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Old 12-28-2011, 02:31 PM
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I know, it's weird. Also, if the New Orleans December 1975 date is accurate, then we would have to assume the Winston-Salem date was 1975 as well since he stated he had just written the song 2 weeks prior and the month is correct as November.
Geez.. was this written during the tour then, or in the studio in 1975? I've heard so many theories now, and confused..
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Geez.. was this written during the tour then, or in the studio in 1975? I've heard so many theories now, and confused..
The song is about Stevie walking out on Lindsey, and I always thought this happened when the band went on the road to support the White Album. My guess is it happened once the album started doing well.
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The song is about Stevie walking out on Lindsey, and I always thought this happened when the band went on the road to support the White Album. My guess is it happened once the album started doing well.
It would be interesting to know if it was '75 or '76. There are several summer dates that FM played on the same bill as The Eagles. I wonder if that is what prompted Lindsey to write GYOW or at least add the second verse.
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It would be interesting to know if it was '75 or '76. There are several summer dates that FM played on the same bill as The Eagles. I wonder if that is what prompted Lindsey to write GYOW or at least add the second verse.
I seriously think you're on to something..
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