@ATRightMovies The Eagles Documentary . . . Stories of Jackson Brown living in a house with them and Glenn Frey listening through the floor to learn how to write music.
One of my favorite rockumentaries it was informative, insightful with extremely great storytelling.
When I was a kid, I bought my first album (it was a cassette tape) when Walmart moved to my small Texas town . . . $7USD from my allowance.
This brings back quite a few memories.
Don Henley The Boys Of Summer from the album Building The Perfect Beast 🎧
“Come Undone” is the second single from Duran Duran’s 1993 album Duran Duran (commonly known as The Wedding Album). Written by Simon Le Bon, Nick Rhodes, John Taylor, and Warren Cuccurullo, the atmospheric pop-rock ballad became one of the band's biggest comeback hits, reaching #7 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #13 on the UK Singles Chart.
The track's distinct, layered sound emerged from experimental sessions in the band's mobile studio, with John Taylor's funky bassline and the haunting backing vocals of session singer Tessa Niles playing key roles in shaping its atmosphere. The album was nicknamed The Wedding Album because its artwork featured wedding photographs of the band members.
“November Rain” - Guns N’ Roses
November Rain was a 1986 demo recorded at Sound City Studios. Axl Rose had been saving it for a later album and once said he’d quit the business if it wasn’t recorded the way he envisioned it.
“Missing You” is from John Waite’s 1984 album No Brakes. The power pop-rock track became a massive solo hit for the former Babys frontman, reaching #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, #9 on the UK Singles Chart and the Top 10 in several other countries. Decades later, it found a new generation of fans after being featured on the Emotion 98.3 radio station in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, becoming one of the game's most memorable licensed songs and further cementing its place in pop culture.
Tina Turner recorded a soulful cover of the song in 1986, and Alison Krauss released a highly successful version in 2006, filming a music video that closely paid homage to Waite's original. Waite's knack for hit songs continued later when he fronted Bad English, scoring another #1 hit in 1989 with "When I See You Smile."