The Eagles - Spotlight Special Presents The Eagles Album

Tracklist

1	–Bob Seger And The Silver Bullet Band	Fire Lake
2	–The Eagles	Ol' 55
3	–No Artist	700 Hz Tone (Locked Groove)
4	–Kris Erik Stevens	Radio Show Intro / Music & Interview Montage
5	–The Eagles	Take It To The Limit
6	–The Eagles	Rocky Mountain Way
7	–The Eagles	Tequila Sunrise
8	–Don Henley, Glenn Frey	Interview Segment
9	–The Eagles	The Sad Cafe'
10	–The Eagles	Already Gone
11	–The Eagles	Witchy Woman
12	–The Eagles	Life In The Fast Lane
13	–Glenn Frey	Interview Segment
14	–Jackson Browne	Interview Segment
15	–The Eagles	I Can't Tell You Why
16	–Kris Erik Stevens , The Eagles	General Promo (Music & Voice)
17	–The Eagles	Peaceful Easy Feeling
18	–Glenn Frey, Don Henley	Interview Segment
19	–Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Joe Walsh	Interview Segment
20	–Joe Smith , Don Henley	Interview Segment
21	–Kris Erik Stevens	Segment Break
22	–The Eagles	Lyin' Eyes
23	–The Eagles	One Of These Nights
24	–The Eagles	New Kid In Town
25	–Kris Erik Stevens	End Credits
26	–Joe Walsh	Interview Segment
27	–The Eagles	Life's Been Good
28	–Kris Erik Stevens , The Eagles	General Promo (Music & Voice)
29	–The Eagles	Best Of My Love
30	–Don Henley	Interview Segment
31	–The Eagles	Take It Easy
32	–The Eagles	The Last Resort
33	–The Eagles	Doolin' Dalton
34	–The Eagles	The Long Run
35	–Don Henley, Joe Walsh	Interview Segment
36	–The Eagles	Hotel California
37	–The Eagles	Heartache Tonight
38	–The Eagles	Desperado
39	–Don Felder, Jackson Browne	Interview Segment
40	–Bob Seger	Interview Segment
41	–Jackson Browne, Don Henley	Interview Segment
42	–Kris Erik Stevens	Segment Intro
43	–Joe Smith	Interview Segment

Credits

• Hosted By – Kris Erik Stevens
• Interviewee – Bob Seger, Don Felder, Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Jackson Browne, Joe Smith , Joe Walsh

Notes

THE EAGLES
Spotlight Special Presents: The Eagles
ABC Radio Networks
Original Airdate: xx-xx-1980
1980 pre-FM Double Vinyl LP

A two-hour radio show featuring interviews, songs and historical notes about the band. Host Kris Erik Stevens, an ABC Radio Networks DJ for many years, provides historical notes between the interview segments and songs. Includes interviews with Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Don Felder, Joe Walsh, Jackson Browne, Bob Seger and Elektra / Asylum Records Chairman of the Board Joe Smith. No commercials are included on this set, and unlike most radio shows on vinyl, this set has Sides A and B on one LP, along with Sides C and D on the second LP. (Usually double LP radio shows were set up as Sides A and C on one LP, and Sides B and D on the second LP to allow DJs to play the sides continuously.) Note that Side B does not contain the 700 Hz Tone Locked Groove used for balancing the audio levels prior to broadcast, but Sides A, C and D do. (Side D actually has two such "tones", one at the beginning of the side and one prior to the Promo spots.)

Times for the segments are as follows:

Side A, Segment A, Tracks A2-A8: 16:40
Side A, Segment B, Tracks A9-A17: 10:12
Side B, Segment C, Tracks B1-B8: 10:00
Side B, Segment D, Tracks B9-B19: 13:37
Side C, Segment E, Tracks C2-C8: 12:05
Side C, Segment F, Tracks C9-C17: 14:56
Side D, Segment G, Tracks D2-D10: 15:02
Side D, Segment H, Tracks D11-D16: 9:04
Each 700 Hz Tone (Locked Groove) is 0:10 in length, and the four General Promo (Music & Voice) spots are 0:32, 0:26, 0:32 and 0:40 in length respectively.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Side A Label): SLS-102 A-B
• Matrix / Runout (Side B Label): SLS-102 C-D
• Matrix / Runout (Side C Label): SLS-102 E-F
• Matrix / Runout (Side D Label): SLS-102 G-H
• Matrix / Runout (Side A Runout, Etched): SLS-102-A
• Matrix / Runout (Side B Runout, Etched): SLS-102-B
• Matrix / Runout (Side C Runout, Etched): SLS-102-C
• Matrix / Runout (Side D Runout, Etched): SLS-102-D

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – American Broadcasting Companies, Inc.

Album

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