"One of These Nights" When The Real Eagles' Friction Started & Producer Bill Szymczyk Kept the Peace

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[@flyoverkid55]

The name that got kicked to the curb is Don Felder. The level of ingratitude coming from Frey ( RIP ) and Henley is monumental. Eagles would never have become who they are without Felder's influence. That band was a puzzle that was far greater than the sum of it's pieces.

[@ethanweeter2732]

Meisner too. He sang the high harmonies on most of the biggest hits. Now, if he and Joe were major alcoholics and hard drug addicts, that is a problem.

[@bossdog1480]

Definitely a bad attitude from Don H and Frey toward Don Felder. Hotel California would never have happened without him.

[@marshallgeorge3819]

Watching the documentary several years ago made me sad with how they treated Don Felder. I think there was some serious jealousy there because Joe Walsh was the only other bandmember that could be considered an equal as a player.

[@Better_Call_Raul]

Let's not get carried away. Up until 1994, Felder was receiving an equal share of the band's profits. Quite generous of Henley and Fry to do that. "According to Don Felder, Henley and Frey wanted a higher percentage of the band’s profits after the 1994 Hell Freezes Over tour. Before that, they split the money they made into five equal portions. Moreover, Felder argued in his lawsuit that Henley and Frey’s greed became more insatiable with each new musical project." Felder was clearly not on the level of Henley and Frey in terms of writing and singing. Henley and Frey had a very strong case that they should receive a larger share than Henley. I see no problem with it at all. An equal share for a guy that wrote *three* songs in total (Hotel California, Victim Of Love and Those Shoes) is simply not justified.

[@jeffsilverman6104]

Exactly. Henley and Frey's obvious jealousy and need for total control of everything is legendary. They were never happy with a band that was a collective of talents they had to share. Epic assholes, both of them.

[@JTRocks4Ever]

Those early harmonies were amazing! No one ever gives credit to Bernie for his singing. He has a great voice.

[@orlinstoyanov652]

I met Bernie in 2004, he definitely was very underrated in the Eagles history

[@stuartmoore6310]

@@orlinstoyanov652 not for those in the know.

[@babylemonade2868]

One of my favourite Bernie songs is I wish you peace.

[@lynnturman8157]

He had a great voice & he was the 4th best singer in the band. That shows you how great the Eagles vocals were.

[@keefterry2155]

I agree. Plus I prefer him on bass.

[@taloowa5800]

I love Bill. I had the distinct pleasure of working with him when he was remastering Hotel California at Sterling Sound with Ted Jensen. I was in charge of keeping the equipment tuned to perfection and was invited to sit in on the sessions. Hilarity and fun ensued!

[@1oolabob]

The song One of These Nights has spectacular vocals. Whatever else was going on, The Eagles were an all-time-great vocal group on that song.

[@sheilamorgan3845]

Randy Meisner's vocals on that song was outrageously spectacular.

[@jeffball6656]

Felder’s solo on ‘One Of These Nights’ is fantastic. The playing and the guitar sound!

[@wswillett]

Bill, my mother and father went to High School with you in Muskegon, MI and were fellow Big Reds. I went to school with your family member Betsy...great gal. What a great guy you are for the music industry.

[@lynnturman8157]

ha ha....I'm sure that at times Bill felt more like a kindergarten teacher than a producer.

[@jcsolomon6470]

That's Right!So Neel,in the Corner,till ya GooD!HaM

[@winslowredcross2835]

Journey of the Sorcerer is such a great track. I can't believe Don and Glenn didn't want it on the One of These Nights album. Great interview with Bill Szymczyk! Thanks John!!

[@babylemonade2868]

I also love I wish you peace another one Henley didn’t like. Journey of the sorcerer is such an original track. Great song

[@robertbruce1887]

As l've said before, l really enjoy listening to Bill and his common sense & above all, people skills in getting the Eagles to work together.

[@bossdog1480]

Beaut Slavic name, NO vowels.

[@Kim-iv4ty]

Journey of the Sorcerer was one of the best songs on the album.

[@coltseavers6298]

@@dturner8205 I have seen it referred to as a - _psychedelic banjo_ - piece.

[@hikewithmike4673]

Felder was always a class act!

[@jmldreamer]

Glen & Don are the reasons behind the other guys leaving or getting fired . Just my opinion .

[@mvader7188]

Mostly Glen...

[@johnnyho8765]

It's was mostly Frey. He instigated the fights with all of the members that left. The saying goes, "If everyone's an asshole, then you're the asshole."

[@sunriseboy4837]

King sized, inflexible egos!

[@HazeAnderson]

Journey of the Sorcerer is one of my favorite songs. I didn't realize it was an Eagles song until the 21st Century, instead I was introduced to it from the BBC's production of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. When I discovered it was the Eagles I was delighted and somewhat confused that it was hidden under their other songs. Now I learn that Glen and Don didn't like it, such misguided egos. For me, the Eagles ended in 1980. Now they are just Vultures. 😂

[@johnnyho8765]

I couldn't agree more.

[@stevenbrennon9284]

I Love Lyin Eyes All of the songs ch One of these Nights were great but Lyin Eyes was the song that Floored me it was the Song that inspired me to pick up the guitar At times it brings tears to my eyes its Such a fine Song and ill say this again as far as the world of Country Rock Music is concerned in my opinion Lyin Eyes is the finest Song ever recorded and written it will be always my favorite Eagles Song Thanks for the fine interview and thanks Bill for helping my favorite all time band The Eagles hope to get to see The Eagles on their Long Goodbye tour Take care

[@toddblickenstaff607]

Bernie's lead guitar and mandolin work on Lyin' Eyes are superb in taste and tone, and greatly enhanced the song.

[@robertjnebel]

Love the background in the clip... this is great. Bill is a miracle worker.

[@bonhamclackey574]

Journey of the Sorcerer is the hoopiest track in the galaxy. I'm glad you got this one onto the album since not only is it great, but it's great both for Bernie Leadon era Eagles fans and HHG2G fans.

[@jeffsilverman6104]

The real friction started the day Don Henley was born.

[@mattwuxx3888]

"One Of These Nights" was the second CD I ever bought in 1984 at Best(big warehouse store with a whole corner block that came out on a track and then closed up after-hours). I don't know if it was that really cool, sardonically suggestive picture of the guys on the inner sleeve, the dark grey and blue-lit post-Southwest LP cover, the title track, or songs like "Too Many Hands". But there's something very sneakily dark and gritty in this album, which even permeates the "happier" songs like "Best Of My Love", "Visions"(one of the best Southern rock tracks ever made by a non-southern band, imo), and "Take It To The Limit". Even in major note-dominant, purposely obsolete and cliche-riddled "story" tracks like "Hollywood Waltz", there's an undeniable and inextricable melancholy and unresolved bittersweet despair with no predictable happy Hollywood ending for the song's characters, that really stays with you. The bouncy waltz beat and string arrangements are as much of a puzzle distraction to be worked through in getting to that thematic goal, as they are a purposeful delivery system for it. Of course later in their career on the "The Long Run" LP they got even darker, dirtier and seedier with tunes like "Teenage Jail", "King Of Hollywood" and "Disco Strangler". So I guess it's no accident that the entire "OOTN" LP and those select tracks from "TLR", are my official Eagles desert Island tracks that I could listen to every damn day and not get tired of them. The larger lesson this album taught me(then at 11 years old): Bands can have songs on the radio that women sway their heads to buzzed off California Coolers in a Denny's Lounge, blue-collar guys pump their fist to during the obligatory famous harmonizing guitar solo, or workaday cubicle jockeys quietly sing along to over the office Muzak system. But, if you manage to acquire the keys to the band's covert inner workings through a deeper inquisitiveness, willingness to set aside the popular and almost seeking to be mentally-distressed by osmosis once you discover that no matter what your parents, friends, teachers or clergy tell you: There are just some dark, soul-twisting and irredeemably sad and sinister cul-de-sacs and cobweb-decorated despaired and deathly rooms, that we all will(and should) face in life. I will always hold "One Of These Nights" and the Eagles in the highest regard, for teaching me that lesson so effectively and appreciably before Dio, CandleMass, Ministry, Ultravox and other similar musical influences did or ever could.

[@philippebyrnes1213]

Al Kooper has some funny stories about Bill’s adventures producing the Eagles. Bill made a private pressing of Eagles fights in the studio that he sent out at Christmas on his SoulPole label. I guess their battles were legendary in The Hollywood music studio world.

[@XyzXyz-mm9vq]

I’m surprised Bill wasn’t sued by Henley or Frey.

[@EDOGG62]

I LOVE "Journey of the Sorcerer!" One of my favorites!

[@ckatheman]

One of these Nights is probably my overall favorite Eagles song. First solo I ever learned on guitar, and the solo is easier than the rhythm part to play.

[@ianmacdougall8812]

Bill you are amazing! I’m always waiting for you to reveal a recording tip! Lol

[@Twotontessie]

The best album they did. For me. I love both the Leaden songs on there. Glenn was awesome.

[@brownsfan7753]

Bill is a Legend!!!

[@kc0lif]

my favourite eagles song one of these nights. i wondered the producers name i keep saying bill smusssack thanks john now i know the correct pronunciation.

[@tomgarrett6303]

Everybody sang in the Band and they didn’t turn back on country. Bernie is a legend.

[@colinturner4158]

One of these nights is the stand out eagles song that compliments all their harmonies

[@GaetanneGuerin]

Thanks John! Thanks Bill! Always enjoy your clips of Eagles and its members!

[@platterjockey]

"Journey Of The Sorcerer" is one of the best things on the album!

[@glynndove9511]

You have a contract with a MAJOR RECORD LABEL AND BACK THEN THAT COULD MAKE YOU A MILLIONAIRE COMPARED TO SKIPPING ON HOTELS... THEY PLAYED TOGETHER BEAUTIFULLY BUT WITH ALL OF THAT TALENT FROM EACH MEMBER, THE YOUTH, AND BECOMING SPOILED ADULT BRATS, WITHIN 5 YEARS, THEY WON THE SUCCESS AND LOST THE FIGHT.

[@Bartcmh]

I remember my parents had a camper they kept at a camp sight that had a rec room with pinball machines and a pool table and a juke box that played “One of these nights” probably 100 times a day. Great times.

[@greasesicle]

Sounds horrible.

[@XyzXyz-mm9vq]

Site😉

[@studiodlux]

Great interview, insightful

[@PaddyVt]

Just a comment, I've seen polls where "I Wish You Peace" is the top rated Eagles song! Honestly, it wasn't my favourite at the time but -- you come around to appreciating it

[@johnnybala5112]

You are going to have to show the receipt on that one

[@georgebarry8640]

With respect to ALL. I was fortunate enough to see The Eagles AND Little River band share a stage (Yale Bowl 1980). Who was the better band? (I'll stir it up..but....I have to be honest) LRB had better vocals, and clearly were having a better day. The Eagles seemed disinterested, and seemed to avoid each others glare. It didnt suprise me when I heard they broke up not long after. The magic was gone. LRBs vocals live were steller. Eagles were in tune, but (intentionally?) equalized to sound thin (like the Long Run record sounded oddly thin). It was a long but interesting day at a show.

[@Christopher-jk9bj]

that's the Eagles poster in the Eagles live album. Heart was on the bill too...I was 15 and was not there ...lol that was june 1980 ..and the rest of the story July ...it came to an end ///I have the bootleg from long beach 1980 ..great cd

[@billyquinnalmost]

I LOVE the Eagles... I learned about harmony and singing to compliment the song, as well as the beauty that comes from REALLY nailing the vocals... Having said that, I agree with your assessment of the Little River Band and THEIR beautiful harmonies, and how GREAT THEY WERE, even in a LIVE SITUATION... Again, a band that one could REALLY LEARN ALOT FROM, when it came to singing TOGETHER... Growing up, I bet I wore out 3 or 4 CASSETTE copies of "The Net... LOL 😂 Showing my AGE!!! 🎶⚡🎶

[@007ndc]

Glen Frey was a big fan of the LRB and actually appeared onstage with them later in the 80s

[@stevedawson7649]

You… Are… Fascinating… To… Listen to.

[@steevidrums]

It's taken me 40+ years to realise Journey Of The Sorcerer was the theme music for The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy.

[@Kim-iv4ty]

Bill is a great guy and has a good sense of humour.

[@JTRocks4Ever]

Fame, Money and testosterone.. .some combo!!

[@coldroses5337]

And 2 little Napoleons ?

[@webstercat]

& drugs

[@XyzXyz-mm9vq]

@@coldroses5337😂Bingo!

[@lovly2cu725]

I LISTENED TO THIS ALBUM YESTERDAY

[@JoelSzymczyk]

Hi Bill!

[@JoelSzymczyk]

our Dads were brothers, family drifts apart easily

[@Christopher-jk9bj]

The Eagles silver and dagger 1973 then kicking ass on take it easy is great

[@taibiservent]

VISIONS has great guitar work...Felder is awesome

[@icescrew1]

My Wife worked for their manager. The lady with bags of cash. Some good stories.

[@anthonyyoutubefan7567]

One Of These Nights may still be my absolute favorite of their albums. Knowing the material that was around (Randy Meisner's Country/Blues/Rock EPIC tome, "Darlin' Wait And See", and the Frey/Henley tune, "If You Need A Little More", for instance) and possible, it really could have been the double album they were trying to make, in 1978/79.

[@missybaker1608]

Oh my goodness John and Bill!!! I saw James Gang Yer album with Joe Walsh in 1969. I remember Take a look Around. I had this CD but I ruined it I had a drink right nxt to it and dumped it on tge CD. I was getting ready to play it so..... I do have Take a look Around on my phone. Saw the pic of all 3 of James Gang plus Bill so young then. I know Joe left Tge James Gang in 1974. He joined THE EAGLES IN 1976? BOY BILL YOU PRODUCED MANY BANDS THAT I SAW IN THE BACKGROUND QUITE A LIST!!!! I LIKED THE EAGLES! PLUS GLENN AND DON'S HITS ON THEIR OWN. NEW KID IN TOWN MY FAVORITE EAGLES HIT BY GLENN. ONE OF THESE NIGHTS MY FAVORITE BY DON.

[@Nick-fi1mc]

Yer album by James gang is one of the best albums ever! Sooo good!!!

[@mikeivey8169]

Yes still have my copy on vinyl. JW looks like a teenager. Guess he wasn't much past 20 at that time.

[@jaimeparedes9188]

Awesome.

[@hicsunt5043]

Journey of the Sorcerer may be my favourite rock instrumental of all time. Yes I say Rock, despite the banjo. I only knew it first as Theme Song for Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy, the original TV series. Then I realized it was on my sister's copy of One of These Nights. One of These Nights is their strongest album, hands down. It is more cohesive, creative, gorgeous sounding. Yes Hotel California is their pinnacle as a band and song, but you can't tell me the album of the same name is a better one. To me it sounds overall unhappy.

[@stevebird6632]

I wonder if some might agree,"One of these Nights" could be considered "Hotel California part one", similar themes, some sad tales of love lost , and.......discuss lol 🦅

[@peteywheatstraws4909]

This is a cool channel, glad it popped up.

[@XyzXyz-mm9vq]

It would have been much better if it wasn’t for John’s constant interrupting and yapping😏. Not the best host in my humble opinion.

[@mws755]

The band peaked with "One of these Nights"

[@RagDraggo]

After the Eagles released their "One of these Nights" song,, I was really surprised how upon their very next song (released some 3 to 4 months later) it would be a song such as "Lying Eyes". Couldn't see the similarities between the two songs.

[@mmp6042]

No, I’m sorry, that is not true. Hotel California was an excellent, epic album.

[@topfloorstudio2684]

Boy I tell you there's little to no love for Don Felder in everything associated with the Eagles. Even in this video the one mention of him was halfway edited to where his whole name wasn't even fully pronounced! What in the everloving heck is going on here? He is a better guitarist than Joe Walsh, always has been and he always takes a back seat when it comes to the band! He WROTE the Hotel California guitar parts and it was even his idea that birthed the song! Not to mention his solo in One of These Nights is one of the greatest guitar tones and lead phrasing ever recorded! I'll never understand it.

[@XyzXyz-mm9vq]

Yeah, it is mind-boggling, but then again, who said life is fair. One thing still remains true: what goes around, comes around and eventually one has to pay the piper. I believe Henley has been doing just that.

[@MegaSammy70]

Other than the title song One of These Nights my two other favorite songs from that album are Too Many Hands and Journey of the Sorcerer.

[@broeheemed32]

Every molecule of grief within The Eagles came from one person: Glenn Frey. He was the catalyst for Bernie Leadon quitting, Randy Meisner quitting, Don Felder being fired for demanding to see the financial records of the business of which he owned an equal share. Glenn Frey was the least talented out of all the members of The Eagles, but his ego was the size of Alaska, thanks to an ounce of cocaine a week for 20 years, yet had the audacity to demand that Joe Walsh get sober before they would let him in on the "Hell Freezes Over" reunion. He was a world-class dick. It's only fitting that he died first.

[@davidbruce8786]

You nailed it, he was the common denominator that factored in so many talented nice guys leaving the band.

[@jrn2121]

100% agree

[@sheilamorgan3845]

If they would have offered Randy the same help with drugs and alcohol like they did Joe Walsh maybe it would have helped him. I mean Bernie dumped a bottle of beer over Glenn's head and Randy decked Glenn for shoving him and calling him a pu**y. Henley and Frey fired an equal partner Don Felder for wanting to see the books. Felder did not believe he was getting his fair share of money from the Hotel California and other songs he wrote the music too. Yep, Glenn was the one that started much of the fights. But yet he was a great song writer and singer.

[@MR-jq4du]

I’m glad somebody finally said it. I always felt that way about Glenn Frey. He represented the best and the worst of the Eagles. The best being his sense of studio excellence and hit worthiness; the worst, as exactly articulated.

[@ethanweeter2732]

I think the most talented was Henley and Meisner probably.

[@Polacerbic]

It’s. A. masterpiece

[@bearnewman-po5kd]

Don Felder got the short end of the stick...when he got voted down for equal share ..he was told he was only a hired gun

[@marleneg7794]

Ego death is impossible is impossible in this sitch

[@psrando]

I wonder if the dislike of "I Wish You Peace" has anything to do with the fact Patti Davis (Reagan) co-wrote it with Bernie? 🤔

[@abunchahooey]

Good point. Henley only wanted the band to support who he supported, which were Demoncrats.

[@XyzXyz-mm9vq]

You’re on the right track. Jealousy is a destructive emotion.

[@colinturner4158]

What Glen wanted Glen got RIP Glen

[@hirambright9357]

One if these Nights the song is great in the sense that it’s different. It’s a disco thing.

[@jeffdorian6026]

Why the hiccup on Don Felder :34

[@abunchahooey]

Yes, quite strange.

[@randypokora8987]

Didn't the Eagles steal Journey of the Sorcerer from Poco,very similar to Poco song Crazy Eyes?

[@pavanatanaya]

The older I get, the easier it is to see that Eagles had some hits, but only one great album

[@rbrobichaud1063]

I feel their best was The Long Run. I know a lot of Eagles fans were ambiguous about this album but there was some great lyrics and harmony!! And Walsh came into his own!!!

[@XyzXyz-mm9vq]

And this is exactly why the Eagles can never be ranked as the best band of them all.

[@mdturnerinoz]

Fun listening to Bill. But I have to admit, until this video I always stumbled pronouncing his last name! :0)

[@gettinhungrig8806]

I would've thought Simchik was correct pronunciation in...I think Czechia...or is it Polish?

[@johnnyho8765]

@@gettinhungrig8806 Polish, I have a friend with the same last name and he pronounces it as Shim-shack.

[@XyzXyz-mm9vq]

@@gettinhungrig8806 It’s Polish and should be pronounced as „Shimchik”.

[@brianholm1404]

We can't even say Felder's NAME now?

[@champdog76]

"I Wish You Peace" is a solid tune. Never understood the disdain for it. To each their own, I guess. 🤷‍♂️

[@Christopher-jk9bj]

Bernie Leadon's girlfriend at the time was Ronald Reagans Daughter at the time and she tried to get writers credit

[@Twotontessie]

It was a little too schmaltzy but there is a good song in there.

[@Kim-iv4ty]

Only two songs were produced by Glyn Johns for 'On the border'

[@kimkoteles4063]

Very Interesting, Thank You!

[@josemiguelfernandezdemarti7799]

Journey of a Sorcerer is the best track in the album, by far.

[@buckchile614]

Ouch

[@misfit2022]

Journey to the Sorceror reached legendary status once it was chosen as the theme tune to Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy so for me the greatest of all the Eagles songs and what is even better is the main Eagles members didn’t even like it 🤣. When I listen to it it is synonymous first and foremost with Douglas Adams who made the original decision to use it for Hitchhikers and although the Eagles version was used for the original radio series it was re-recorded over the years by a number of composers for the TV series, the film and the newer radio series so I doubt many people even know it was originally by the Eagles anymore as the music since 1978 has been credited to the individual composers.

[@scottarivett496]

The producer who’s last name looks like the bottom of an eye chart

[@XyzXyz-mm9vq]

And this criticism is coming from someone who doesn’t even know how to spell basic words correctly - WHOSE, not who’s.

[@connorshaw2618]

One of these nights is a disco song.

[@calvinglenwaddell6894]

I thought I was going to hear some music 😢

[@veronaraven3099]

At the root of the friction was always Glenn Frey.

[@LoyalOpposition]

Did Don Henley's lawyer force you to delete Felder's name?

[@XyzXyz-mm9vq]

This is why I’m not a fan of John and the only reason why I’m here is to hear the great Bill Szymczyk.

[@Duck_Dodgers]

I don't have a favorite eagles song they're pretty much all the same but don felders song for the movie heavy metal thats different

[@larrydanadavid2435]

Man, c’mon. I had a rough night and…not The Eagles man…

[@pamr4040]

♥

[@PowersDave1966]

Henry and Frey were not very nice, to be diplomatic. It's painful I think for fans who love these people to learn these things.

[@ds9908]

Glen and Don sound like they were sort of dickish

[@Duck_Dodgers]

Sorta???

[@joehiggs4349]

Felder thought he was being treated as nothing if he was being treated as less than Henley and Frey. That was the problem.

[@mr.d.572]

Sad that the members could be such dicks. I saw the original band live and this was before they were superstars. But was the fame and fortune worth the cold, twisted hearts that resulted from the greed?

[@DebbieTomkoSUNSHINE]

Should ask Don Henley about Hotel California... And a contract I was forced to sign around 1974, when a guy also signed as my guardian since I was under age, making that contract null n void, since I lived with both my parents who were my only guardians . Who am I? I'm the composer !

[@fgoindarkg]

I would love to hear more of your story.

[@mrromantimothy]

Don Felder was the Golden goose for Glenn Frey and Don Henley that took them over the top and made them rock and roll mainstream, unfortunate that Bernie Leadon didn't like that direction and quit the band Eagles never would have hit superstardom without Don Felder , Glenn Frey claims Felder was never happy oh hell yeah you and Henley were constantly minimizing his contributions and dicking him around.

[@colinturner4158]

I agree Bernie was a great vocalists but the one eagle that gets little respect compared to others.and with final tour coming why is leadon not on that shirt

[@zachb.6606]

Not a fan of that album or the title track, honestly. But it did have three good songs.

[@robertstewart239]

More haircuts, less fighting.

[@neatstuff1988]

This was not an interview but a lecture by the so called interview err. Shut up and let bill Talk already.😢

[@charliemurphy9022]

Their not still going strong, nothin more than a tribute band now. Only original member is Henley...

[@davidbruce8786]

I Wish You Peace is not the Eagles worst song. Their worst song is any attempt to play rock and roll.

[@jasondorris6408]

That stated absolutely nothing enlightening

[@jhamptonjr]

Bill is one of the producers that I used to look for when I bought albums because I always knew if they were produced by him they would be one of the best sounding albums I ever bought. Still holds true.

[@kb9788]

Naw, Bill was a hack.

[@XyzXyz-mm9vq]

@@kb9788Really, feel free to elaborate.

[@RoverT65536]

Journey of the Sorcerer kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYvHi36lobJ8opI Surprised to find the Hitchiker's Guide theme song.