...

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Personnel: Joe Walsh (vocals, guitar); Joe Vitale (flute, keyboards, drums); Rocke Grace (keyboards, background vocals); Kenny Passarelli (bass instrument, background vocals); Clydie King, Venetta Fields (background vocals)." Rocky Mountain Way, the tune that opens Joe Walsh's sophomore release (and remains one of his best-known songs), is a textbook example of Walsh's strengths. The song is driven by a slinky hard rock groove that boasts crunchy, distorted guitars, barrelhouse piano, wiry s ...

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Personnel: Joe Walsh (vocals, guitar, piano, Mellotron, synthesizers, bass, organ); Leonard Southwick (harmonica); Tom Stephenson (organ); James Bond (acoustic bass); Kenny Passarelli (bass); Bryan Garafolo (bass, background vocals); Joe Vitale, Ron Grinel, Russ Kunkel (drums); Guille Garcia (congas); Jody Boyer, Dan Fogelberg, J.D. Souther, Glen Frey, Don Henley, Randy Meisner (background vocals). Engineers: Al Blazek, Bill Szymczyk, John Stronach. Principally recorded at The Record Plant ...

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It was pretty clear that Billy Joel had run out of steam by 1993's River of Dreams. He had shown signs of wearing on its predecessor, Storm Front, but his trademark melodic gift disappeared on River of Dreams & his words, even performances, were bone-tired -- he even called the last song " The Last Song (No More Words)." So, it was no great surprise that he did not rush to record a follow-up, & when he started murmuring toward the end of the decade that perhaps he wasn't interested in pop mus ...

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Inside Of Emptiness' is the fourth release in a series of at least five albums by John Frusciante, out this year on Record Collection. The first album released in Australia was ' Shadows Collide With People', released in March. The second, The Will To Death, came out in July. ' The DC EP', produced by Ian Mac Kaye, was released in October. John has been recording one full length album every month of 2004. ...

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If you remember Idi Amin then you will love this CD. John Bird is amazing & manages to turn some of Idi Amin's quirks, psychosis & all around lunacy into a funny social/political commentary of life in Uganda during the regime of Idi Amin. I guess you have to have a slightly dark sense of humour to really enjoy this, but I always laugh while listenting to this one. ...

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Joe Walsh - You Can't Argue With A Sick Mind

Recorded live just before Joe joined up with the Eagles full-time, You Can't Argue... contains six of Joe's better-known songs. Things start off with his last hit with the James Gang, Walk Away, and then makes its way through "Meadows" and eighteen minutes of "Rocky Mountain Way." The crowd loved it. Follow all that with "Time Out, then do Help Me Thru the Night" acoustically with future bandmates Henley, Frey, and Felder helping out, and close things up with a profound and majestic "Turn to

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Recorded live just before Joe joined up with the Eagles full-time, You Can't Argue... contains six of Joe's better-known songs. Things start off with his last hit with the James Gang, Walk Away, & then makes its way through " Meadows" & eighteen minutes of " Rocky Mountain Way." The crowd loved it. Follow all that with " Time Out, then do Help Me Thru the Night" acoustically with future bandmates Henley, Frey, & Felder helping out, & close things up with a profound & majestic " Turn to

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