Eagles (album)
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Publication |
17th June 1972 |
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| Label (s) | Asylum Records | |||
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Title (number) |
10 |
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running time |
37:19 |
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Eagles is the 1972 debut album by the US country rock band Eagles . The album was a huge success for the very young band, reaching number 22 on the charts and earning platinum status.
In the published 2003 list of the 500 best albums of all time of Rolling Stone was Eagles selected at No. 374 because it "puts new emphasis on the LA country rock set".
Peaceful Easy Feeling , Witchy Woman and Take it Easy were released as singles, reaching number 22, 9 and 12. The latter single is on the list of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 500 Songs that Shaped Rock and Roll and one of the most famous hits of the Tape.
Track list
- page 1
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Take It Easy ( Jackson Browne , Glenn Frey ) - 3:34
- Lead vocals: Glenn Frey
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Witchy Woman ( Don Henley , Bernie Leadon ) - 4:14
- Lead vocals: Don Henley
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Chug All Night (Glenn Frey) - 3:18
- Lead vocals: Glenn Frey
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Most of Us Are Sad (Glenn Frey) - 3:38
- Lead vocals: Randy Meisner
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Nightingale (Jackson Browne) - 4:08
- Lead vocals: Don Henley
- Page 2
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Train Leaves Here This Morning ( Gene Clark , Bernie Leadon) - 4:13
- Lead vocals: Bernie Leadon
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Take the Devil (Randy Meisner) - 4:04
- Lead vocals: Randy Meisner
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Earlybird (Bernie Leadon, Randy Meisner) - 3:03
- Lead vocals: Bernie Leadon
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Peaceful Easy Feeling (Jack Tempchin) - 4:20
- Lead vocals: Glenn Frey
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Tryin ' (Randy Meisner) - 2:54
- Lead vocals: Randy Meisner