EAGLES IN CONCERT WITH LINDA RONSTADT & JACKSON BROWNE (1974)

In the 1970s, there was a U.S. music TV show called "Don Kirshner's Rock Concert." In 1974, that show had an episode focusing on the Eagles, with guests Linda Ronstadt and Jackson Browne. The three artists were musically linked. The Eagles started out as Ronstadt's backing band in 1971. Browne helped the Eagles get a record contract, and his song "Take It Easy" was co-written by Eagles band member Glenn Frey (who also lived in the same apartment building as he did for a time). Most of the songs here were performed by the Eagles, but Ronstadt got to sing lead on three songs, and Browne on two.

This TV show looms larger in retrospect. By 1974, the Eagles, Ronstadt, and Browne were all successful, to be sure. But as the 1970s went on, they would become much more successful, each of them becoming musical superstars for a time. So this was a very inspired gathering of talent. (01:08:07)

Introduction
Peaceful Easy Feeling (Eagles)
Already Gone (Eagles)
Good Day in Hell (Eagles)
Silver Threads and Golden Needles (Eagles & Linda Ronstadt)
Desperado (Eagles & Linda Ronstadt)
It Doesn't Matter Anymore (Eagles, Linda Ronstadt & Bernie Leadon)
Midnight Flyer (Eagles)
Twenty One (Eagles)
Ol' 55 (Eagles)
Your Bright Baby Blues (Eagles & Jackson Browne)
Looking into You (Eagles, Jackson Browne & David Lindley)
James Dean (Eagles)
Doolin' Dalton - Desperado [Reprise] (Eagles)
Take It Easy (Eagles, Jackson Browne & Linda Ronstadt)