Don Henley sang back up for what musician in Texas before moving to LA?
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You people are dumb.  Do you even look at the question?\n\nThe answer is LINDA RONSTADT.  He and Glenn Frey sang backup for her before forming The Eagles.  He was also in a band called Shiloh with KENNY ROGERS prior to that.
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My cousin in Pasadena,CA is a friend of Tina's. Tina doesn't have a site but she's in the music business in the Los Angeles area.
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"That 70s Song"  based on "In the Street" by Big Star (Alex Chilton and Chris Bell) Sung by Todd Griffin\n\nby the way, the website i got this from, it has the lyrics and soundbites from the song! enjoy!
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Elton John did a song called United We Stand, of course he's not from TX. Here's a link to the lyrics. See if it's the one you were thinking of;\nhttp://www.eltonography.com/songs/united_we_stand.html
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Glen Frey, he used to or is with the Eagles
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Yes it is Don Henley, drummer and one of the vocalists for the Eagles.
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Mac Davis.\n\nMac Davis\nTexas In My Rear View Mirror\n\n    I was just fifteen and out of control\n    Lost to James Dean and Rock-n-Roll\n    I knew down deep in my country soul that I had to get away\n    And Hollywood was a lady in red\n    Who danced in my dreams as I tossed in bed\n    I knew I'd wind up in jail or dead\n    If I have to stay\n\n    I thought happiness was Lubbock Texas in my rear view mirror\n    My mama kept calling me home but i just did not want to hear her\n    And the vision was gettin' clearer in my dreams\n\n    So I laid out one night in June\n    Stoned on the glow of the Texas moon\n    Hummin' an old Buddy Holly tune called Peggy Sue (Peggy Sue)\n    With my favorite jeans and a cheap guitar\n    I ran off chasin' a distant star\n    If Buddy Holly could make it that far\n    I figured I could too\n\n    And I thought happiness was Lubbock Texas in my rear view mirror\n    My mama kept calling me home but I just did not want to hear her\n    And the vision was gettin' clearer in my dreams\n\n    But the Hollywood moon didn't smile the same old smile that I'd grown up with\n    The lady in red just wanted my last dime\n    And I cried myself to sleep at night\n    To dumb to run to scared to fight\n    And too proud to admit it at the time\n\n    So I got me some gigs on Saturday nights\n    Not much more than orchestrated fights\n    I'd come home drunk and I'd tried to write\n    But the words came out wrong\n    Hell bent and bound for a wasted youth\n    Too much gin and not enough vermouth\n    And no one to teach me how to seek the truth before I put it in a song\n\n    And I still thought happiness was Lubbock Texas in a rear view mirror\n    My mama kept calling me home but I just could not, would not hear her\n    And the vision was getting clearer in my dreams\n\n    Well I thank God each and everyday\n    For giving me the music and the words to say\n    I'd have never made it any other way,he was my only friend\n    And now i sleep a little better at night \n    and when I look in the mirror in the mornin' light\n    The man I see was both wrong and right\n    And he's going home again\n\n    I guess happiness was Lubbock Texas in my rear view mirror\n    But now happiness is Lubbock Texas growing nearer and dearer\n    and the vision is gettin' clearer in my dreams\n    And I think finally I know what it means\n    And when I die you can bury me in Lubbock Texas in my jeans
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ya he now lives in dallas texas.
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Check out Reeve Carney, a good friend of Jonny Lang (they are currently touring together).\n\nReeve has a song on the "One Tree Hill" CD.
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Luther Vandross, John Secada, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, Ne-Yo
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It was Don Henley formerly of the Eagles. It was from his 1982 solo debut "I Can't Stand Still". It topped the mainstream rock chart in 1982 and reached the top 5 of the pop charts in 1983 while the album reached #24 on the album chart. Lisa Marie Presley covered the song last year.
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As the first 2 repondants typed, it was Barry McGuire.  Interesting trivia:  McGuire introduced The Mamas and The Papas to Lou Adler, a recording studio executive at Dunhill.  John Phillips was so greatful to McGuire that he gave the recording rights to "California Dreamin'" to him.  The first recording of the song featured McGuire singing the lead, with the other members of The Mamas and The Papas singing backup.  Lou Adler pursuaded Phillips that it was his tune and he should keep the rights to the song, as well as being the featured singer.  The rest is history.
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Dallas with the addition of T.O
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Go back to Hollywood where he really belongs
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Dallas, TX yeeeeeeehhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwwww
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Without a doubt it's Mark Knoppfler.Have you ever heard the album he did with Chet Atkins?It's called "Pickin' on Nashville".If you haven't ,check it out.Whether you like country music or not it's a great album.
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I don't know of any in Texas, but their are some great clubs in L.A.