name one Eagles song you are not completely tired of.

[Tiltsta]

I have a hard time getting tired of this song. Maybe it is because it doesn't really sound much like their overplayed radio hits.

 

[Kerouac]

New York Minute.

 

[Guitar Heel]

I still like Peaceful Easy Feeling and Seven Bridges Road.

 

[VoidTerraFirma]

 

[mongooz]

On The Border
Those Shoes
Doolin' Daltons
Sad Cafe
Victim of Love

 

[mongooz]

I have a hard time getting tired of this song. Maybe it is because it doesn't really sound much like their overplayed radio hits.

that's probably because it is primarily written by J.D. Souther.....wave0

 

[Dogsinplastic]

Certain Kind of Fool
Outlaw Man
Teenage Jail
And pretty much all of Walsh's tune.

 

[surfsteve]

Does Don Henley solo count?

If so, End Of The Innocence

If not, Those Shoes

THe Last Worthless Evening, or whatever the title is. I don't own it, just remember hearing it at the perfect time once.

 

[huskerdude]

I don't think I've heard more than maybe a dozen Eagles songs in my life. Many of those I've heard quite a few times, but it's only their songs that were on classic rock radio in the early-mid 90s. Of those dozen songs, I can't think of one that wouldn't make me change the station if it came on.

 

[tompetty]

Only a dozen songs..........WOW....There's almost a dozen on one record.............

 

[B Valley]

Saturday Night
Bitter Creek
Train Leaves Here This Morning

 

[Packerbacker]

Life In The Fast Lane. Killer riff and doesn't seem to get a ton of airplay on the classic rock stations like the other hits do.

 

[el diablo]

Victim of Love gets my vote. The slide playing puts it over the top.

 

[xStonr]

Philadelphia Eagles Fight Song.

 

[Phil513]

I know it's all mellow and stuff, but I still like "I can't tell you why". Love Timothy's vocals.

 

[335clone]

Probably Desperado, or In The City if it counts.

 

[wok]

I can't even mention more than one song

 

[Gary Blanchard]

I have always had a soft spot for Take It Easy (I know, Jackson Browne wrote it, but they put it on the charts) and Witchy Woman.

 

[shoeless]

I recall reading that Browne wrote the first verse, but either Henly or Frey wrote the second...the one with the flatbed Ford. This is all coming from an aged memory though, so I could be mistaken.

 

[Muppet]

Outlaw Man and Those Shoes.