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19 de mai. de 2016 · Joe Walsh: My Life in 15 Songs. Guitar legend looks back on more than 40 years of music and mayhem with James Gang, Eagles and beyond. By Richard Bienstock. May 19, 2016. Joe Walsh performs ...
20 de jan. de 2024 · Check out 10 quotes from the iconic guitarist, below. [RELATED: Watch Eagles Guitarist Joe Walsh Jam Out on Clarinet with Jimmy Kimmel] 1. “People often ask me if I believe in God, and I kinda...
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- Songs For A Dying Planet
- You Bought It—You Name It
- The Confessor
- There Goes The Neighborhood
- You Can’T Argue with A Sick Mind Review
- Analog Man
- So What
- But Seriously, Folks…
- Barnstorm
- The Smoker You Drink, The Player You Get
Joe Walsh is a super talented guy. He writes, he sings, he plays the keyboards, and he does things with a guitar that no mere mortal has any right to. But every now and again, he scores a home goal. 1992’s Songs for a Dying Planet was one of those times. Coming off the back of the disappointing Ordinary Average Guy the previous year, Joe Walsh was ...
Walsh’s sixth studio album is a mixed bag. He’s never been an artist to take himself too seriously, but here, he goes a little too far with the comedy. There’s even a song called “I.L.B.T.s” that he threw in the mix just to prove the record label never bothers to listen to the master before they press it. He proved his point, but not necessary to t...
Even his biggest fan would have to admit that Joe Walsh isn’t the most consistent artist on the block. His back catalog is full of amazing songs, but you’ll struggle to find an album without a few stinkers. Case in point – The Confessor. The first couple of songs are downright dorky. ” But persevere. Something good is on the horizon. At the halfway...
There Goes the Neighborhood finds Joe Walsh in good spirits and good form. Things get off to a flying start with the simple but charming “Things,” and carry on in much the same vein from there. There’s not a great deal of variety, but when the songs are this solid, that’s not necessarily a bad thing. If you only have time to listen to one track fro...
The worst thing you can say about You Can’t Argue With a Sick Mind is that, at under 35 minutes long, it simply isn’t long enough. On the quality of the recordings, it could be twice as long and we’d still be begging for more. Well, we would anyway – for some reason, a small but vocal group of fans have taken a strong dislike to the album. To each ...
Twenty years after Songs for a Dying Planet, Walsh dropped its follow-up. If its predecessor was a disappointment, Analog Manwas anything but. Walsh is clearly in no mood to reinvent the wheel, and his producer, the mighty Jeff Lynne, doesn’t try to make him. Everything we’d want from a Joe Walsh album is here, from the tender introspection to the ...
Two albums into his solo career, and Joe Walsh was still firing on all cylinders.So Whatmight not be quite as remarkable as its predecessors, but it’s still outstanding. There are a few familiar songs (including a clean-cut version of “Turn to Stone” from his debut album, Barnstorm) along with a good selection of new tracks. All are good, but speci...
Joining the Eagles didn’t put a stop to Joe Walsh’s solo experiments. His first solo album after joining the band as a full-time member isBut Seriously, Folks…, an incredibly insightful, melodic album that features some of the most interesting songs of his career. There’s the nostalgia laced “Indian Summer,” the melancholy “Theme From Boat Weirdos”...
Joe Walsh’s first solo project after leaving the James Gang introduced us not only to a legendary guitar player but an incredibly talented (and criminally underrated) songwriter. Barnstorm’s only tragedy is that not enough people have heard it. Sonically adventurous, wonderfully executed, and brimming with promise, it’s a thing of rare beauty. Ther...
Considering the sheer, undiluted brilliance of Barnstorm, expectations were running high by the time Walsh came to release his second solo album. The Smoker You Drink, The Player You Get didn’t disappoint. If anything, it exceeded expectations. Each of its nine tracks is perfection, from the Beatles-esque“Days Gone By” to the spirited calypso of “H...
- Janey Roberts
20 de nov. de 2012 · Walsh showed his more philosophical side with "A Life of Illusion," the initial single from his first post-Eagles solo album. The song was originally recorded in 1973, but not finished.
- Sterling Whitaker
Joseph Fidler "Joe" Walsh (Wichita, 20 de novembro de 1947) é um músico, compositor, escritor e guitarrista estadunidense. Foi considerado o 54º melhor guitarrista da história , em enquete da revista norte-american a Rolling Stone .
10 of Joe Walsh’s Best Quotes. 1. “People often ask me if I believe in God, and I kinda have to, because I’m still here. I had not planned on living this long, and here I am.”. 2.“The ...
About Joe Walsh. Joseph Fidler (“Joe” Walsh) (born 20 November 1947) is a singer-songwriter who’s been on the scene for 40 years. He’s been a member of the James Gang, Barnstorm, and the...
