The Eagles: The Long Road (2024) FULL BIOGRAPHY DOCUMENTARY w/ SUBS | HD
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- The world suffered another major loss with the death of Eagles co-founder and guitarist Glenn Frey at the age of 67. Shocked fans from all over the world have been expressing their condolences through social media platforms such as Twitter since the sad news broke out. We pay tribute to the life and career of one of the main band members as we revisit the achievements of one of the best- selling and most loved American rock bands of all time. Featuring some of their most popular tracks including “Hotel California”, “New Kid in Town”, “Life in the Fast Lane”, “One of these Nights and more, follow the journey of the life of a true musical icon who will always be remembered.
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The Eagles are one of my all time favorite groups-Wish I had seen them in concert.
I grew up at a very young age listening to the eagles. I think the very first time I heard them I was 4 years old. I'm 54 now and they are my favorite band of all time
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Same here, my dad loves the Eagles and they are in my blood from birth, 1972. A little younger than you.
The Eagles brought joy to practicing music because I learned there songs.
One of the best bands in American music history - can't wait to the updated greatest hits package comes out in July 24. Vinyl ready! RIP Glenn Frey - one of the best songwriters ever.
I began playing guitar back in 1979-80. Long story-short it was because I randomely picked out an album during a dinner party at mom`s friends houe. It said "the James Gand and the title of a song was very strange to my 11 yr old self...Funk #48 (not #49) and I loved it and the "donk be-dok-de-donk a-dop a bop" left me loving the song and had me doubled over laughing. On the drive home that night I asked my mom for a guitar for Christmas. My journey down the road of rock had begun. Thank you Joseph Fidler Walsh !! Joe has been my light in the dark and we both got sober a couple of years apart. Joe in 1994 and me 1997. I have never relapsed and niether has Joe. From the deepest part of my soul, Thank you Joe.
I know someone who worked with JOE WALSH. He said he’s a nice person and great to work with.
I've heard that a lot about Joe. He's about as "regular people" as one can get. Never ever got stuck on himself.
I met some folks that ran into Joe Walsh at a Ball Game- He said / hey I have to. announce the game opening- then can I come back and hangout
If I could only ever listen to one artist again it would be the Eagles, not just the hits their back catalogue is amazing
40 Years ago this Spring; I heard The Eagles for the 1st Time: 'Already Gone' !!
Well i heard some people talkin' just the other day
I chuckled when Henley said most bands don't last. Yeah, if you have massive egos and aren't willing to compromise. Look at a band like Rush. They were best friends and loved each other. They were willing to hear each other out and concede ideas to make it work. A band is like a relationship. It takes a lot of work, but it can last forever if you want it to.
He's not wrong. Bands break up often. But you're angry, so I guess enjoy that. How about those Beatles?
Best of the best in one band
Every chance I get,I find the Eagles on U Tube!
The Eagles reached the pinnacle of commercial music. Immense fan support was gained due to outstanding music, and professional performances throughout their climb to rock superstars. However, there is the faintest smell of taint that continues to make some question the history. So many talented musicians contributed, yet, their contributions were tossed aside as the group's success accended. The Eagles contribution to music will live for generations yet born. To this listener, the Eagles became the Don Henley Group, leaving the earlier creativity to a greatest hits “Take it Easy”.
If memory serves me my cousin and I saw them in Calgary in 1976. It was an outdoor event where the Stampeder Football team played. It was when they released the whole Hotel California Theme.
The parallels between The Eagles and The Beatles are striking, especially between Henley/Frey and Lennon/McCartney.
Very good documentary about one of America's truly great bands. I was fortunate to see them before they released their first album in a small club in Aspen Colorado. They played every night for one glorious month .
Not a word mentioned about the ousting of Don Felder.
Felder probably would have sued them. Again. Gotta pay for more adult diapers!
Very well put together!
Don Henley , it was God who kept them alive. The last album LONG ROAD FROM EDEN. GREAT RECORD. I brought the album in GERMANY.
No Glenn Frey, No Eagles....sorry Don Henley...and it sucks you continue to tour as "The Eagles."
The amount of time Glenn says “ya know” is insane.
That gets on my nerves almost as bad as ''it's like''. And I am not innocent. I tell my girlfriend to bitch slap me when I say it.
I love The Eagles - but this documentary features very little of them. Just a load of 'others' giving their blah-blah-blah. It would be much better to have more of the actual band members sharing their thoughts.
I got that also within the first minute of this doc. Still looking around. Let me know if you find any 👍
JUST found one on VIMEO... Eagles - History.Of .The.Eagles.2013.Part.1.eng.ac3.5.1.multisub.byBrigante
Rent history of the Eagles parts 1 and 2
Because it isn’t authorized.
The Eagles did their own documentary.
Yea bs
The passing of Randy ended the Eagles sound for me..😢
Bernie Leadon was not in Poco,Randy Meisner was.
Thnkyu !!! These so called experts right ?! Lolol
So was Timothy B. Schmidt...
Cannot believe the narrator omitted Glenn’s solo song “Party Town”
The best music there ever will be.
I love you Eagles ❤❤❤
The best of the best
Good music is forever ❤❤❤
This documentary skips over Glenn Fry's 1988 album Soul Searching which had hit song "True Love" and minor hit "Soul Searchinl" and later he had a minor hit on the Thelma And Louise soundtrack "Part Of Me. Part Of You"
This documentary completely skips the Eagles 2004 hit "Hole In The World" which was nominated for Grammy for best group performance.
Don't get me wrong. I grew up with, and love The Eagles. I have to take pause and consider enormous number "album sales" for anyone from that era. I bought all The Eagles' albums, first on vinyl, then on cassette, some of them twice on cassette, one on 8 track, then, finally, all of them on CD. Do each of these count as an "album sale"?
8 track! You’re old! Jk…I’m 51 and kinda remember them, I grew up in the 80’s with cassette tapes, had some 45’s and 33’s
If Frey And Henley had wound their heads in and treated the others as equals , barring death they may well have still been together but Frey wanted the notoriety
This is not a documentary at all,it's only Frey who said a few words.
Treated Felder like shit
But
Music is legendary
Treated Randy like shit too.
@@michellemachet-philip2801 Yes Frey and Henley were hard on him
@@michellemachet-philip2801 And Bernie
Leaders have to be harsh sometimes. Someone has to keep the bar high. It's not about being buddies all the time. It is about creating a fantastic musical product. Felder and Meisner were followers and could never have put together a powerhouse like the Eagles. It took personalities like Frey & Henley, like them or not on a personal level. Felder was a bit of a bed wetter. Great guitarist though.
Can't find a band now that even comes close to their influence and raw talent. Just a lot of rap and noise, no original sound or real heart.
Well I do know the Eagles are still performing with Vince Gill doing Glenn's part not the same but still not bad
It was sad that Glenn and Don had to have all that control. Great musicians but not so great friends. I listen to their more obscure stuff. I like Don's solo stuff. So it's more pick and choose. That makes platforms like Spotify great.
The passing of Glenn Frey was far from tragic. What WAS tragic was his massive need for control...
The American Band
Mist a major fact about desperado, LR re sang it with her special twist, that’s what saved that song
I love the Eagles but every self proclaimed expert always forgets the Allman Brothers. They had hits as country rock and maintained it for years. Get the story straight. Okay.
They're called 'Eagles'. The record company only added "The" for their greatest hits.
To any real fan, this is incessant recycling of information. Nothing new here.
The California quartet...? 🤦♂
And Felder got screwed
Americas band !
Glenn Frey (like FRY, not FRAY)!
Lyin eyes written in a bar...
Bernie poured a beer over Frey and walked out 😂
Can you blame him 😂
Then Randy punched him and walked out too 😂😂
@@michellemachet-philip2801 Never knew that
Knew that Felder smashed his acoustic guitar against a pillar at end of last ever show 1980
The show where Frey and Felder almost came to blows on stage
I still dig the song but let’s be honest, the song one of these nights is a disco song and less of a blue eyed soul song.
OMG, love the riff at 14:37 anyone know it? Thanks!!!!
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WHAT ABOUT JD SOUTHER THO?
"On the Border" does NOT have a hard rock sound, overall. It's a transitional album that has all kinds of things on it.
Glen Frey was a prick, but made historic music
Ha ha,that's true
What is the song playing during the 1st few minutes?
the song that i hear starting around 18:00 , is this ac/dc's hells bells ? it must be ... please someone confirm ?
Bad documentary! Get your information correct first!
"LED en"
You know
This is not a good documentary at all
Re: Randy’s departure, is vodka now called the flu? I can’t keep up with the changes in vernacular. From what Don has said publicly, it was vodka & a couple blondes &, if you ever heard Randy after an eve of hardy drinking, you’d understand… vid exists of some of those, he failed to hit it
It was actually Glenn who said that.
@@Eeohippus Don, History of the Eagles has it on vid although I don’t doubt Glenn said it as well… which makes 2 present for vodka, 0 present for flu
Except the band had a rule,probably still do, no drinking or drugs before shows.
@jaycareaga9929 but that was in the 90s when they got back together for Hell Freezes Over and Joe was clean and they needed to keep them clean
@jaycareaga9929 but that was in the 90s when they got back together for Hell Freezes Over and Joe was clean and they needed to keep them clean
The guy who was bugging them up. It’s like Bruce brought his Heartland Rock Style and prowess. The Eagles made pristine productions..Grew up hearing a lot of their records. The British slug music journalist ,was basically saying what America appeared like back then. When he said Blonde Woman like they were the beauty of the day, when truly Black American women were absolutely stunning. They knew it. Media was so bias. The truth was LA was eclectic and vast. The police was ratchet and wicked with their racist ways. That was all exposed through the help of HipHop and the changing times. That’s why they hated the Rap music which was an extension of the HIP HOP COMMUNITY. Once it blew up commercially.They couldn’t deny its power and attraction with the mainstream so called audiences.NWA makes THE EAGLES look like an afterschool rock band. I say that to say YES.THE EAGLES was a great POP BAND. I own a few of their records.
Get out of here with your opinion 'facts'. Let's talk FACTS. The Eagles have 5 no. 1 hits, 10 top Ten hits, and 21 chart toppers. N.W.A. has ZERO no. 1 hits, ZERO Top Ten hits, and only 1 chart hit. 😂😂😂 AND, The Eagles, though not with the original lineup, are still touring today. Where is N.W.A.?? NOWHERE! The rest of your gibberish is irrelevant to this discussion. Keep your racist tripe to yourself.
Oh, final thought, The Eagles are most certainly a ROCK band. Nothing about them is POP. If you're going to speak on a topic, know the real facts first, not just your opinion.
@@MC-jv9ed it’s not an opinion. It’s a fact.
@@MC-jv9ed typical. Calling a black man a racist. Oh please. Get out of your emotions.I know the truth hurts.
With a band as American as the Eagles, it's odd that this is a British made documentary...and get Sid Griffin OUT of there. He has the personality of an eggplant.
Nothing new but there is some misinformation.
The one thing wrong with this documentary were the two English clowns giving their commentary and pretending credibility. Randy with Poco not Bernie by the way. As a big fan from the beginning I could have offered more than the old information that those two were simply repeating. Glen Frey and Don Henley had great respect for one another. Glen used to call Don their secret weapon with his voice. No jealousy at all. He considered their song “The Last Resort” as Don’s opus as Don had a degree in English literature, without mentioning his own contribution. Someone else of note did though. Stumbling across some obscure radio interview with Bob Seger I heard him refer to that song and the music behind it.
“That was all Glen” Bob said. Don equally respected Glen as the leader of the band and driving force that lifted his own confidence and each band members strengths.
Agree completely. Many stories were just wrong. I was at Chuck’s Cellar for Linda’s performance, had met GF the previous year when in LA… it was his dream back then. He always remembered why he got where he did, fans, my grandfather’s first lesson to me… don’t mess with your regulars, they feed your family in hard times. Props to another old-timer😉
I also noticed how Randy and Bernie's earlier bands got switched around through the commentary. Someone did not perform their editorial duties quite properly.
Also, the captions keep spelling Glyn Johns as Glen Johns.
This has the worst intro music on the planet...Lame doc.