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Rolling Stone magazine wrote of the album at the time, "Returning to the theme of "Desperado," the former Eagle hitched some of his finest melodies (especially on the gentle title track) to sharply focused lyrical studies of men in troubled transition – from youth to adulthood, innocence to responsibility."
- 1987–1989
- A&M (Hollywood), The Complex (Los Angeles)
- June 27, 1989
Edie became the singer after being encouraged to join the band onstage during a show. It was soon after such first show that a local agent who was booking bands at Rick's Casablanca was brought to hear the band. The band signed a six-month management contract which brought with it better paying gigs at Rick's. When the six months ended, they started regular gigging in the Deep Ellum ...
- New Bohemians, The Slip
- Dallas, Texas, United States
- 1985–1991, 1997–present
27. Juni 2023 · A stunning cast list. Longtime James Taylor collaborator Danny “Kootch” Kortchmar had six co-writes, including the superb “New York Minute.” There were backing vocals, too, by Edie Brickell,...
23. Dez. 2021 · “Edie Brickell and Melissa Etheridge contribute background vocals on “Gimme What You Got”. Because of Kotchmar’s guitar, this song has almost a John Fogerty sound to it – much like you hear on “Centerfield”.
Don Henley. Geffen 2-24217. Bruce Hornsby co-wrote, co-produced and plays on one song on this album. Buy from amazon.com. Tracks. The End Of The Innocence (Henley/Hornsby) How Bad Do You Want It? (Henley/Kortchmar/Lynch) I Will Not Go Quietly (Henley/Kortchmar) The Last Worthless Evening (Corey/Henley/Lynch)
6. Juni 2016 · The End of the Innocence is the third solo studio album by Don Henley, the lead vocalist and drummer for the Eagles. The album was released in 1989, on Geffen Records, this would be his last release on that label.
Edie Brickell and Melissa Etheridge performer: Stan Lynch recording of: Gimme What You Got writer: John Corey (Guitarist and keyboard player), Don Henley and Stan Lynch
