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Yes WordWolf.

That was my plan Actually, from here on the names that I put here should put it together.

Yeah, it's your post then George . I only saw the You-tube song but I didn't notice your post. So, huh, your post, what is it?

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Okay then Nathan_Jr. You're still up.

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You had Raf's previous post to go on, and so no, Hotel California came out after ~The Eagles~ Greatest Hits (1972-1975) Did you get that memo? Did you get the memo? WordWolf already used that one. So no. Look let's clear this up then. When I was a younger, much younger man, my friends were all pretty much into music and smokin' bud. We would get the latest or newest album and listen to them. I'll give them credit for also having incredible taste in sound systems that pulled me into how to listen to great music. Cosmo's Factory comes to mind. "Abbraxis", " "Imagine", "L A Woman", ~The Grateful Dead's" "Workingmans Dead", "~Neil Young's~ "Everybody Knows This is Nowhere" was pretty popular at this time. But one of my more mellower friends had bought ~The Eagles~ first album "The Eagles" self titled album and a few of us went over to listen to it. When that first track came on, whatever your taste in music was at the time, you just knew that their was something special about the new group calling themselves ~The Eagles~. So I would consider it to be their signature song, and probably most other fans, critics and even Glenn Frye (if he were alive) would probably consider THIS CLUE to be their signature song.

Sorry Raf, but Hotel California came out in 1976 after the release of Eagles Greatest Hits with songs from 1972 to 1975. So no, not the one, although, when I mentioned it's their signature song for me even, I would consider that their signature song. But I think ~The Eagles~ consider the song in the clue as their signature song as well as many fans, especially ones that followed them from the beginning of their making.

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Well, it might give it away but here's a hint. It's ~The Eagles~ signature song!

Was it the bad punctuation in my post, anyway, I don't see your post i.e., (edit, Human post after mine)?

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No, that's not the one. I'll give you a hint. Of the greatest hits collection (1971-1975) there were four songs ( I just read that, I think that's right) that made it to number one. "One of These Nights" was a number one, but the song in question, I think only peaked at number 12. Anyway, back when Don Henley and Glenn Frey were just doing cover songs, Glenn happened to hear in his apartment below him, someone who played piano and they would play the song over and over and over again until they got it right, then, continue to add to it, and go over the same process again. That neighbor, was Jackson Browne and they became acquainted. That's when Glenn Frye asked him what that song was he was playing, but Jackson told him it wasn't finished yet. After repeatedly trying to get Jackson to finish it, Jackson Browne brought it to him, or played it to him and told him he was stuck on a certain line. That's when Glenn added two other lines of lyrics that made the whole song come together.

Country song? I'm not familiar with this.

Sounds like Brandon Flowers (~The Killers~) song, Neon Tiger.

Whatever your age you probably have heard of the rock band The Eagles. The Eagles formed out of being the back-up musicians for Linda Ronstadt in the early 1970's. They are one of the world's best selling bands having sold over 200 million albums. Their Greatest Hits album is one of the top selling albums of all-time. Of their greatest hits, one of them was a song that Jackson Brown wrote, a song for which Brown sued for unpaid royalties and won. Glenn Frey added just two lines of lyrics including the arrangement, which according to Jackson Brown himself "was far superior to what I had written" and therefore with Brown's consent co-writing authorship, and The Eagles recorded it. What was the name of the song?

My lawyer who deals in contract law had a look at this George and, he agreed that all that was required were to give the stage names. So that's what I did. Anyway, I was just being funny. Ha Ha. And my guess about Michael Douglas was partially a guess but I had heard somewhere about his name being the same as Kirk son's so I thought I might get it right. I have something and I will post it very soon. (and post to some other threads as well).

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Kirk Douglas, Jamie Foxx, and I'm stuck there. edit. And a guess with Michael Keaton.

Whatever, but I'm sure Sugar Plum Fairy went to the Apollo.

She or he probably strolled down to Little Cuba to find it and maybe afterward went to the Apollo.

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