Eagles [CE] [2 DVDs] - DVD

"The Eagles - Music in Review"
This is the definitive independent review of The Eagles on film, on record and in concert.
Featuring a team of leading music critics and working musicians, led by the veteran broadcaster Bob Harris, this penetrating critical analysis draws on rare archive footage of The Eagles live in concert.
The 72-page full-colour book contains many rare photographs, along with a track-by-track analysis of every studio album The Eagles produced.

Tracklisting:
01 Take It Easy
02 Witchy Women
03 Peaceful Easy Feeling
04 Early Bird
05 Train Leaves Here This Morning
06 Doolin-Dalton
07 Out-Of-Control
08 Desperado
09 Certain Kind Of Fool
10 Already Gone
11 Midnight Flyer
12 James Dean
13 One Of These Nights
14 Lyin' Eyes
15 Take It To the Limit
16 Hotel California
17 Wasted Time
Laufzeit: 63 Minuten

"Eagles - Desperado/World's Greatest Albums"
In 1973, The Eagles released their second album - an album that provided them with their signature tune and announced the arrival of a major new talent in the field of country rock music.
In this unique re-appraisal of one of the seminal works of the genre, the legendary broadcaster Bob Harris takes us back in time to Los Angeles in the seventies - the place and time that provided the backdrop for The Eagles' sound. The much respected presenter of The Old Grey Whistle Test brings his unique insight into the reasons that songs steeped in the sound of the dry and dusty American west somehow came to travel the world. In addition, the programme features analysis by a team of respected music journalists and rock critics, who highlights the strengths of an album featuring such peerless tracks as Tequila Sunrise, Outlaw and the much-covered title song.
These standout features are complemented by superb performance footage of the band in their seventies heyday plus informative interviews with author and journalist Barney Hoskyns. There are also outstanding contributions by Peter Doggett, author of Are You Ready For The Country and biographer Johnny Rogan.
Laufzeit: 64 Minuten