Randy Meisner (1978) and Don Felder's first solo album on Friday Music CD

Surprised I couldn't find a thread on these two albums by former Eagles. As I recall the former hasn't been on CD before while the later was briefly.

The mastering is pretty good. No notes just a plain old reissue with a reproduction of the artwork. These cameout August 4. No bonus tracks. Both are pretty good albums.

 

Meisner's album sounds the least dated of the two to me.

 

DON FELDER | AIRBORNE CD (Limited Anniversary Edition/Original Recording Master)

RANDY MEISNER | RANDY MEISNER CD (Limited Anniversary Edition/Original Recording Master)
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Thanks for the heads up. Meisner's first three albums are pretty solid, nice to see the debut back in print. As a big Eagles fan, surprisingly I have not heard Felder's debut.

 

I need to correct myself. Wounded Bird put RM out in 2002.

 

It has its moments but be prepared for "the 80's" sound.

 

Yeah, I think I avoided checking it out because while quality musicianship will undoubtedly be present, I had heard always heard the album had a sterile production and lacked substance.

 

felders album is decent, but not overly so. pretty much like his other one, 'road to forever'

i can see why henley and frey did not care for his singing voice (i saw him live too, and he really is not a great singer, he is, however, a wonderful guitar player)

meisner's solo albums are also decent, again, not great or anything, but a nice listen.


of the 4 "lesser" ( i know, not the best word to use, and i do count joe walsh in this)) eagles, i think timothy b. schmit has the best solo repertoire.

 

i do NOT count joe walsh....he is THE #1 eagle in my eyes.

 

been trying to get that felder release for awhile. glad its out again