They’re Still Great: Eagles Concert Review

Even without Glenn Frey (RIP and I forever miss him), the Eagles still sound great.

Don Henley, Joe Walsh, and Timothy B. Schmidt, along with Vince Gill and Glenn’s son Deacon performed very well at the KFC Yum Center in Louisville Tuesday night of October 24.

They played several hits and I, Kim Keffer, and Barry Gillum had a lot of fun.

I regret not seeing the Eagles while Glenn was alive, but I’m glad that I went to this concert.

Vince sang a number of Glenn’s songs and his son Deacon sang a few of them.

They both sound very good.

Don (my favorite member) still sounds great, as does Joe and Timothy.

Joe seemed to have the most fun, rocking out like he does and his guitar was cranked.

They had a horn section for some songs, which was cool.

I could go on, but all in all, a great way to spend a Tuesday night.

Or any night.

My next concert is Friday, October 27, when I see Dee Snider Of Twisted Sister.

And then FINALLY on November 5, I’ll be seeing David Crosby.

My final show of 2017.

Then on to 2018.

Love and Peace

Set List:

Seven Bridges Road
Take It Easy (Deacon Frey sang lead.)
One Of These Nights
Take It To The Limit (Vince Gill sang lead. Don dedicated it to Randy Meisner, wherever he may be.)
Tequila Sunrise (Vince sang lead.)
Witchy Woman
In The City
I Can’t Tell You Why
Peaceful Easy Feeling (Deacon sang lead.)
Best Of My Love
Lyin’ Eyes (Vince sang lead.)
Love Will Keep Us Alive
New Kid In Town (Vince sang lead.)
Those Shoes (I loved the whole show, but this song sounded AMAZING!)
Already Gone (Deacon sang lead.)
Walk Away
Heartache Tonight (Vince sang lead.)
Life’s Been Good
Funk #49
Life In The Fast Lane
Encore: Hotel California
Rocky Mountain Way
Desperado