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Episode 60:
Joe Walsh





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The whole concept behind Live from Daryl's House is brilliant. Kudos to Daryl for finding his path to staying relevant - and hopefully paying the freight too. Th episode with Joe Walsh is definitely right up there with the best. Keep it live, keep it real, man. Top notch.
- posted by BarryG - January 28, 2022
I just can't get enough of this episode. Joe is so right when he said the magic from live performances is fading and that mojo is what makes music so special. Thank you Daryl for keeping your mojo going, you are a huge inspiration to all of us.
- posted by JudeReier - September 9, 2021
OK so I had to crank this one up, as I should! Yup a couple of music legends jammin! geeeeeeze to have been even right outside that glass door to witness this! & then Daryl sings Somebody like you, sigh
- posted by Diane57 - June 14, 2017
I think this is just about the best song I ever heard Daryl sing, Someone Like You. It is beautiful. His voice is still as strong as it was in the 80s. He is a class act. Joe Walsh's voice is so unique. He is the best guitarist bar none. I have watched this episode over and over again. I will see Daryl Hall in concert in December, 2015. I cannot wait. Thanks for a great episode. I hope you renew your shows for 2016.
- posted by duckts - October 12, 2015
It's amazing how good Joe Walsh still is! Daryl and the band rocked it! Thank you!
- posted by jwesthead60 - March 18, 2015
 
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Joe Walsh
Walsh took time during the show to tell of getting his first guitar, a $40 Sears & Roebuck Silvertone model after originally playing trombone and clarinet growing up. “I stumbled across the guitar, because I needed something I could play that wasn’t in my mouth, and that I could write music on,” he laughs. “I was never going to get any girls playing clarinet. Not that I got any playing guitar, but it was a lot more fun.”

Taking a cue from the title of his latest album, Analog Man, Walsh criticizes the “digital recipe” of most pop music today, explaining, “It’s all about the magic of a human performance.”

And there’s no better example of that than the interaction between Walsh and his host on the latest edition of Live from Daryl’s House, which turns Hall’s living room into a garage, with a slam-bang version of “Wrecking Ball” ending in what Daryl dubs, “a Neil Young moment.” There were more than several of those over the course of the episode.

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