Stevie on Don Henley's new album (Target Exclusive version) - Page 2

Macfanforever · #16 09-20-2015, 12:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Jondalar

Yes, for some it's a tradition in the United States. They go out to woods to die in their old age. They eat what they can forage, catch ringworm, and use leaves as toilet paper. I'm assuming that Don has been living in Walden Woods for awhile, probably only leaving to cut an album. He definitely looks crusty. Probably over did the viagra too. Not sure what Europeans do.

He looks OK for his age to me.

I hope its not poison ivy,sumac or oak leaves.The will cause a big problem.LOL....

**SisterNightroad** · #17 09-20-2015, 12:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Jondalar

Yes, for some it's a tradition in the United States. They go out to woods to die in their old age. They eat what they can forage, catch ringworm, and use leaves as toilet paper. I'm assuming that Don has been living in Walden Woods for awhile, probably only leaving to cut an album. He definitely looks crusty. Probably over did the viagra too. Not sure what Europeans do.

If they're old enough they use mostly their own hands.

Jondalar · #18 09-20-2015, 12:59 PM

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Originally Posted by SisterNightroad

If they're old enough they use mostly their own hands.

Well, the good thing is our poop doesn't stink in the United States.

pattyfan · #19 09-20-2015, 01:21 PM

This is a stupid question, but can we get the version with Stevie and a mortar and brick store or do we have to order it online?

Kevin

**SisterNightroad** · #20 09-20-2015, 01:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Jondalar

Well, the good thing is our poop doesn't stink in the United States.

So Lucky!
But I bet your poop is not artistic:

michelej1 · #21 09-20-2015, 02:58 PM

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Originally Posted by SisterNightroad

Do usually elders wipe their asses with leaves in the US?

No, not elderly people, but maybe those who live isolated away from society.

People used to say the Sears catalog -- but Sears has been having business troubles lately and then the environment has gone green too, which reduces volume. The catalog paper wouldn't get you very far in a digestive crisis.

Michele

Macfanforever · #22 09-20-2015, 06:02 PM

When did they record this song together.I'm surprised she did not get attack from the fans that desperate for a new FM album, If this was recorded recently.

sorcerer999 · #23 09-20-2015, 06:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Macfanforever

When did they record this song together.I'm surprised she did not get attack from the fans that desperate for a new FM album, If this was recorded recently.

Henley has been slowly working on this album for the last four years. It could have been recorded anytime.

michelej1 · #24 09-20-2015, 06:40 PM

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Originally Posted by sodascouts

Pardon me if this has been posted, but I didn't see it.

Nope, it wasn't here. Thank you! Michele

PenguinHead · #25 09-20-2015, 11:08 PM

I'm not a big Henley fan. I haven't ardently followed his solo career outside of the Eagles. But I surely respect his talent. (I think he looks great for man in his sixties --not that it matters much).

I am planning a trek to Target to purchase the exclusive version of his album which features two other tracks -- one with Stevie.

Even though I want Stevie to polish up more lingering demos and churn out another 24 Karat Gold-like album, I hope Don's album inspires her to seriously consider doing a country-leaning album of her own. It could possibly become a cross-over success. She has that natural country sensibility in her.

Somewhat incongruous side note: After the Mamas & Papas broke up, John Phillips took a hard right turn and released a surprisingly stunning country album. Though it it wasn't a commercial success, it was well-respected. Michelle said it could have been a great Mamas and Papas album. Stevie can make a great country album on her own, and I think the country world would embrace her.

PenguinHead · #26 09-20-2015, 11:56 PM

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Originally Posted by sorcerer999

Henley has been slowly working on this album for the last four years. It could have been recorded anytime.

And she likely spent just a few hours in the studio; not too much of a commitment.

James89 · #27 09-21-2015, 10:47 AM

That's a coincidence, isn't Too Far Gone a song that is in the running for the new Mac album?

Macfanforever · #28 09-21-2015, 06:48 PM

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Originally Posted by PenguinHead

I'm not a big Henley fan. I haven't ardently followed his solo career outside of the Eagles. But I surely respect his talent. (I think he looks great for man in his sixties --not that it matters much).

I am planning a trek to Target to purchase the exclusive version of his album which features two other tracks -- one with Stevie.

Even though I want Stevie to polish up more lingering demos and churn out another 24 Karat Gold-like album, I hope Don's album inspires her to seriously consider doing a country-leaning album of her own. It could possibly become a cross-over success. She has that natural country sensibility in her.

Somewhat incongruous side note: After the Mamas & Papas broke up, John Phillips took a hard right turn and released a surprisingly stunning country album. Though it it wasn't a commercial success, it was well-respected. Michelle said it could have been a great Mamas and Papas album. Stevie can make a great country album on her own, and I think the country world would embrace her.

I've been saying Stevie should try the country field since I joined this forum 12 years ago and just noticed almost 9000 posts later .She can do it .I dont know why she holding out on doing a country album.What she is afraid of.Others did and had hits.Don't be afraid to test the waters.

I always enjoyed and love the Eagles and its members solo albums.The Eagles are one of the key starter for country rock and country crossover and probably influenced most of the current country artists.

I agree hanging with Don and others in the country field .Hanging out in Nashville lately around country people in the biz.Hopefully she gets into a country album.
And invited to the Grand Ole Opry .I will fly down there to see her on the stage.

I always enjoyed Mamas and the Papas.John Phillips is great.I got to check more out from him.My mom loved Cass Elliot.

She can still do her 24K part deux because we want it plus promote it with a small tour and do the FM album to get some fans of her rear for holding up the project.After that is all said and done.She can record something country.

PenguinHead · #29 09-21-2015, 10:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Macfanforever

I always enjoyed Mamas and the Papas.John Phillips is great.I got to check more out from him.My mom loved Cass Elliot.

She can still do her 24K part deux because we want it plus promote it with a small tour and do the FM album to get some fans of her rear for holding up the project.After that is all said and done.She can record something country.

I was remiss to mention Stevie's friend Sheryl Crow went country with her last album, and and she was welcomed into that community. Maybe that will give Stevie a little nudge.

Your mom had good musical tastes! I happen to be in a Cass phase at the moment; I've been playing all of her solo albums, which is really only five albums (one with Dave Mason) and a live album, but with an amount of stray songs and bonus tracks to to constitute several other albums.

Check out John Phillips' first album "John the Wolfking og LA."

vivfox · #30 09-22-2015, 10:23 AM

I love Stevie's Country Music demos and she has plenty of time later to sing that genre. What I want is a pure rock and roll record from her. No ballads. Seeing performances like last night's Stop Draggin' and GDW with the Foo Fighters in Los Angeles only reaffirms that feeling for me. She always claimed to be a rock-roll singer. I want to hear more of that.(Yeah Skip, I know you are not a fan of loud screaming guitars. And I am not either except when SN is involved).