Joe Walsh is the quintessential example that you don’t have to sing like Robert Plant, shred like Hendrix, or be perfectly stylized like Axel Rose. Just play from the heart, sing with attitude and be real- being a Rock n’ Roll beast is only a state of mind. This guy is the blueprint!
My husband put this song on his list of tunes I was to play at his funeral...been three years now since he left...I play this now to bring him back..it works every time...
Anyone who can play this good and sound great while being stoned out of their mind has to be an extremely talented performer. The Professor Walsh is definitely one talented performer. If you look into his eyes on a couple of those close ups you can tell he is jacked up pretty good! I watched an interview where he talked about the time he eventually got sober. He said he just got to the point where he couldnt do it anymore, he was basically wore out. So he decided it was time to clean his act up. He definitely did a great job getting sober and still keeping his sense of humor. You gotta love his sense of humor. There aren't many like him and that's ok! Joe is unique and I think we would all agree we like him the way he is. Someone else acting like Joe just wouldn't seem right. Rock on Joe!!!
Song is a mix of reggae, rock, and country music. I first heard this song around 1978 when I was in high school. I didn't understand why I liked it so much back then. Jump forward 45 years and I can say it was this mix that so many other artist didn't put together. This right here is art.
Just saw him perform this song last night in his 70’s and he hadn’t missed a beat! Voice sounds just as good! What a show ! He’s got a special ingredient that’s for sure
Saw Joe live at Kent State University Gymnasium / Auditorium around 1975 or so. After he played he wandered around the bar district talking to the crowds. Joe's coool!
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Joe Walsh is the quintessential example that you don’t have to sing like Robert Plant, shred like Hendrix, or be perfectly stylized like Axel Rose. Just play from the heart, sing with attitude and be real- being a Rock n’ Roll beast is only a state of mind. This guy is the blueprint!
My husband put this song on his list of tunes I was to play at his funeral...been three years now since he left...I play this now to bring him back..it works every time...
I’m so glad he’s sober and still with us. So many of his friends are gone. He’s such an amazing man and great talent.
“I can't complain, but sometimes I still do" such a great line
My Dad used to drive the family around and when this song would come on the radio, he would really CRANK it up! He died at 86 just 5yrs ago (RIP).😌
Joe's 3 flagship acts ( James Gang, Eagles, & solo work ) all yielded timeless classic hits. He really is an anomaly amongst his peers.
Anyone who can play this good and sound great while being stoned out of their mind has to be an extremely talented performer. The Professor Walsh is definitely one talented performer. If you look into his eyes on a couple of those close ups you can tell he is jacked up pretty good! I watched an interview where he talked about the time he eventually got sober. He said he just got to the point where he couldnt do it anymore, he was basically wore out. So he decided it was time to clean his act up. He definitely did a great job getting sober and still keeping his sense of humor. You gotta love his sense of humor. There aren't many like him and that's ok! Joe is unique and I think we would all agree we like him the way he is. Someone else acting like Joe just wouldn't seem right. Rock on Joe!!!
Joe once said that he got drunk once...for twenty years. So happy that Joe is healthy and sober these days. 👍🏼👍🏼
Everybody’s different… we’re all insane
Goes to show you no matter how f*
Panties hit him in the shoulder @
Proper rock star.
Song is a mix of reggae, rock, and country music. I first heard this song around 1978 when I was in high school. I didn't understand why I liked it so much back then. Jump forward 45 years and I can say it was this mix that so many other artist didn't put together. This right here is art.
This has got to be one of the greatest rock songs of ALL time. Humor, great guitar riff, rocking all the way with an attitude like no other!!!!
Joe was born with that rock n roll in his soul.
Awesome! He never plays it the same way twice
A wreck of a rock star without making an attempt at being one. Greatness.
Just saw him perform this song last night in his 70’s and he hadn’t missed a beat! Voice sounds just as good! What a show ! He’s got a special ingredient that’s for sure
Saw Joe live at Kent State University Gymnasium / Auditorium around 1975 or so. After he played he wandered around the bar district talking to the crowds. Joe's coool!
This dude rocked the 70s and 80s like nobody's business. I'm jamming to him this morning. ❤💛💚