While the originals are safely stashed away (the '59 is under lock and key and the 1275 is in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Ohio), Felder tours with the Gibson Custom guitars ("I honestly can't tell the difference between the originals and the copies," he said). Maybe I can say that human voices are a little “far.With both guitars so closely associated with the classic track, Gibson Custom created not one, but two signature Felder signature models - the "Hotel California" 1959 Les Paul (MSRP: $10,351 and up) and the "Hotel California" EDS-1275 (MSRP: Aged White, $9,174 Aged White - Signed, $12,704).
Compared with the instruments’ sounds, human voices did not outstand. Several guitars including electric guitars appeared in this song, but I cannot make sure the number and the types of them.Ībout recording, there is no reverb appearing in this song, but it did not make this song very clear due to too loud instruments. The features of the song are its strange melody and the lyric reflecting social phenomenon.Ībout instruments, as what I heard, the instruments present are vocals, guitars, drums. The song was written by Felder, Henley, and Frey, with Felder writing all the music. …show more content… Unfortunately, Eagles did not solve the problems, and had to disband in 1980.Ībsolutely, “Hotel California”, which fits the image of rock of Eagles, can be considered as the most successful piece of Eagles’ famous representative works in its whole period. Admittedly, the start of Eagles was perfect. After the releasing of the album, Eagles got a great success because three pieces of the album rushed into Top 40 singles. In 1972, Eagles finished the recording of the eponymous debut album Eagles in England. After finishing the work with Linda Ronstadt, Don Henley and Glenn Frey, decided to found “Eagles” and recruited Bernie Meisner, and Bernie Leadon.Īfter thinking, Eagles decided to focus on country rock and hard rock. Initially, the four original Eagles-Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Bernie Meisner, and Bernie Leadon were recruited as the backup band of Linda Ronstadt.
Show More Rolling Stone Magazine says, “No other band did as much to translate the explosively creative, politicized rock of the 1960s into the massively popular, de-politicized rock of the 1970s as the Eagles.”
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