RIP Glenn Frey

DJ Spanky

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Damn. Only 67. I thought the members of the Eagles would be around for quite a while longer.
 
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DJ Spanky

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Beancounter88

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I met him at a trade show once. Rod Stewart was supposed to do a private concert - he called in sick and Glenn flew in to do show at last minute. He was great on stage and stayed late afterwards signing autographs, taking photos and talking to people. I had drinks with him. He was such a nice regular guy. RIP Glenn.
 

RUhasarrived

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It's been a particularly bad month for people in the arts.There's a story over on moviepilot.com covering this.

Winters are usually bad for deaths,but this month's Wikipedia's famous deaths page is beginning to resemble a 1950's NYC telephone book.
 

Machiavelli23

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Damn!!!

Thank you so very much for helping to make amazing music!! Some of my best memories was of my dad playing guitar and singing Eagles songs throughout my childhood and even up to now!
 

Jersey Boys

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My wife and I finally had the chance to see them at the Garden a few years back. Great show and were thinking of going again if they did another round. An American icon for sure. You Belong to the City is still one of my favorite tunes from the 80's.
 

BigLou

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I was an early fan having seen the Eagles at the Capital Theater in the mid 70's but I drifted away as they became a mega group. A couple of years ago I got offered tickets to the History of The Eagles tour at MSG. My wife and I went and it was one of the best shows we ever saw. Really glad we got the chance. The documentary is very good and I became a fan of Frey when he stood up for himself and Henley in the contract negotiations. Interesting look at the behind the scenes life of a rock group.
RIP Glenn Frey.
 
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RU848789

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Jul 27, 2001
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He had been ill for awhile from what I had heard. Another tough loss. One of the first albums I ever bought on my own was the Greatest Hits album in '75, when I was 13 - played that thing to death, lol. Anyone who's a fan needs to watch the documentary that came out a couple of years ago - really well done.
 
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goru1869

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My wife came home and told me and I was shocked. A great musician with a great voice and will be missed!. One of my all time favorite bands.
 

DHajekRC84

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I was an early fan having seen the Eagles at the Capital Theater in the mid 70's but I drifted away as they became a mega group. A couple of years ago I got offered tickets to the History of The Eagles tour at MSG. My wife and I went and it was one of the best shows we ever saw. Really glad we got the chance. The documentary is very good and I became a fan of Frey when he stood up for himself and Henley in the contract negotiations. Interesting look at the behind the scenes life of a rock group.
RIP Glenn Frey.
probably went to a lot of the same shows back then.

Eagles-Doubie Bros-Seals and Crofts @Roosevelt Stadium, JC NJ.

Man, these things go in threes....tough week for my youthful days..
 

RU848789

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Part of the 70's era
Who woulda thought, Both Ozzie and Keith Richards are still here and Glen Frey's gone! go figure
lol, Keith Richards looked like he was 75 when he was 35 and now that he's near 75, he finally looks his age - that which doesn't kill you makes you stronger, I guess...
 

chase07470

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I was an early fan having seen the Eagles at the Capital Theater in the mid 70's but I drifted away as they became a mega group. A couple of years ago I got offered tickets to the History of The Eagles tour at MSG. My wife and I went and it was one of the best shows we ever saw. Really glad we got the chance. The documentary is very good and I became a fan of Frey when he stood up for himself and Henley in the contract negotiations. Interesting look at the behind the scenes life of a rock group.
RIP Glenn Frey.
Wonder what Don Felder is thinking. Frey came off as a jerk in the doc towards Felder, holding a grudge all these years and cutting the guy who wrote Hotel California out from all of the big money tours they've been doing recently.

Wonderful musical legacy. Damn, its hard to imagine a world with none of the great rock stars left yet sadly, we're a decade away from losing most all of them.
 

RUKeystone

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Glad I got to see the History of the Eagles tour at the Rock last year. Absolutely brutal to see Frey and Bowie go within a week of each other...that's enough for one year let alone one week. May he RIP and thanks for all the great tracks.
 

czxqa

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Oct 31, 2008
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Wow, that's a shock. Lemmy, my mother in law, then Bowie, now Frey. Had my fill of death this month.
 

daytonhouse

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Glad I got to see the History of the Eagles tour at the Rock last year. Absolutely brutal to see Frey and Bowie go within a week of each other...that's enough for one year let alone one week. May he RIP and thanks for all the great tracks.


This is only the end of the beginning. Our friends and family that have moved on are enjoying some excellent tunes tonight curtesy of Glen and David! See you guys soon. Peace!
 

DJ Spanky

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Still stunned that he's gone so young.

No mention of his solo work - here's my favorite song by him: