Dig That Crazy Grill Cloth

Eagles in '74 during their On The Border tour. Introducing, Don Felder, making it the Lynyrd Skynyrd of "country rock." Which was cool at first because Glenn Frey added the Chuck Berry licks and Felder the Rock God riffing. But alas, Bernie soon jettisoned himself, taking with him the country from the country rock.

Karla Bonoff

After a few years of busking on Monday nights at LA's Troubadour and then witnessing her songs firing up accolades for Wendy Waldman and Linda Ronstadt, Karla Bonoff was signed as a solo artist to Columbia Records which launched her self titled debut in1977. Lending a hand were her friends, Kenny Edwards, Andrew Gold, J.D. Souther, Glenn Frey along with Waldman and Ronstadt.
I Can't Hold On became the hit but Someone To Lay Down Beside Me and Isn't It Always Love were also stellar standouts.