Joe Walsh's fourth release '... But Seriously Folks,' issued 35 years ago this month in May of 1978, is best known for producing his iconic single 'Life's Been Good.' That's just the most obvious starting point, however, on a record that proved to be one of Walsh's most durable classics.
Ann Wilson and Joe Walsh are among the classic rock stars who've been tapped to play on the debut album by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen and his group the Underthinkers. The album, 'Everywhere at Once,' will be released on Aug. 6.
Joe Walsh took 20 years to deliver his most recent solo album, 2012's 'Analog Man,' but it looks like his next project will come together much more easily.
Although he may claim to be an ordinary average guy and an analog man in a digital world, the truth is that Joe Walsh has a heart of gold. The Eagles and James Gang guitarist recently took time out from his busy schedule to visit Walter Reed Army Medical Center, where he sang, signed autographs and posed for pictures with troops who have lost limbs in combat.
Daryl Hall has been inviting an eclectic crew of musical guests into his home in upstate New York since 2007 to join him for his free monthly web-to-cable series ‘Live from Daryl’s House.’ Inching in on a huge milestone for the show, this week (Nov. 15) marks the 60th episode and Hall will celebrate in smashing fashion with a visit from legendary Eagles and James Gang guitarist Joe Walsh.
The guitar has been pretty good to Joe Walsh over the years and Walsh has responded in kind with a number of memorable licks that stand with the best in rock history. Walsh took a few moments with Guitar World to reflect on the instrument that’s given him so much and what got him started in the first place.
Joe Walsh fans will love today's vault track, definitely a high point from his 1974 album So What. County Fair is a lengthy, moody track that includes all the cool Walsh-isms that was expected of him during the earlier years - echo, guitar effects and crafty lyrics. If you don't remember it by title, you'll probably recog
Eagles guitarist Joe Walsh has often joked about running for office, announcing a tongue-in-cheek presidential campaign in 1980 and throwing his name in the hat for vice president in 1992. But in a new interview to promote his solo album ‘Analog Man,’ the musician reveals he’s considering a real-life bid for political office.
'CMT Crossroads' is a great program. You can find it on the Country Music Channel, and it is the blending of musical styles from musicians that are very diverse. The next offering of this great series will feature The Eagles' Joe Walsh with some friends that are a whole lot of country! Hit 'read more' to get details and watch a video sampling.
The idea behind Country Music Television's 'Crossroads' is very interesting. The show takes two artists from different genres of music, and blends them into new versions of their songs. The one episode that comes to mind for me is the one that featured Faith Hill and The Pretenders' Chrissie Hynde. Another one that might be worth catching is the upcoming episode featuring Joe Walsh of The Eagles. Details after the jump.
