"The worst thing that ever happened to me was that Keith Moon decided he liked me."- Joe Walsh

Joe Walsh is an American treasure, such a perfect blend of chops and insanity. A model rock star.

Joe Walsh has had quite a career. The James Gang, the Eagles and of course his solo stuff.

Oh hell yes!! Joe Walsh is so bad ass!! You know a song is good if it has FUNK in the title! 🤣 He's one of my favorite guys in all of Rock. I adore him! Check him out singing "Rocky Mountain Way" Live At Daryl's House!

Great band. Joe is quite a song writer and guitarist, he has been in many bands including The Eagles, and a great solo carrier, he is a well respected musician.

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This song is fifty years old and still sounds as great as it did when I was a kid. Joe Walsh live is a trip watching him perform.

When I was in high school we all had phony ID'S and went to Kent,Ohio to drink and watch the James Gang in a basement bar called JB'S. This was a killer jam band. I went into the Navy in 68. Came home and they were huge

And like all Funk it's bass driven. Simple repetitive guitar part while the bass player goes to town. Those guys were an excellent band!

Nasty groove...Walk Away

Where you might have heard it before: "Funk #49" has been used in many films, television series, and video games since the 1970s.

Rocky Mountain Way is equally good and features a talk box. Same guitar and singer but Joe Walsh on his own.

I think the 'familiar' part that Brad is referring to is the song 'Footloose' by Kenny Loggins.

I remember reading the liner notes on a James Gang best of written by the drummer Jim Fox. He said they supported Cream and The Who in their early days, and they weren't ready for the eccentricity and aggression of British bands. The guitarist Joe Walsh is a pretty colourful guy himself. So entertaining on stage.

This song is just killer with an incredible bass line!

You two are great! As a guy who is 60, you certainly play a lot of the music I grew up on in the 60's and 70's, which I sure do appreciate. It is so refreshing to see someone from another generation rock out with a song from the greatest era in rock n roll history. Thanks again.

The guitar riff has been used in many places. From Car ads on tv to it playing over the pa system in your local grocery store.

Now you should listen to two of their best songs, "The Bomber" and "Tend My Garden."

Every guitarist has their own tone and style. And Joe Walsh definitely has his own! You need to do "In the City" from the movie "The Warriors"

It's interesting that Lex talks about the order. I've often thought that a pair of reactors would get a much more accurate idea of what rock 'was' if they went year by year, and heard the expansion and branching of the ideas for themselves.