One of These Nights: The Eagles' Journey to Music History
The Eagles were on the brink of a new era as their popularity soared. In 1975, the release of their fourth studio album, "One of These Nights," marked a significant turning point for the California band. The album quickly climbed the charts, securing the top spot just a month after its release. With hits like "Lyin' Eyes," "Take it to the Limit," and the title track, the Eagles solidified their place in music history. "One of These Nights" sold over four million copies and earned the band three Grammy nominations, with "Lyin' Eyes" winning Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group With Vocals.
The album also marked the departure of guitarist Bernie Leadon, who left the band before they began work on their next album. Joe Walsh stepped in as Leadon's replacement, bringing a new dynamic to the group. The expanded edition of "One of These Nights" from Rhino offers fans a deeper look into the band's journey, including a previously unreleased live concert from the Sunshine Festival in Anaheim, California. This concert captured a pivotal moment in the Eagles' history, as Leadon bid farewell and Walsh made his debut with the band.
The Anaheim concert, included in the expanded edition, features a special appearance by Joe Walsh, who joined the Eagles on stage to perform his hit song "Rocky Mountain Way." Fans can relive this historic moment with the 3 CD/1 Blu-ray set or the 3 LP edition, both of which include the complete concert and a new mix of the original album. The Blu-ray version offers high-resolution stereo and Dolby Atmos mixes for an immersive listening experience.
For a chance to win a copy of the new expanded edition, simply enter your name, email, and phone number in the entry form on this page. Winners will be selected to receive either the CD/Blu-ray set or the LP edition. Don't miss your opportunity to own a piece of Eagles history with this special release.