About this cover: This is a beautiful ballad that involves a beautiful woman who can have any man she wants, but marries for money. She soon learns that money isn’t everything. This is one of my favorite Eagles songs, so I chose it to do a cover.
https://vimeo.com/506569359
Song Facts: When The Eagles were a struggling band in Los Angeles, they saw a lot of beautiful women around Hollywood who were married to wealthy, successful men, and wondered if they were unhappy. One night they were drinking in a bar (their favorite watering hole: Dan Tana’s) when they spotted this stunning young woman; two steps behind her was a much older, fat, rich guy. As they were half laughing at them, Glenn Frey commented, “Look at her, she can’t even hide those lyin’ eyes!”
Realizing they had a song title, the band members began grabbing for cocktail napkins to write down lyrics to go with that great observation.
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Very nice Pam,
Loved the whole thing, tone, slides, production
One of my favourites and a nice tribute to Glen at the end,
Well done,
Cheers Brian
Sweet, so sweet Pam
Great job, nice video production.
Is that a picture of your house in the background?
Reminds me of some nice newer dessert homes in the greater Phoenix area
If not, you picked a great model home to play in front of.
somebody call the cops!!!!!!! Got a party breaking out out front.
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Very nice Pam,
Loved the whole thing, tone, slides, production
One of my favourites and a nice tribute to Glen at the end,
Well done,
Cheers Brian
Thank you Brian. I worked very hard on this one…
Really nice!
Good work
And always great Eagles
Thank you!
Awesome Pam. You should be Mark’s poster girl. What a great job. Looking forward to more.
Thanks Mary. Run that idea by Mark LOL
Sweet, so sweet Pam
Great job, nice video production.
Is that a picture of your house in the background?
Reminds me of some nice newer dessert homes in the greater Phoenix area
If not, you picked a great model home to play in front of.
somebody call the cops!!!!!!! Got a party breaking out out front.
LOL thanks. I wish it was my house. It’s just a random house I chose for a backdrop. It seemed appropriate for the lyrics to have an expensive house.