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Eagles
Track Listing
Disc 1 Titles |
Artist |
Length |
|---|---|---|
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1.
Take It Easy
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Eagles | 03:29 |
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2.
Witchy Woman
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Eagles | 04:10 |
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3.
Lyin' Eyes
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Eagles | 06:21 |
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4.
Already Gone
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Eagles | 04:13 |
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5.
Desperado
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Eagles | 03:33 |
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6.
One Of These Nights
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Eagles | 04:51 |
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7.
Tequila Sunrise
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Eagles | 02:42 |
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8.
Take It To The Limit
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Eagles | 04:48 |
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9.
Peaceful Easy Feeling
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Eagles | 04:16 |
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10.
Best of My Love
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Eagles | 04:35 |
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12/31/1969 Review
The Eagles required a hits package after only four records in as many years. They were successful, to be sure; they had scored a number of Top 40 hits and a few Top 10 positions, but nothing that would indicate the mind-boggling sales of Their Greatest Hits (1971-1975) when it was released by Asylum in 1976. It simply encapsulated the early- to mid-70s zeitgeist. It is the all-time best-selling record album in the United States, and the third best worldwide, behind Michael Jackson's Thriller and AC/DC's Back in Black. It’s worth noting that while everyone got to write material on the LPs, it's pretty much Glenn Frey and Don Henley on the singles.
-Jeff Hunt
12/31/1969 Review
The Eagles required a hits package after only four records in as many years. They were successful, to be sure; they had scored a number of Top 40 hits and a few Top 10 positions, but nothing that would indicate the mind-boggling sales of Their Greatest Hits (1971-1975) when it was released by Asylum in 1976. It simply encapsulated the early- to mid-70s zeitgeist. It is the all-time best-selling record album in the United States, and the third best worldwide, behind Michael Jackson's Thriller and AC/DC's Back in Black. It’s worth noting that while everyone got to write material on the LPs, it's pretty much Glenn Frey and Don Henley on the singles.
-Jeff Hunt
