before moving to los angeles who did Don henley sing backup for?
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"I Shot The Sheriff" is a song originally written by Bob Marley. It is a song about justice, innocence and defiance, first released on his 1973 album, Burnin'. This was the last single Marley released with original Wailers Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer, who left to pursue solo careers later that year. The song was popularized by blues singer and reggae fan Eric Clapton. Clapton's version was included on his 1974 album, 461 Ocean Boulevard, and featured backing vocals by Yvonne Elliman. It topped the American pop charts for a week in the summer of 1974.
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It was crusaders with randy crawford on vocalist but uncredited for it..... it was in the charts in august 1979 and reached number 5... hope that helps
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Don Henley.....it was one of his best.....in my opinion any way...
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"The Champs," who made the song "Tequilla" in 1958 are favorites of mine.  Both Seals and Crofts were members of the group, as was Glen Campbell.  Gene Autry owned the recording company, so they named themselves after his horse, "Champion."  "Tequilla" the first No. 1 rock instrumental and it is still played a lot today (especially in Mexico).
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You may  need to be more specific. I was in district choir in 1973, held in Hollidaysburg, Pa. I do have the album from that one. Was that in Chelmsford, Essex (England) or Chelmsford Ma.(USA)?
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Los Angeles & Chicago
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Hotel California, The Eagles.  Hands down, they were/are the best group of all time (and I am/was a huge Beatles fan back in the day).  Eagles started out country then sort of morphed into rock 'n roll.  Their music lives on!!!
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"From New York to L.A." was sung by Patsy Gallant, a Canadian singer that became quite famous for awhile...also, 'Are You Ready For Love?' was another hit...she appeared on many variety shows during the late 70s...\n\nShe had quite a powerful voice!  Hear her songs on the 'Oldies' or '70s shows now and then...
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My guess would be Los Angeles
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R-O-C-K in the USA by John Cougar (Mellencamp)?
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THe name of the song is "Simple Man" which was originally a song composed by Lynard Skynard. I am not sure who sang the version he came out to, but it definately was not the original
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Chicago, If You Leave Me Now\n\noh, and member, Peter Cetara sang it.
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The Clippers played in San Diego when they moved from Buffalo, and before they moved to LA
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yes i like the  eagles and ccr. my favorite of the eagles is hotel california and ccr is born on the bayou . good for you for listening to the old stuff. its good music and no i have never seen them in concert and would really like too. keep rocking with the oldies buddy
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I'm guessing it has to be from the UCLA dynasty of the late 60's.\n\nKareem was the nucleus (Lew Alcindor back then) and his other running mates: Kenny Heitz, Don Saffer, Lynn Shackleford, Jim Nielsen, and Bill Sweek.
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As a daily issue? 12, when I  moved to Los Angeles from Limerick, Ireland. I am now 28.