He always stayed real. I played bass on a show with him in Berkeley in the early 70s and we were friends. Everyone out here loved Eddie. He was a great guy and he stayed real, especially after he made it.
Really cool interview and I can relate to not sounding funny when around other East Coast people. This guy is as down-to-earth as anyone can be, regardless of fortune and fame.
Aw, Eddie Money.. Who didn't love him? Great voice, great catchy music, cute ASF. He was still cute at 70. You could tell he missed those days. We all do! ♥️ Rest easy, Thanks for all you have.
What natural charisma. Hard to take your eyes off him. Damn. As a child, I had only heard his singing voice. That he had the gift of easy gab makes him to me even more endearing.
@@wildmercuryfilms she don’t lie* But also there are many people who talk that fast without cocaine, I’m one of them. It’s also a musician thing, many musicians speak very quickly
I saw Eddie at this concert, Pat Benatar opened for him. Awesome day! I also worked next door to his home in Westlake Village, CA in the early 90's, met him twice. RIP Eddie, you were great, a real genuinely nice person and your music will live on forever!
It hit me really hard this morning. I met him through a good friend of mine back in January he was such a kind man not to mention his incredible music.
Never met the man but was 2nd roll center at his concert think it was in 88-89 the No Control tour absolutely wonderful. I still listen to him all the time my favorite song of his is i wanna go back. I think it was the first song of his i heard. Fell in love with it. Bought his cassette and found his music wonderful
I discovered Eddie Money in Aug 82 and have been in love with him ever since. Going to his concert at Astroworld in Houston TX, I didn't know who he was. The very next day after the concert, I was at the mall buying EVERY ONE of his albums. No Control has always been my favorite. Can you imagine how this girl was when she finally got to meet her man on 04Apr04 at Wild Adventures in Valdosta GA? I was 10th in line when he came out for meet and greet, when I saw him, I started shaking (no pun intended :) ). Somebody tried to butt in line, I grew some balls and told them, "Go to the back of the line dude, wait like everyone else". When it was finally my turn, I stepped up shook his hand, told him my story of being his fan and with sincerity he said, "Thank you so much, I appreciate it." Then it was picture time. I sat on the table in front of him, he leaned over and put his chin on my shoulder. I said, "Wow, I'm never washing my face again, I have Eddie Money's sweat on me!" After the picture, I turned and gave him a hug. Walking away, I was shaking even more and even started crying (I never do that). I got to see him again in Oct '04. I took the picture of Eddie and I, printed it on a tshirt. Over the picture it said, "Eddie & Me". I was thankful that night that not many people were there, so I was front and center at the stage. When he started singing Take a Little Bit, I showed him my shirt that I made and he winked. When he got to, "Take a little bit of my life and hold it, Take a little bit of my life and hold it, Hold on to me, I gotta mean something to you, Don't let me go, Please, Please don't let me down So", he was leaning over to me and we were both singing it to each other. I melted, of course! After the concert, he signed my shirt. Got a hug and a kiss and another picture. For my 40th birthday, my stepmother got ahold of his publicist and I got an autographed picture. Sorry to bore you all, just wanted to share my story.
I saw Eddie Money in 1982 on his "No Control" tour! Wow! He blew me away & I couldn't believe how much his fans loved him!! I still love Eddie! He's one of a kind!
Absolutely love his carefree nature. Absolutely so cute and of course talented too. Loved it, when he said If it doesn’t work out , you can work for your uncle Vinny... Rip Eddie Money forever missed 💙💙🖤🖤🎶🎶
GREAT interview. He has NEVER changed. Even after all of his stardom, playing sold out arenas, and selling millions of records, he was always a down to Earth guy, very humble, very funny. I met him back in 1999, backstage He was cracking me, and my friends up. He is such an awesome guy! Too bad there aren't more superstars like this. If you just met him, not knowing who he was, you'd never know this guy was a HUGE star. EDDIE MONEY LEGEND!
LOL... this is a fantastic interview..! I met Eddie in 1983? at Niles Station near Fremont CA. He played with his old band in this tiny bar. RIP Bill Graham and Eddie.!!
He had a real down to earth, blue collar working man's attitude !!! He did not seem to have that pompous arrogant (Filthy Rich Guy Millionare) persona that most rock stars get!!! He was a working man's musician!!!😊☺😊😇☺😎 He was a cool cat with good sense of humor!!!
Oh. He sure did keep the blue collar attitude. He didn't seem to be full of himself. He enjoyed what he did and didn't seem to take it all for granted.
I have seen many of the great rockers from 1976 forward. ACDC, Foreigner, The punk bands. I seen a lot of live shows.. I saw Eddie in 1977 at Winterland. I was a San Fran Bay Area kid.. He blew us away. Absolutelty, blew our doors off. Jimmy Lyons on guitar was incredible as well. I hold that show, "Ronnie Montrose" was the other act, as one of the absolute best shows I have ever seen. . I survived the very same cancer that took Eddie, at least so far. And I was diagnosed very close to the time he was diagnosed. .This was one hell of a guy and I was deeply saddened to see him taken away. I actually shed a tear for his passing. With him went a piece of my youth and in some way, a piece of the memory of how happy and uncomplicated youth is in its best moments I hope he is in a better place.
I remember when I was like 5 or 6 seeing him on American Bandstand with Dick Clark he did Baby Hold On. He was a cool cat for sure with a lot of guts. RIP Eddie
So funny in watching this that he spins around in a circle... he still does this at all his shows. Used to see him a lot when I lived in Calif.... and Love going to see him when he's here in Vegas!!
Love and miss you Eddie. God Bless Your Wife and 5 Children. I cant believe your gone. Youll always be in heart and soul. Eddie your passing reminds me of my fiance. He passed away 2 years ago December 1 2017. He dearly loved your music. We use to rock to alot of your songs. God bless you both. Miss you.
I will always miss him. So many memories. My mom got so sick of listening to him. LOL I used to just laugh, shut the door and get lost in " gimme some water " I can almost smell F street. My digs.
My all time favorite music is from 74-84 great Era great music an Mr.Mahoney falls in this category Old school guy and yeah down to earth I was glad to his commercial skits in his older days Funny stuff
Such a loss! You gave the world some fantastic music! Thank you Eddie. Watched an interview from 2018-ish right before this and he said the same thing about Studio 54. Way too funny!!!
A great inviewer for sure...just let Eddie interject and went with the flow...he actually listened and let it happen without insisting on his own agenda--job well done.!...this was also a different era when people actually communicated more instead of being so distracted by the digital age.
His speaking voice sort of sounded like Billy Joel's speaking voice from that era. Couple of New Yorkers who did very well for themselves. I'm a longtime fan of both guys.
I 'second that' an awesome interview fer sure, Eddie talks a 'mile a minute', woulda been a great salesman too in a different career, hard to believe he went thru NY City police training. I just Karoaked 'Two tickets to paradise' ..last night in Eddie's memory...i got a a great applause from 50 folks.
My first real girlfriend in Chicago ,Dorene loved Eddie , and Robin Zander (Cheap Trick) ... every time I here One of his songs I think of her....it seems like yesterday ....(What The]...!!! Love you Bro ! R.I.P.
Long Island, NY born and raised! Talkin like a typical New Yawka... I love Eddie Money. Haaa! Zeppelin! They were still going strong in '78! I miss the days of the guys long hair! 'Baby Hold On' is my favorite song! And yes... God Bless the NYPD!
Wellll…….,,,,….. I don’t think so. He’s probably looking back 5 or 6 years, talking about ‘72 or ‘73. 1976 and 1977 and 1978 weren’t too kind to Zeppelin: Firstly: The Ramones and The Clash and The Sex Pistols destroyed Led Zeppelin & Pink Floyd and their type of music. Secondly: Robert Plant got into a serious car crash. And The Worst Thing: Robert Plant’s son died (not in the car crash). By 1978, Jimmy Page had a pretty significant drug addiction. At that point, they were a shell of themselves. They put out one more album, which sounded COMPLETELY DIFFERENT than all their albums (In Through The Out Door), and John Paul Jones wrote a lot of the song because Page was strung out. Money is probably referring to a few years in the past.
My husband is a musician and recognized Eddie on the Geico commercial. I didn't know who he was and wanted to see what the parody was about so I looked at a couple of recent interviews with him and then watched his 1977-78 performance of "Two Tickets to Paradise" and was struck by his talent and charm. This interview shows that he was a down to earth sweetheart from the start. Can't believe after all these years that I've just discovered him. I also love his song from Arlington Cemetary. Wow
Aww Eddie you shoveled snow to buy records...when you really love music you will do anything to hear it. When I was in high school working part time half my pay went to my mom to help out and the rest went for records. I can relate. ❤ you Eddie.
I saw Eddie, he opened up for Santana on Eddies first tour, 1978. I was 17, after that concert seeing him live, I was totally hooked on Eddie Money and his voice, songs and everything, that guy had it going on!
What a sweetheart he was. RIP, Eddie. You notice how down-to-earth and unaffected he is? His amiable way with the interviewer? Try finding that today in someone with even 1/10th of Eddie Money's talent. We're left with a gaggle of narcissistic prima donnas clinging to their auto-tune machines for dear life.
@@saltylavender7096 Saw him in concert in Charlotte with 38 Special! The boy had no control! His music was awesome!!! My deepest sympathy to his family. So many memories he will always live.Thanks Money man!!
Can't believe it Eddie we love you and appreciate your fine telent . Your music give me so many good memories growing up in southern California.😎♥️🍹70 80
I hope nobody takes offense, but when “Two Tickets to Paradise” was popular, it was a beautiful San Diego summer, I was in college and the future was bright, I was with the love of my life, and I had the best sex of my life to this song. Always grateful to Eddie Money for enhancing that beautiful time in my life.
What a great guy. You can tell by this interview that he is very down to earth. He will be missed but at least we have his wonderful songs. Big Crash is my fav! What's yours?
Big crash for sure!!! Club Michelle whole Where's the Party but I sent Big Crash from 2010 to his daughter on Twitter n she said she cried BC he was singin it to her n her messin up on his tour n she never saw it before so cool
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He always stayed real. I played bass on a show with him in Berkeley in the early 70s and we were friends. Everyone out here loved Eddie. He was a great guy and he stayed real, especially after he made it.
Met Eddie at one of our many festivals here in Arkansas. The kindest man I've ever met. Humble man.
It's good to be humble and real. This is a lesson for all of us.
Really cool interview and I can relate to not sounding funny when around other East Coast people. This guy is as down-to-earth as anyone can be, regardless of fortune and fame.
He sure was a cutie! He was down to earth and even though he rebelled and got on drugs he still had a solid respect for his parents. It's admirable!
Aw, Eddie Money.. Who didn't love him? Great voice, great catchy music, cute ASF. He was still cute at 70. You could tell he missed those days. We all do! ♥️ Rest easy, Thanks for all you have.
Talking about missing the old days. Watch his I can't go back video.
Love Eddie Money ♥️
Fell in love with him in Junior High and never stopped! My forever crush!
He didn't age well, too much of the nasty stuff.
He may have been high, but so honest and open. I met him around '83..very shy.
What natural charisma. Hard to take your eyes off him. Damn. As a child, I had only heard his singing voice. That he had the gift of easy gab makes him to me even more endearing.
Agreed !
God, he was adorable here. So smart and fast talking and funny and sweet...
She don’t like she don’t like she don’t like..,,…..cocaine.
@@wildmercuryfilms she don’t lie* But also there are many people who talk that fast without cocaine, I’m one of them. It’s also a musician thing, many musicians speak very quickly
@@wildmercuryfilms «She don’t like» 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Eddie was so down to earth and funny! I loved his music as a youngster in the 70's & 80's!
So down to earth....such a lovely man. One of my favs of all time. RIP Eddie.
After writing my comment I read yours. We think a lot alike!!
I saw Eddie at this concert, Pat Benatar opened for him. Awesome day! I also worked next door to his home in Westlake Village, CA in the early 90's, met him twice. RIP Eddie, you were great, a real genuinely nice person and your music will live on forever!
My all time favorite singer. I absolutely loved loved Eddie Money. My heart hurts so much.
It hit me really hard this morning. I met him through a good friend of mine back in January he was such a kind man not to mention his incredible music.
@@quentindugger5389 I met him at my friend's wedding. He was the entertainment for the night. Great man.
That is amazing. I got to meet him for the first time back in January.
@@quentindugger5389 Awesome
RIP Money Man, thank you for so many years of great music.
Always stayed humble that little kid in ny shoveling snow.....will forever be The Money 💰 Man!
"I'll save the money and figure it out later." Good advice!!!! :)
He’s so adorable. ❤
Never met the man but was 2nd roll center at his concert think it was in 88-89 the No Control tour absolutely wonderful. I still listen to him all the time my favorite song of his is i wanna go back. I think it was the first song of his i heard. Fell in love with it. Bought his cassette and found his music wonderful
Love that guy . Sad he is gone .
Jeez this is incredible...wow the filming and era so cool...looks just like 1978 to me.
Saw him live in 77 excellent performer great Entertainer fantastic songwriter rest in peace Eddie... you will be missed
I discovered Eddie Money in Aug 82 and have been in love with him ever since. Going to his concert at Astroworld in Houston TX, I didn't know who he was. The very next day after the concert, I was at the mall buying EVERY ONE of his albums. No Control has always been my favorite. Can you imagine how this girl was when she finally got to meet her man on 04Apr04 at Wild Adventures in Valdosta GA? I was 10th in line when he came out for meet and greet, when I saw him, I started shaking (no pun intended :) ). Somebody tried to butt in line, I grew some balls and told them, "Go to the back of the line dude, wait like everyone else". When it was finally my turn, I stepped up shook his hand, told him my story of being his fan and with sincerity he said, "Thank you so much, I appreciate it." Then it was picture time. I sat on the table in front of him, he leaned over and put his chin on my shoulder. I said, "Wow, I'm never washing my face again, I have Eddie Money's sweat on me!" After the picture, I turned and gave him a hug. Walking away, I was shaking even more and even started crying (I never do that). I got to see him again in Oct '04. I took the picture of Eddie and I, printed it on a tshirt. Over the picture it said, "Eddie & Me". I was thankful that night that not many people were there, so I was front and center at the stage. When he started singing Take a Little Bit, I showed him my shirt that I made and he winked. When he got to, "Take a little bit of my life and hold it, Take a little bit of my life and hold it, Hold on to me, I gotta mean something to you, Don't let me go, Please, Please don't let me down So", he was leaning over to me and we were both singing it to each other. I melted, of course! After the concert, he signed my shirt. Got a hug and a kiss and another picture. For my 40th birthday, my stepmother got ahold of his publicist and I got an autographed picture. Sorry to bore you all, just wanted to share my story.
hey right on..good for you..those are the kinds of memories that make life...LIFE!! thank u for sharing your story. very cool. best wishes...
He's really good. He has the classic 80's cruising sound that everyone thinks of when they think of the 80's.
amazing story!!!! so cool!!!
No control is a great album
Love your story and thanks for sharing!
Rock and roll will NEVER die rip Eddy New York. 🍻🍺🇺🇸🇺🇸💪💪👍👍🎹🎶🎵🎼
Just an average guy who made it.....his legacy is a good one....RIP my friend
God bless you Eddie Money. So many great songs, the boy from my parts, NYC, and I still love listening to you.❤
It's really cool to see those interviews from the past☆
I have never seen this interview ✨
@@jacquelinec.6785 it was definitely really enjoyable to watch.
R.I.P Eddie Money miss you dude i loved your concert i went to years ago
Me too! Westbury Music Fair "In the round" with Loverboy & Survivor!
He's younger, less polished here and a delight to watch. May Eddie Money rest in peace.
rip legend. What a beautiful gift to the world you were
He’s so down to earth. Never really seen interviews of him. Thank you.
I saw Eddie Money in 1982 on his "No Control" tour! Wow! He blew me away & I couldn't believe how much his fans loved him!! I still love Eddie! He's one of a kind!
I was at this concert.
Absolutely love his carefree nature. Absolutely so cute and of course talented too. Loved it, when he said If it doesn’t work out , you can work for your uncle Vinny... Rip Eddie Money forever missed 💙💙🖤🖤🎶🎶
GREAT interview. He has NEVER changed. Even after all of his stardom, playing sold out arenas, and selling millions of records, he was always a down to Earth guy, very humble, very funny.
I met him back in 1999, backstage He was cracking me, and my friends up. He is such an awesome guy!
Too bad there aren't more superstars like this. If you just met him, not knowing who he was, you'd never know this guy was a HUGE star.
EDDIE MONEY LEGEND!
LOL... this is a fantastic interview..! I met Eddie in 1983? at Niles Station near Fremont CA. He played with his old band in this tiny bar. RIP Bill Graham and Eddie.!!
If this was when Eddie did one of the Dr.Pepper shows,I was there that day.He opened for The Kinks.
Eddie was a rockers rocker!
what.... a...... cool..... guy!!!!!
RIP Eddie. Thank you for the humor and great music!
Pork chops, potatoes & mom happy for her son. Eddie 💲
R.I.P. Money Man🙏
awesome interview...great guy...I used to talk that way too a long time ago when I was a kid.....great blue collar rock and roller!!!
RIP Eddie and thanks for the awesome music.
He's so down to earth and still is. You can tell he had a solid upbringing with parents who had good sense and he has respect for them!
Love him so much. Such a sweet guy.
He was such a nice guy love this interview.
R i p......thank you eddie your music made the.world.a better place....
So Raw 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 AWSOME Guy .. R.I.P.
We all Love ya !!!
He had a real down to earth, blue collar working man's attitude !!! He did not seem to have that pompous arrogant (Filthy Rich Guy Millionare) persona that most rock stars get!!! He was a working man's musician!!!😊☺😊😇☺😎 He was a cool cat with good sense of humor!!!
Oh. He sure did keep the blue collar attitude. He didn't seem to be full of himself. He enjoyed what he did and didn't seem to take it all for granted.
Awww, Eddie! What a fun time capsule.
The best person I miss him what a loss to music
man what a cool guy!
What a wonderful person. Blessings on your soul’s journey. 🙌
RIP Eddie....thanks for so many great songs....
I have seen many of the great rockers from 1976 forward. ACDC, Foreigner, The punk bands. I seen a lot of live shows.. I saw Eddie in 1977 at Winterland. I was a San Fran Bay Area kid.. He blew us away. Absolutelty, blew our doors off. Jimmy Lyons on guitar was incredible as well. I hold that show, "Ronnie Montrose" was the other act, as one of the absolute best shows I have ever seen. . I survived the very same cancer that took Eddie, at least so far. And I was diagnosed very close to the time he was diagnosed. .This was one hell of a guy and I was deeply saddened to see him taken away. I actually shed a tear for his passing. With him went a piece of my youth and in some way, a piece of the memory of how happy and uncomplicated youth is in its best moments I hope he is in a better place.
I remember when I was like 5 or 6 seeing him on American Bandstand with Dick Clark he did Baby Hold On.
He was a cool cat for sure with a lot of guts. RIP Eddie
So funny in watching this that he spins around in a circle... he still does this at all his shows. Used to see him a lot when I lived in Calif.... and Love going to see him when he's here in Vegas!!
Love and miss you Eddie. God Bless Your Wife and 5 Children. I cant believe your gone. Youll always be in heart and soul. Eddie your passing reminds me of my fiance. He passed away 2 years ago December 1 2017. He dearly loved your music. We use to rock to alot of your songs. God bless you both. Miss you.
Sorry for your Loss 😞
Love Eddie!
And Ric just passed Away too 😞
R.I.P. Eddie 💛
I will always miss him. So many memories. My mom got so sick of listening to him. LOL I used to just laugh, shut the door and get lost in " gimme some water " I can almost smell F street. My digs.
My all time favorite music is from 74-84 great Era great music an Mr.Mahoney falls in this category
Old school guy and yeah down to earth I was glad to his commercial skits in his older days
Funny stuff
I miss this guy it was so sad that he passed
Such a loss! You gave the world some fantastic music! Thank you Eddie.
Watched an interview from 2018-ish right before this and he said the same thing about Studio 54. Way too funny!!!
the guy doing the interview is really a good interviewer
Thank you.
Did a great job for sure. What a gem of an interview.
Thanksamundo!
A great inviewer for sure...just let Eddie interject and went with the flow...he actually listened and let it happen without insisting on his own agenda--job well done.!...this was also a different era when people actually communicated more instead of being so distracted by the digital age.
Thanks. Eddie made it easy. He was present. Enjoying himself.
His speaking voice sort of sounded like Billy Joel's speaking voice from that era. Couple of New Yorkers who did very well for themselves. I'm a longtime fan of both guys.
I 'second that' an awesome interview fer sure, Eddie talks a 'mile a minute', woulda been a great salesman too in a different career, hard to believe he went thru NY City police training. I just Karoaked 'Two tickets to paradise' ..last night in Eddie's memory...i got a a great applause from 50 folks.
His whole family were NYPD cops so he just followed along.Realized it wasn't for him and carved out his own path.RIP Eddie
Awesome footage to have thanks for sharing.
I will always love him
Great interview Lloyd.
Thanks, Robert!
cool interview, its great you kept the footage and preserved it for the archives... rest in peace Eddie Money you were one of the best!!!
What a sweetheart 💕
H*** yeah, love every song and got to see him once where everyone was as drunk as he was lol
Thanks for the great music and the great memories your music is associated with. I truly believe you are singing in heaven with the angels RIP.
My first real girlfriend in Chicago ,Dorene loved Eddie , and Robin Zander (Cheap Trick) ... every time I here One of his songs I think of her....it seems like yesterday ....(What The]...!!! Love you Bro ! R.I.P.
Long Island, NY born and raised! Talkin like a typical New Yawka... I love Eddie Money. Haaa! Zeppelin! They were still going strong in '78! I miss the days of the guys long hair! 'Baby Hold On' is my favorite song! And yes... God Bless the NYPD!
Wellll…….,,,,….. I don’t think so. He’s probably looking back 5 or 6 years, talking about ‘72 or ‘73. 1976 and 1977 and 1978 weren’t too kind to Zeppelin: Firstly: The Ramones and The Clash and The Sex Pistols destroyed Led Zeppelin & Pink Floyd and their type of music. Secondly: Robert Plant got into a serious car crash. And The Worst Thing: Robert Plant’s son died (not in the car crash). By 1978, Jimmy Page had a pretty significant drug addiction. At that point, they were a shell of themselves. They put out one more album, which sounded COMPLETELY DIFFERENT than all their albums (In Through The Out Door), and John Paul Jones wrote a lot of the song because Page was strung out. Money is probably referring to a few years in the past.
Thank you for putting this up very cool
Thanks for your music!!! Eddie..R.i.p
Great interview. Eddie, thanks for the awesome music & memories.
Awesome interview. That's exactly how he was.
I love his personality! And he is Soo cute!
My husband is a musician and recognized Eddie on the Geico commercial. I didn't know who he was and wanted to see what the parody was about so I looked at a couple of recent interviews with him and then watched his 1977-78 performance of "Two Tickets to Paradise"
and was struck by his talent and charm. This interview shows that he was a down to earth sweetheart from the start. Can't believe after all these years that I've just discovered him.
I also love his song from Arlington Cemetary. Wow
Aww Eddie you shoveled snow to buy records...when you really love music you will do anything to hear it. When I was in high school working part time half my pay went to my mom to help out and the rest went for records. I can relate. ❤ you Eddie.
Good on ya' for helping mom out! : - )
@@robjones8733 I loved her so much...I'd do it all over again. She introduced me to all of the great music I love today.
Man watching that interview really takes me back. I was 11 years old when he did that
I wanted his hair really bad. He Had great hair along with his music
He's a good guy. Down to earth then and now.
Eddie Money talked about pork chops in every interview :-D
He carried on the family tradition with his kids, who are probably eating them tonight.
Great interview
Rest in Peace Eddie. One of the greatest!!
I saw Eddie, he opened up for Santana on Eddies first tour, 1978. I was 17, after that concert seeing him live, I was totally hooked on Eddie Money and his voice, songs and everything, that guy had it going on!
Saw him in Dallas he came back for 4 encores. who does that? He was a great guy, I hope he's singing along with the angels
Man, what a great guy!
YOU WILL LIVE FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS.
What a sweetheart he was. RIP, Eddie. You notice how down-to-earth and unaffected he is? His amiable way with the interviewer? Try finding that today in someone with even 1/10th of Eddie Money's talent. We're left with a gaggle of narcissistic prima donnas clinging to their auto-tune machines for dear life.
eigrp I couldn't agree more!
Well said
@@saltylavender7096 Saw him in concert in Charlotte with 38 Special! The boy had no control! His music was awesome!!! My deepest sympathy to his family. So many memories he will always live.Thanks Money man!!
great great interview
Wow, great interview.
young eddie 👍
Such a sad loss - would've loved to have been able to see him live. Excellent interview.
RIP EDDIE 💰! 💔😞
Can't believe it Eddie we love you and appreciate your fine telent . Your music give me so many good memories growing up in southern California.😎♥️🍹70 80
The Man, The Legend!
Love you and your music!!
R.I.P. You wonderful man. :(
Eddie must of really liked pork chops, he mentions them in a Dan Rather interview decades later! 😆
I hope nobody takes offense, but when “Two Tickets to Paradise” was popular, it was a beautiful San Diego summer, I was in college and the future was bright, I was with the love of my life, and I had the best sex of my life to this song. Always grateful to Eddie Money for enhancing that beautiful time in my life.
nice man. I was still a teen boppin' my own baloney regularly then .............
I THINK ED WOULD APPROVE HAAAahahaha
Timothy Blackburn , thanks, I’m a girl.
@Timothy Blackburn so true
He was so smart and articulate... can you believe he was only 29 here? So sexy and gorgeous!
What a great guy. You can tell by this interview that he is very down to earth. He will be missed but at least we have his wonderful songs. Big Crash is my fav! What's yours?
@Mary Listened to your favorite song and not sure if I recall hearing it before but it seems familiar. Good song!!
Big crash for sure!!! Club Michelle whole Where's the Party but I sent Big Crash from 2010 to his daughter on Twitter n she said she cried BC he was singin it to her n her messin up on his tour n she never saw it before so cool
Life for the Takin'.
Inspired me since the first time
that I heard it.