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Don Henley

Don Henley

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Sep 12, 2026

ZeusHOST
25:11
Um, I, uh, I think he rubs Tom a little bit the wrong way more than me, but the problem is with Kiss and a lot of other people, we were having this conversation off the air.
ZeusHOST
25:23
Somebody posted an old article recently on our Loudcastors page about Don Henley shitting on Kiss or something like that.
TomHOST
25:31
Mm-hmm.
ZeusHOST
25:32
I love the Eagles, love them, but for me to sit there and say Don Henley's a nice guy, what are you...
ZeusHOST
25:40
I can't.
ZeusHOST
25:40
I can't defend him and his actions.
ZeusHOST
26:27
So far, we haven't.
TomHOST
26:29
Yeah, and, and I'm not, I'm not gonna go so far as to say that Paul is as bad as Don.
ZeusHOST
41:51
They mixed up songs over on that.
ZeusHOST
41:54
But the other thing is they did is they would always throw in new solo songs from Don Henley or... glenn fry or joe walsh after glenn fry passed away
TomHOST
42:06
which is something extra special for them to do
ZeusHOST
42:09
Yeah, so he goes away.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
95:42
your head back on the ground And let your hair fall all around me Offer up your best defense This is the end This is the end of the innocence
Mike SavageHOST
96:45
It's Don Henley, the end of innocence, 19 on the Capitol Countdown from this week in 1989, famously with Bruce Hornsby twinkling the ivory on the record.
Mike SavageHOST
96:54
But there's a beautiful story to go with it.
Mike SavageHOST
96:56
While they were working together at Bruce Hornsby's modest house in Van Nuys, California, a FedEx package arrived containing Bruce's very first substantial royalty check.
Mike SavageHOST
97:06
Don Henley looked at it and simply said, welcome to the club.
Mike SavageHOST
97:10
Talk about the end of innocence.
Mike SavageHOST
97:13
Michael Damien up here next with a David Essex cover from the 70s.

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Mike SavageHOST
132:24
Paula Abdul was 20 with Coldhearted, up five from 25.
AutumnHOST
4:49
I've heard of him.
KyleHOST
4:49
Um, and Henry Cerny, I don't know who that is, and she had a small, short-lived relationship it says with the Eagles drummer, Don Henley.
AutumnHOST
4:57
Okay.
KyleHOST
4:58
[laughs] But she's never married, she does not have children, and that led to tabloids, uh, in the '90s claiming she was lesbian, of course.
Kurt OlsonCORRESPONDENT
10:21
this song.
Kurt OlsonCORRESPONDENT
10:22
And I grabbed New York Minute by Don Henley to go back into music.
Kurt OlsonCORRESPONDENT
10:31
So it was an eventful day.
Michael Aaron WoodyHOST
10:34
Yeah, it was just even surreal.
speaker_0HOST
32:14
And then there were references to New York City or specific Middle Eastern geography that were pulled out in order to maintain cultural sensitivity, as they say.
speaker_0HOST
32:27
Examples from the many New York-themed songs included ACDC again, this time with Safe in New York City, Don Henley's New York Minute, Frank Sinatra's theme from New York, New York, and the ad-libs with The Boy from New York City, Middle Eastern geographical references in The Bangles' Walk Like an Egyptian, and The Clash's Rock the Casbah.
speaker_0HOST
32:51
Walk Like an Egyptian we'll talk about in a minute, too.
speaker_0HOST
32:55
There were also songs like Leonard Skinner's Tuesday's Gone that got bounced basically because 9-11 occurred on a Tuesday and that's the only reason why.
Sue RayGUEST
12:18
And it was my hometown.
Sue RayGUEST
12:19
I had my dad in the audience and he got up and did a song we covered that Love Just Ain't Enough by Patti Smythe and Don Henley.
Sue RayGUEST
12:26
And that just brought everyone to tears, me included.
Sue RayGUEST
12:29
And, yeah, and I've just had a lot of positive feedback just about the vibe, let alone it was just such a magic in the room.
Jamie MackayHOST
0:58
This was my first week back on the tools after, as I said, three weeks off.
Jamie MackayHOST
1:03
By the way, Don Henley, New York Minute, unofficial anthem for 9-11.
Jamie MackayHOST
1:08
Today is 9-11 American time.
Jamie MackayHOST
1:11
We're going to kick off the show with Damien O'Connor, a man who I often clash swords with.
Chris BrandolinoGUEST
8:33
So yeah, I hear the music.
Chris BrandolinoGUEST
8:34
I hear Don Henley, so back to you, Jamie.
Jamie MackayHOST
8:36
Yeah, New York Minute, one of the unofficial anthems of 9/11.
Jamie MackayHOST
8:40
Uh, Chris Brandolino, thanks for your reminiscing on 9/11 and the update on Super El Niño.
Glenn HauserHOST
7:36
On Thursday, the 17th at 19 UT, it's the music of Charlie Robeson on Trolley Radio Gold 3975 and 6160.
Glenn HauserHOST
7:46
On Sunday, September 20th at 10 UT on 6070 Channel 292, the music of Don Henley.
Glenn HauserHOST
7:54
Hawaii, with the hurricane hitting Kauai especially hard, knocking out 95% of the power across the island, I heard.
Glenn HauserHOST
8:02
I was afraid that WWVH would be knocked off the air.

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