Live Performances by Joe Walsh
Joe Walsh Performs 'Rocky Mountain Way' at The Midnight Special
The Midnight Special
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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In August 1973, when Joe Walsh performed "Rocky Mountain Way" on *The Midnight Special*, he was in a pivotal phase of his career. This performance cam... Read Full Description >
In August 1973, when Joe Walsh performed "Rocky Mountain Way" on *The Midnight Special*, he was in a pivotal phase of his career. This performance came shortly after the release of his acclaimed album *The Smoker You Drink, The Player You Get*, which was released in 1973 and featured the hit single "Rocky Mountain Way." This album marked Walsh's emergence as a solo artist after his time with the band James Gang and showcased his distinctive rock style and guitar prowess. The live recording from *The Midnight Special* not only captured Walsh's energetic performance but also solidified his reputation as an influential figure in rock music. Within this era, Walsh was known for his innovative guitar work and charismatic stage presence, contributing to his lasting impact on the genre. The setting of the television show provided an important platform for him to reach wider audiences during his rise.
Joe Walsh Live at Santa Monica Civic Auditorium Performing 'Turn to Stone'
Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
Santa Monica, CA, United States
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In September 1973, when the live recording of Joe Walsh performing "Turn to Stone" took place at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, he was riding high... Read Full Description >
In September 1973, when the live recording of Joe Walsh performing "Turn to Stone" took place at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, he was riding high on the success of his hit album "The Smoker You Drink, The Player You Get," released earlier that year. The album featured "Rocky Mountain Way," which became one of his signature songs and showcased his distinctive guitar work and songwriting prowess. This performance represents a pivotal moment in Walsh's career, as he was gaining significant recognition after his time with the band James Gang and transitioning into a successful solo career. Furthermore, the concert was part of a televised series, which helped amplify his visibility among rock audiences. Joe Walsh's blend of humor and energetic performance style would later become hallmarks of his live shows, endearing him to fans and contributing to his lasting legacy in rock music.
Joe Walsh & Friends Perform 'Help Me Thru The Night' on Don Kirshner's Rock Concert
Don Kirshner's Rock Concert
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In January 1975, Joe Walsh performed "Help Me Thru The Night" on Don Kirshner's Rock Concert, showcasing his rising prominence as a solo artist after ... Read Full Description >
In January 1975, Joe Walsh performed "Help Me Thru The Night" on Don Kirshner's Rock Concert, showcasing his rising prominence as a solo artist after his tenure with the James Gang. Just prior to this live recording, he released the album "The Smoker You Drink, The Player You Get" in 1973, which included hits like "Rocky Mountain Way," solidifying his solo career post-James Gang. Walsh's unique blend of rock, characterized by his innovative guitar work and blend of humor, resonated with audiences, further enhancing his reputation. During the mid-1970s, Walsh was also gaining recognition for his collaborations with other prominent musicians, which can be seen in the live performance’s ensemble. This period was a pivotal moment in Walsh's career, as he was transitioning to becoming an iconic figure in rock, setting the stage for his future successes including his later work with the Eagles.
Joe Walsh and Don Felder Perform Live at Meadows - 'Meadows Live 1975'
Meadows
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In 1975, Joe Walsh was at a significant point in his career, having just released his acclaimed album "So What" in 1974, which followed his successful... Read Full Description >
In 1975, Joe Walsh was at a significant point in his career, having just released his acclaimed album "So What" in 1974, which followed his successful debut solo album, "Barnstorm," in 1972. The live recording from January 1, 1975, at the Meadows showcases Walsh's energetic performance style and dynamic guitar work, characteristic of his work with the Eagles, a band he had recently joined in 1975. This concert, part of Don Kirshner's television special, highlights Walsh's transition from a solo artist to becoming a prominent member of a major rock band. Interestingly, his involvement with the Eagles not only bolstered his commercial success but also further enriched his songwriting and musical arrangements, blending his unique sound with the band's harmonies. The period marked a transformative era in Walsh's career as he navigated the balance between his solo endeavors and his role within the Eagles.
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In January 1988, when Joe Walsh performed "Life's Been Good" on the "Night Music" TV show, he was enjoying a resurgence in his solo career following t... Read Full Description >
In January 1988, when Joe Walsh performed "Life's Been Good" on the "Night Music" TV show, he was enjoying a resurgence in his solo career following the success of his 1987 album "Get Over It." This live performance, featuring notable musicians like Marcus Miller and Omar Hakim, showcased Walsh’s blend of rock and blues influences, showcasing his signature guitar style and charismatic stage presence. At this point in his career, Walsh had also been a prominent member of the Eagles, having rejoined the band for their 1994 reunion after a long hiatus. The late 1980s marked a period of creative exploration for Walsh, as he continued to evolve as a musician while maintaining his reputation as a rock icon. The camaraderie among the performers during this TV show adds an interesting dimension to Walsh's already dynamic live performance history.
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In the context of the live recording from the "Expo '92" event in Sevilla on September 1, 1992, Joe Walsh was at a significant point in his career. Th... Read Full Description >
In the context of the live recording from the "Expo '92" event in Sevilla on September 1, 1992, Joe Walsh was at a significant point in his career. This performance came after the release of his 1992 album, "Songs for a Dancer." This album included a mix of rock and blues, showcasing Walsh's signature guitar work and vocal style that had evolved over the years. Notably, Walsh shared the stage with renowned guitarists Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, and Brian May, which highlights his stature in the rock community as a celebrated musician and a key figure in the guitar-driven rock genre. His performance at this event underscored his continuing relevance in the music scene during the early '90s, building on the legacy established by his earlier works with bands like the Eagles and his solo career. Walsh's onstage energy and collaboration with other guitar legends also reflect his enduring influence and connection to rock music during this period.
Joe Walsh LIVE - Full Concert at Musikfest, Bethlehem, PA
Musikfest
Bethlehem, PA, United States
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In August 2007, when Joe Walsh performed a full concert at Musikfest in Bethlehem, PA, he was enjoying a resurgence in his solo career, following deca... Read Full Description >
In August 2007, when Joe Walsh performed a full concert at Musikfest in Bethlehem, PA, he was enjoying a resurgence in his solo career, following decades of success with both the James Gang and the Eagles. Prior to this live recording, Walsh released his album "So What" in 1974 and later "But Seriously, Folks..." in 1978, which included his hit "Life's Been Good." At this point in his career, Walsh was known not only for his distinctive guitar work and songwriting but also for his charismatic stage presence and humor. The 2007 performance was noteworthy as it showcased Walsh's ability to connect with audiences, emphasizing his status as a legendary rock artist while featuring a mix of his solo hits and popular tracks from his earlier works. Additionally, around this period, he was briefly re-engaging with his Eagles bandmates, marking a transitional phase in his career that highlighted both his solo endeavors and collaborative works.
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In 2012, during the live recording of "Lucky That Way," Joe Walsh was at a significant juncture in his career, having recently released the album "Ana... Read Full Description >
In 2012, during the live recording of "Lucky That Way," Joe Walsh was at a significant juncture in his career, having recently released the album "Analog Man" in June of that year. This was his first studio album in nearly two decades, marking a return to original material after a long hiatus. The song featured in the live performance showcases Walsh's signature blend of rock and personal storytelling, reflecting themes of resilience and nostalgia that resonate with his extensive career. Notably, “Analog Man” also allowed Walsh to explore modern sounds while maintaining the classic rock essence for which he is known, illustrating his ability to adapt over time. His collaboration with Concord Music Group around this period highlights his ongoing relevance in the music industry, as he continues to engage with both longtime fans and new audiences alike.
Joe Walsh Live at Troubadour: Performance of 'Analog Man' featuring Jeff Lynne
Troubadour
West Hollywood, CA, United States
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In June 2012, Joe Walsh performed live at the Troubadour in West Hollywood, showcasing his new single "Analog Man," which is also the title track of h... Read Full Description >
In June 2012, Joe Walsh performed live at the Troubadour in West Hollywood, showcasing his new single "Analog Man," which is also the title track of his album released the same year. This performance marked an important moment in Walsh's career, as "Analog Man" signified his return to solo work after a lengthy hiatus, following his 1992 album, "Songs for a Dying Planet." The live recording featured special guest Jeff Lynne, highlighting Walsh's connections within the music industry. This collaboration not only brought additional star power to the performance but also reflected Walsh's continued relevance in rock music, bridging generations and styles. The "Analog Man" album explores themes of aging and technology, resonating with both new audiences and long-time fans who appreciate Walsh's blend of humor and musicality.
Joe Walsh - Live Performance of 'Life's Been Good' in Salamanca, NY
Salamanca, NY, United States
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In August 2012, during his live performance of "Life's Been Good" in Salamanca, NY, Joe Walsh was in an exciting phase of his career. This period came... Read Full Description >
In August 2012, during his live performance of "Life's Been Good" in Salamanca, NY, Joe Walsh was in an exciting phase of his career. This period came shortly after the release of his album "Analog Man," which was his first studio album in nearly two decades, released in 2012. The album marked a significant return for Walsh, showcasing his signature blend of rock and humor, as well as his renowned guitar skills. Notably, "Analog Man" reflected on his experiences in the digital age, contrasting it with the analog world he grew up in. This performance also emphasized Walsh's enduring appeal as a solo artist following his successful tenure with bands like the Eagles. Known for his dynamic stage presence and witty storytelling, Walsh's performance in Salamanca illustrates both his musical prowess and connection with fans, proving his lasting relevance in rock music.
Joe Walsh - Live Performance of 'The Confessor' in Salamanca, NY
Salamanca, NY, United States
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On August 11, 2012, Joe Walsh performed "The Confessor" live in Salamanca, New York. At this point in Walsh's career, he had recently released the alb... Read Full Description >
On August 11, 2012, Joe Walsh performed "The Confessor" live in Salamanca, New York. At this point in Walsh's career, he had recently released the album "Analog Man" in 2012, his first studio album in over 20 years. "Analog Man" showcases Walsh's signature blend of rock and introspective lyrics, reflecting his experiences and thoughts in the digital age. Prior to this album, he had seen tremendous success with The Eagles and as a solo artist, known for hits like "Life's Been Good" and "Rocky Mountain Way." The performance of "The Confessor," a track originally from his 1985 album "The Confessor," marks a significant moment, as it highlights his enduring appeal and the nostalgic connection fans have with his earlier work, bridging his past and present in a live setting. Walsh's clever songwriting and distinctive guitar playing continue to resonate with audiences, making performances like this an exciting blend of his musical history and current artistry.
Joe Walsh Live Performance of 'Welcome To The Club' in Salamanca, NY
Salamanca, NY, United States
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In August 2012, when Joe Walsh performed "Welcome to the Club" live in Salamanca, NY, he was riding a wave of renewed popularity following the 2012 re... Read Full Description >
In August 2012, when Joe Walsh performed "Welcome to the Club" live in Salamanca, NY, he was riding a wave of renewed popularity following the 2012 release of his album "Analog Man." This album marked his first solo studio project in over two decades and showcased a blend of classic rock sensibilities with contemporary production techniques. One interesting aspect of Walsh's career at this time is his crucial role in the band Eagles, which he joined in the 1970s. His contributions have solidified him as a legendary figure in the rock genre. During the Salamanca concert, Walsh's performance likely drew from both his solo work and his extensive catalog with the Eagles, highlighting his versatility as a musician and his ability to connect with audiences through his enduring classics.
Joe Walsh Live at Perfect Vodka Amphitheater - Full Concert Featuring Hits
Perfect Vodka Amphitheater
West Palm Beach, Florida, United States
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On May 5, 2017, Joe Walsh performed live at the Perfect Vodka Amphitheater in West Palm Beach, Florida, as part of a tour where he opened for Tom Pett... Read Full Description >
On May 5, 2017, Joe Walsh performed live at the Perfect Vodka Amphitheater in West Palm Beach, Florida, as part of a tour where he opened for Tom Petty. This recording coincided with Walsh's post-Eagles era, showcasing a seasoned artist who had already established a significant solo career as well as a pivotal role in one of rock's most influential bands. Before this performance, Walsh released the album "Analog Man" in 2012, which marked his return to solo activity after a lengthy hiatus. The album's focus on contemporary themes while retaining his signature sound illustrates his ability to evolve while staying true to his roots. Notably, Walsh's interactions with the audience during live shows, such as his humorous storytelling, enhance his reputation as an engaging performer, reflecting both his musical talents and charismatic stage presence.
Joe Walsh Live Full Concert at House of Blues, Las Vegas
House of Blues
Las Vegas, NV, United States
Joe Walsh Live Performance at JBLM - Full Concert
JBLM
Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA, United States
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On November 7, 2023, Joe Walsh performed live at Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM), showcasing his enduring presence in the music industry. Prior to thi... Read Full Description >
On November 7, 2023, Joe Walsh performed live at Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM), showcasing his enduring presence in the music industry. Prior to this event, Walsh had released his studio album "Life's Been Good," which was part of his successful solo career and further solidified his reputation as a talented guitarist and songwriter. Known for his work with the Eagles, Walsh's performances are often characterized by a unique blend of rock, humor, and personal storytelling, making his live shows memorable experiences. The performance at JBLM reflects his continued commitment to engaging with fans and supporting military personnel, a cause he has actively championed throughout his career. Notably, Walsh's ability to connect with diverse audiences, including service members, underscores his lasting impact on the rock music scene and his dedication to using his platform for good.
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In the live recording of "Rocky Mountain Way" featuring Joe Walsh on "Live From Daryl's House," Walsh was at a particularly interesting stage in his c... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of "Rocky Mountain Way" featuring Joe Walsh on "Live From Daryl's House," Walsh was at a particularly interesting stage in his career. The performance highlights his iconic style, and by this point, he had garnered significant recognition both as a solo artist and as a member of the Eagles. Prior to this live appearance, Walsh released the album "Analog Man" in 2012, which marked his return to solo work after a lengthy hiatus from recording. The album features a blend of classic Walsh sounds alongside modern production, illustrating his ability to evolve while maintaining his signature rock essence. Notably, "Rocky Mountain Way" is one of his most famous tracks from his earlier solo career, originally released in 1973 on the album "Barnstorm." This performance further solidifies Walsh's enduring influence and appeal in the rock genre, showcasing his exceptional guitar work and charismatic stage presence.
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Joe Walsh was in the midst of a prolific phase during the time surrounding his live performances captured in the recording "In the City." Released in ... Read Full Description >
Joe Walsh was in the midst of a prolific phase during the time surrounding his live performances captured in the recording "In the City." Released in 1978 as part of the Eagles’ "The Long Run" album, the song showcases Walsh's blend of rock and roll with elements of blues and country. At this point in his career, he was already a well-established artist, having gained fame as a member of the Eagles and for his successful solo work. Notably, his previous solo album, "But Seriously, Folks..." (1978), had received critical acclaim and featured his hit "Life's Been Good." Walsh's dynamic guitar playing and distinctive style made him a prominent figure in rock music, and his energetic live performances reflected his artistic peak. The recording captures not only his musical talents but also the vibrant atmosphere of his live shows during a significant period in rock history.
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In the live recording of "Life's Been Good," Joe Walsh was performing during a pivotal moment in his career. Prior to this performance, he had release... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of "Life's Been Good," Joe Walsh was performing during a pivotal moment in his career. Prior to this performance, he had released the album "But Seriously, Folks..." in 1978, which features the hit single "Life's Been Good." This track became one of Walsh's signature songs, highlighting his distinctive blend of rock and humor, and serving as a commentary on the rock star lifestyle. During this period, Walsh was also a member of the Eagles, contributing to their renowned sound while maintaining a successful solo career. The live recording showcases his charismatic stage presence and guitar prowess, solidifying his reputation as a compelling live performer. Notably, Walsh's journey through personal struggles and triumphs adds depth to his music, allowing audiences to connect with both the exuberance and vulnerability found in his performances.
Joe Walsh Live at Troubadour: Performance of 'Wrecking Ball'
Troubadour
West Hollywood, CA, United States
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Joe Walsh was experiencing a significant resurgence in his career around the time of the live performance of "Wrecking Ball" at the Troubadour in West... Read Full Description >
Joe Walsh was experiencing a significant resurgence in his career around the time of the live performance of "Wrecking Ball" at the Troubadour in West Hollywood. This performance was tied to the release of his 2012 album, *Analog Man*, which marked his first solo studio album in nearly two decades, following 1992's *Songs for a Dancer*. "Wrecking Ball" exemplifies Walsh's distinctive blend of rock and personal storytelling, highlighting his iconic guitar work and dynamic presence. The venue, the Troubadour, is notable as a historic site for many legendary artists, and Walsh's performance there reflects his enduring legacy in rock music. Additionally, *Analog Man* was well-received by both fans and critics, rejuvenating interest in Walsh's solo career and solidifying his status as a rock icon. The album's themes and Walsh's energy during this live performance resonate with audiences, making it a memorable moment in his ongoing musical journey.
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Before collaborating with Daryl Hall on "Live From Daryl’s House," Joe Walsh had just experienced a significant phase in his career marked by his 20... Read Full Description >
Before collaborating with Daryl Hall on "Live From Daryl’s House," Joe Walsh had just experienced a significant phase in his career marked by his 2012 album "Analog Man." This album showcased his distinctive rock sound and lyrical prowess, reflecting themes of aging and technology. By the time of this live performance, Walsh was well-regarded as both a solo artist and a member of the Eagles, having seen a resurgence in popularity due to the band's reunion and touring efforts. Notably, "Life's Been Good," a quintessential Walsh hit, is a staple of his performances, embodying his signature blend of humor and introspection. This context illuminates not only Walsh's seasoned musicianship but also the warmth and camaraderie he shares with artists like Hall, enhancing the live experience. The collaboration highlights Walsh's continued relevance and ability to connect with audiences across generations.
Joe Walsh Live at Troubadour: Spoken Word Performance of 'Life's Been Good'
Troubadour
West Hollywood, CA, United States
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In the video titled "Joe Walsh - Life's Been Good (Live Spoken Word Version)," Walsh performs at the Troubadour in West Hollywood, a venue known for i... Read Full Description >
In the video titled "Joe Walsh - Life's Been Good (Live Spoken Word Version)," Walsh performs at the Troubadour in West Hollywood, a venue known for its intimate atmosphere and history of showcasing iconic artists. This performance occurred around the time when Walsh was preparing for the release of his album "Analog Man," which came out on June 5, 2012. This album marked a significant point in his career after a prolonged hiatus from solo work, as he had not released a studio album in nearly two decades. The spoken word version of "Life's Been Good," a classic hit from his 1978 album "But Seriously, Folks...," illustrates Walsh's unique storytelling ability, blending humor with reflections on fame and the rock lifestyle. The performance showcases not only his musical prowess but also his evolution as an artist embracing a more narrative style during this period of his career.
Joe Walsh and Ringo Starr perform 'Rocky Mountain Way' at Ryman Auditorium
Ryman Auditorium
Nashville, TN, United States
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In the live performance featured in the video "Joe Walsh Ringo Starr at the Ryman - Rocky Mountain Way," which showcases Walsh's iconic guitar work, h... Read Full Description >
In the live performance featured in the video "Joe Walsh Ringo Starr at the Ryman - Rocky Mountain Way," which showcases Walsh's iconic guitar work, he was deep into his solo career. At this point, Joe Walsh had recently released his notable album "So What" in 1974, which followed his successful "Barnstorm" from 1972. The collaboration with Ringo Starr highlights Walsh’s ability to blend with other legendary musicians, having played a key role in the Eagles' success as well. Before this performance, Walsh had established a reputation for his distinctive guitar style and songwriting, with "Rocky Mountain Way" becoming one of his signature tracks. The Ryman Auditorium, known for its rich musical history, provided a fitting backdrop for this performance, showcasing the vibrant rock and roll scene of the 1970s. This particular collaboration emphasizes Walsh's ongoing influence in the music industry, marked by his energetic guitar solos and charismatic stage presence.
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Joe Walsh was at a significant point in his career during the time of the live recording "All Night Long." This performance likely took place around t... Read Full Description >
Joe Walsh was at a significant point in his career during the time of the live recording "All Night Long." This performance likely took place around the release of his album "But Seriously, Folks..." in 1978, which featured the hit single "Life's Been Good." By this time, Walsh had already established himself as a prominent figure in rock music, both as a solo artist and as a member of the Eagles. Interesting to note is that Walsh's music often incorporated elements of humor and storytelling, which resonated with audiences and added a unique flair to his live performances. "All Night Long" showcases his signature guitar work and charismatic stage presence, typical of his energized live concerts. His influence was evident as he continued to blend rock with a touch of blues, solidifying his legacy as a beloved musician in the genre.
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In the live recording of "Rocky Mountain Way," Joe Walsh showcases his signature blend of rock and blues guitar playing, a hallmark of his career. Thi... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of "Rocky Mountain Way," Joe Walsh showcases his signature blend of rock and blues guitar playing, a hallmark of his career. This performance likely occurred during his peak as a solo artist in the mid-1970s, particularly around the time of his album *So What*, released in 1974. This period was crucial for Walsh, as he was transitioning from his successful tenure with the James Gang into a prominent solo career. *So What* featured a more experimental sound, incorporating elements of jazz and funk, solidifying Walsh's reputation as a versatile musician. Notably, "Rocky Mountain Way," which was initially released on his earlier album *Barnstorm* in 1972, became one of his signature songs, capturing the essence of his style and influence. During this time, Walsh was also becoming known for his energetic performances and distinctive sound, setting the stage for his later work with the Eagles and other projects.
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Joe Walsh - Life's Been Good (Live Spoken Word Version)
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Joe Walsh - In the City
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Life's Been Good - Joe Walsh - Live - 8/11/2012
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Joe Walsh - Life's Been Good
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Daryl Hall and Joe Walsh - Life's Been Good
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Daryl Hall and Joe Walsh - Rocky Mountain Way
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Joe Walsh - Rocky Mountain Way (Live)
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Joe Walsh - Rocky Mountain Way | The Midnight Special
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Joe Walsh - Turn to Stone (2nd May 1975)
Santa Monica Civic Auditorium September 1, 1973