USED VINYL
Eagles – The Long Run
$18.00
The record
Title: Eagles - The Long Run
Year/Genre/Sub-Genre/City: 1979, Country Rock, AOR and Soft Rock, Los Angeles, California 8/26
Matrix #: 5E 508
Condition: VG, warped but plays fine, a few very light marks (CC) | Members: Glenn F (48' - 16'), Don H (47' - ), Don F (47' - ), Joe W (47' - ), Timothy B (47' - )
Cultural Facts:
- Band Drama: The Long Run took roughly eighteen months to complete as exhaustion, perfectionism, and growing personal tensions strained the Eagles near the end of their original run.
- Career Turning: Timothy B. Schmit replaced founding bassist Randy Meisner for the album, joining just as the band entered one of the most difficult but commercially successful periods of its career.
- Personal Struggle: Years of relentless touring, substance use, and internal conflict had worn the members down badly by 1979, and the tension eventually erupted into the breakup of the band the following year.
8/25/2026 CC
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