Sound Up! with Mark Goodman and Alan Light
Jun 23, 2026 · 58 min · 12 segments
On this episode of Sound Up!, Mark and Alan welcome Rock & Roll Hall of Famer and former Eagle Don Felder to talk about his tour with the Guess Who, writing “Hotel California,” his “Vault” project…
Don FelderGuest
Alan LightHost
Mark GoodmanHost
So before we get into news stuff and before we get to our interview with Don Felder, a couple things that we did this week to discuss.
Why? Much like listening to the Lux album, you watch with this sense of, what am I looking at? What is this? It is so futuristic and so traditionally, historically based.
And not in the way like some, they bring out string section to enhance their arrangements.
Her singing is magnificent, mostly in Spanish, but as, you know, the album, she sings in 13 different languages.
50 dancers and it's big you know that kind of production this is a much more it's a much more sort of intimate feeling production it's really much more just about lights and movement and there are sets and there are visual set pieces and whatever but it doesn't have that like cast of thousands big crazy you know musical production feel you feel very up close with her and really this again just the span and the range of the things that she can do and the sound and the feel of it Just a remarkable show.
I mean, we've certainly talked about Rosalia before, and I'm aware of her, as you are.
When you're sitting there in the show, how much of her music did you really know? I mean, I know this new album quite well.
So before we get into news stuff and before we get to our interview with Don Felder, a couple things that we did this week to discuss.
Why? Much like listening to the Lux album, you watch with this sense of, what am I looking at? What is this? It is so futuristic and so traditionally, historically based.
And not in the way like some, they bring out string section to enhance their arrangements.
Her singing is magnificent, mostly in Spanish, but as, you know, the album, she sings in 13 different languages.
50 dancers and it's big you know that kind of production this is a much more it's a much more sort of intimate feeling production it's really much more just about lights and movement and there are sets and there are visual set pieces and whatever but it doesn't have that like cast of thousands big crazy you know musical production feel you feel very up close with her and really this again just the span and the range of the things that she can do and the sound and the feel of it Just a remarkable show.
I mean, we've certainly talked about Rosalia before, and I'm aware of her, as you are.
When you're sitting there in the show, how much of her music did you really know? I mean, I know this new album quite well.
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