Not to mention on a guitar that weighs in at about 13- 14 pounds.

@@scottsteeves and he didn’t even struggle to lift it with one arm at the end. Wild lol

Now we found the 8th wonders.

Yes Hotel California is all guitar work.

He wrote it; he played it. Had I known how badly "Glen Henley" treated him, I wouldn't have gone to their concerts or purchased their music. I certainly won't in the future.

@@jjohnston7837 what happened to Don. Why did he leave Eagles. He looks a calm easy going dude.

@@rukshandezoysa6171 As I understand it, Glenn Frey and Don Henley made everyone else in the band into hired hands. Don Felder made the mistake of asking for equal status and singing parts on albums. Glenn Frey physically threatened Felder at the end of Felder's last performance as an Eagle.

@@jjohnston7837 oh. ..I see. Thanks.

Felder "underrated"? Interesting statement. I think that "underrated" is one of the most overrated classifications in the youtube coment section.

@@joe22589 What a fascinating and stupid comment. Why do you even post? Seriously?

I think as a guitarist, kinda. He's not as recognized by the general public. But with musicians? He's one of the most known and iconic guitarists around. However, he definitely should be more known for his songwriting skills.

He ain't underrated, lol where you hear that?

@@joe22589 I always say that about these "underrated" comments! Typical idiots who don't know what they're talking about... status quo these days!

It’s an auto tune mic, it’s not his real voice

Still amazing though no doubt

Apparently you haven't read his autobio. He's a very bitter and, in my opinion, unjustifiably so.

Hotel, Sultans, Losing Religion and Whiny in Jar Thin L

He didn't write it... He established the melody and him and Walsh the guitar licks etc...

@@CF-Warrior He wrote the the chord progression and the bass line. He and Joe wrote the solo, and Frey and Henley wrote the lyrics.

@@CF-Warrior he wrote literally every instrumental note you hear in the song…

@@Dismembering_Man Where did you hear that? I was only aware of him establishing the intro and the stuff I mentioned earlier... I'm not debating you, I saw the documentary, The history of the Eagles, part 1 and 2. That's why I said what I wrote. You think Henley and Frey had nothing to do with the written notes?

@@CF-Warrior I saw it on an interview with Felder, he was at his beach house playing whatever came to mind and he made the guitar intro to hotel California, he thought it was something special so he ran to his recording room which also happened to be his daughters room, and he made up the other parts like the other guitar parts, the bass parts, and the percussion, the only thing he didn’t do was the lyrics

Opps.... That's hotel california. Sorry

Es un Máster Don Felder por que la musica de Hotel California es de el

Este de casi 50 años..... es sin duda: EL HIMNO DE LA MUSICA. IRREPETIBLE

@@fernandoaichino1446 no me canso de escuchar una y otra vez esa cancion aunque es de los setenta

What's the title of the book? Thanks for answering my question.

Hello

His new book is called “Heaven and Hell, my life with the Eagles” hope that helps

His new book is called “ Heaven and Hell, my life with the Eagles. Disclaimer- I haven’t read it yet myself, hope that helps :)​@@MrNeumerker

@@markmartin3221 new?? it came out in 2008 lol

You can thank Jethro Tull for this song

What's?

Yeah well known they were jerks .

Ok but anyone can play Eagles songs anytime they like !

He Can even play songs by Jethro Tull 🥴

@@bikefreak5787 But Cull Tull doesn't pay him royalties nor untold millions in a settlement.

I hope y'all had a great time! I wish I would have been aware of this performance. I would have been there.

@@pauladrennan4223/videos/videos Are you from the New Orleans area? --[1] I was there at the Don followed by Rick concerts at Family Gras, on last Saturday, 2/11/23, ... in the cold (about 50 degrees at the start) & rain (drizzle really, but standing in the drizzle over time, really wet us). It was miserable weather, but such excellent music made the physical discomfort worthwhile. For the latter half of Rick's concert, the temperature dropped a noticeable few degrees, with the drizzle. Rick rightly said that he could not feel his fingers for playing his guitars. --[2] Due to tight time scheduling, both concerts were short, Don 11 songs (mostly Eagles songs, which the singing-along audience knew well & loved) & Rick 13 songs (mostly his recordings). Both bands were excellent professionals, who covered their song most closely to the original recordings. Most noticeably, both bands had large, multi-part vocal harmonies, like the original recordings. --{3] Being an "memorable experience" & a most well performed concert, we had a great time. I'm really glad that we went. Life is good, very good. "Life's been good to me so far." 👍😁👍