Fleetwood Mac and Boz Scaggs also performed.

Evening Gazette, July 21, 1976

Randy’s wife Jennifer, who was traveling with him, remembered the large, rowdy audience in Foxboro. She and Randy, along with Don Henley and Stevie Nicks (who were dating at the time), had to quickly jump a fence and run to a waiting helicopter after the crowd broke through a fence.

Lowell Sun, July 26, 1976

“‘Take It To The Limit” highlighted the set and had everyone clapping to keep time even though there barely seemed room to move.” —Boston Herald

Boston Herald, July 26, 1976

The Eagles played the Civic Center in Springfield, MA on May 15th, 1975. Dan Fogelberg opened. Listen to an audience recording of the Eagles’ set below.

Valley Advocate (Hartford, CT), May 1, 1975

Audience Recording

“Midnight Flyer”

“Too Many Hands”

Full Concert:

Recording Setlist
Take It Easy
Outlaw Man
Doolin-Dalton
Desperado (reprise)
Train Leaves Here This Morning
Peaceful Easy Feeling
Desperado
Ol’ 55
One Of These Nights
Blackberry Blossom
Midnight Flyer
Journey Of The Sorcerer
Too Many Hands
Already Gone
Good Day In Hell
James Dean
Witchy Woman
encores:
Chug All Night
Best Of My Love (Dan Fogelberg on piano)
Tequila Sunrise (Dan Fogelberg on piano)

Springfield Republican, May 17, 1975

The Eagles played Music Inn in Lenox on August 22nd, 1974. Listen to an audience recording of the Eagles’ set below.

Springfield Union, August 18, 1974
Berkshire Eagle, August 21, 1974

Audience Recording

Randy sang lead on “Midnight Flyer” and “Tryin'”

“Midnight Flyer”

“Tryin'”

Full Concert
“James Dean” is mentioned in the Berkshire Eagle review below, but is not part of the recording.

Recording Setlist
Take It Easy
Outlaw Man
Already Gone
Doolin-Dalton
Desperado
Peaceful Easy Feeling
Midnight Flyer
Blackberry Blossom
Tryin’
Witchy Woman
Chug All Night
Tequila Sunrise

Reviews

“Their vocal and instrumental flights–backed up by Randy Meisner’s superb bass–were what counted…”

Berkshire Eagle, August 24, 1974

Transcript Telegram, August 29, 1974