Eagles
Eagles Song list
- After The Thrill Is Gone (1975)
- Already Gone (1974)
- Best Of My Love (1974)
- Business As Usual (2007)
- Busy Being Fabulous (2007)
- Certain Kind Of Fool (1973)
- Desperado (1973)
- Do Something (2007)
- Doolin-Dalton (1973)
- Fast Company (2007)
- Frail Grasp On The Big Picture (2007)
- Get Over It (1994)
- Guilty of the Crime (2007)
- Heartache Tonight (1979)
- Hole In The World (2003)
- Hotel California (1976)
- How Long (2007)
- I Can't Tell You Why (1979)
- I Don't Want To Hear Anymore (2007)
- I Love To Watch a Woman Dance (2007)
- I Wish You Peace (1975)
- In The City (1979)
- It's Your World Now (2007)
- James Dean (1974)
- Journey Of The Sorcerer (1975)
- King Of Hollywood (1979)
- Life In The Fast Lane (1976)
- Long Road Out of Eden (2007)
- Lyin' Eyes (1975)
- Midnight Flyer (1974)
- New Kid In Town (1976)
- No More Walks In The Wood (2007)
- Ol' '55 (1974)
- On the Border (1974)
- One Of These Nights (1975)
- Peaceful Easy Feeling (1972)
- Pretty Maids All In A Row (1976)
- Seven Bridges Road (1980)
- Take It Easy (1972)
- Take It To The Limit (1975)
- Tequila Sunrise (1973)
- The Girl From Yesterday (1994)
- The Last Resort (1976)
- The Long Run (1979)
- The Sad Cafe (1979)
- Those Shoes (1979)
- Train Leaves Here This Morning (1972)
- Victim Of Love (1976)
- Waiting In The Weeds (2007)
- Wasted Time (1976)
- Witchy Woman (1972)
- You Are Not Alone (2007)
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Y.M.C.A.The Village People
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Open ArmsJourney
"Open Arms" was a pioneering power ballad. Stadium Rock bands like Journey shied away from slow songs, but when they reluctantly agreed to record this song, it became their biggest hit.
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