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“I wrote it so that Joe and I could play even harder than we did – or edgier than we did – on Hotel California”: How Don Felder planned to rock out with Joe Walsh on the last Eagles album of the ’70s

Monday September 22, 2025. 03:04 PM , from Keyboard Magazine

'It had harmony parts, trading-off solos and a much harder rock edge'

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