One of these nights

One of these nights
Eagles studio album
Publication (s)	June 10, 1975
Label (s)	Asylum Records
Genre (s)	Rock , country rock
Title (number)	9
running time	43:15
occupation	Glenn Frey - lead vocals , guitars , keyboards , harmonium Don Henley - lead vocals, drums , tablas Randy Meisner - lead vocals, bass , guitar Bernie Leadon - lead vocals, guitars , banjo , mandolin Don Felder - lead vocals, guitars , organ
production	Bill Szymczyk
Studio (s)	Mac Emmerman's Criteria Studios , Miami, FL and Record Plant Studios , Los Angeles, CA , 1974-1975
chronology On the Border (1976) One of these nights Their Greatest Hits (1971-1975) (1979)

One of These Nights is the fourth studio album released in 1975 and, with 4 million records sold, the first number 1 album by the American rock band Eagles . The released singles One of These Nights , Lyin Eyes and Take It To The Limit reached places 1, 2 and 4 in the charts.

The title track became the band's second number 1 single; Lyin Eyes earned them their first Grammy . The album marked the Eagles' final breakthrough in the US and made them famous worldwide.

Douglas Adams chose the title Journey of the Sorcerer as the theme song for the 1978/1979 BBC production of his radio play The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy .

Track list

page 1

1. "One of These Nights" ( Don Henley , Glenn Frey ) - 4:51
   • Lead vocals: Don Henley, lead guitar: Don Felder
2. "Too Many Hands" ( Randy Meisner , Don Felder ) - 4:43
   • Lead vocals: Randy Meisner, lead guitar: Don Felder, guitar solo: Don Felder and Glenn Frey
3. "Hollywood Waltz" ( Bernie Leadon , Tom Leadon , Henley, Frey) - 4:04
   • Lead vocals: Don Henley, mandolin and pedal steel guitar : Bernie Leadon, harmonium: Glenn Frey, synthesizer: Albhy Galuten
4. " Journey of the Sorcerer " (B. Leadon) - 6:40
   • Instrumental; Banjo: Bernie Leadon, Fiddle : David Bromberg, Strings: The Royal Martian Orchestra, recorded "in root"

Page 2

1. "Lyin 'Eyes" (Henley, Frey) - 6:22
   • Lead vocals: Glenn Frey, lead guitar: Bernie Leadon, piano: Jim Ed Norman
2. "Take It to the Limit" (Meisner, Henley, Frey) - 4:49
   • Lead vocals: Randy Meisner, piano: Jim Ed Norman
3. "Visions" (Felder, Henley) - 4:48
   • Lead vocals and lead guitar: Don Felder
4. "After the Thrill Is Gone" (Henley, Frey) - 3:56
   • Lead vocals: Glenn Frey and Don Henley, lead guitar: Don Felder
5. "I Wish You Peace" ( Patti Davis , B. Leadon) - 3:45
   • Lead vocals and lead guitar: Bernie Leadon

Singles

• "One of These Nights" / "Visions" - May 19, 1975 - # 1
• "Lyin 'Eyes" / "Too Many Hands" - September 7, 1975 - # 2 - Grammy
• "Take It to the Limit" / "After the Thrill Is Gone" - November 15, 1975 - # 4