Eagles In Germany, May 1977
The Eagles toured Germany as part of their 1977 European Tour. Valerie Carter was the opening act. This was Randy’s second visit to the Germany. […]
The Eagles in Glasgow, Scotland, 1977
The Eagles performed two nights at the Apollo in Glasgow, Scotland on April 30th-May 1st, 1977. Joe Walsh played the bagpipes in a kilt, and Randy’s version of “Take It To The Limit” was a highlight.
BBC Radio 1 interview with the Eagles, April 1977
In April 1977, the Eagles were interviewed for BBC Radio 1 in London. Each member was interviewed individually, including Randy who answered questions for a full six minutes.
The Poor in Broadside Magazine, 1967
The following article appeared in the June 7th, 1967 issue of Broadside, a Boston-based folk music magazine. The Poor are described as “five groovy young men,” whose “vocal blend is intricate, funky, and lots of fun.”
Amsterdam & Rotterdam, November 1973
The Eagles played the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam on November 12th and De Doelen in Rotterdam on the 13th. The group also received an award and took a set of famous photos.
Eagles at Morehead State University, December 4th, 1973
The Eagles played Wetherby Gymnasium on the campus of Morehead State University in Morehead, KY on December 4th, 1973. McKendree Spring opened.
Poco Fan Club Questionnaires
These Poco Fan Club questionnaires include handwritten responses from each band member, except Jim Messina.
Eagles at Freeborn Hall, UC Davis, 1972
The Eagles played Freeborn Hall at UC Davis on November 15th, 1972. Linda Ronstadt was also on the bill.
Eagles at Richfield Coliseum in Cleveland, 1977
The Eagles played two sold-out nights at Richfield Coliseum in Cleveland, OH on March 31st & April 1st, 1977. Jimmy Buffett was the opening act.
Eagles at Fort Lewis College, Durango, CO, April 2nd, 1974
Opening for the Eagles were FLC students, Sam Vann and John Mascaro, as well as the Talbot Brothers.
Randy at Bogart’s in Cincinnati, March 7th, 1981
Randy played the legendary Cinci nightclub the night before his 35th birthday. The opening act was Cincinnati Bengal-turned-country singer, Mike Reid.