I have always loved the1975 Stones tour.The Eagles were the opening act for some shows.I know they were huge in 1975 with songs like Lying Eyes.Did they and the Stones jam together on any of the 1975 tour and are there any recordings

Much better chance of them jamming with the other opener, Rufus with Chaka Khan.

Are there pics of any of the Eagles in any of the various TOTA 75 foto books?


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Ha! Ha! June 6, 1975 Kansas City Arrowhead Stadium. 105° on that Astroturf. First was the Gap Band. Then Rufus and Chaka Khan. Then the eagles. The crowd was getting restless for the Stones. Most people had been there since four or 5 AM in line. The next to last Eagles song, Joe Walsh came on and did rocky mountain way with them. Then they left and came back for an encore. The crowd booed them yelling “Stones! Stones!” They said “do you want to hear best of my love?” The crowd booed and said “No! Stones! Stones!” They said “well you’re going to hear it anyway!” I was there I saw it. My first Stones show age 18, 2 weeks out of high school.

Glen Frey brought his kid brother to the Greensboro, 31 July show. They played the next night I believe, 1 August.

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Curious if there's anything like a photo or anything on the internet on this.
I know you were there StonedAsiaExile - i was too.
Never saw the Eagles but wish i had seen that show the day after that Stones show.

Theres a few good photos of the eagles onstage at arrowhead here:

https://www.concertarchives.org/concerts/rolling-stones-the-eagles-with-joe-walsh-rufus-and-chaka-kahn-the-gap-band

And here, scroll to 1975, also pics of Montrose:
https://www.rockinhouston.com/venues/the-cotton-bowl-dallas-texas/98?groupBy=Years

Jagger didn't think much of the Eagles.

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I was sent here by a Stones fan who said Eagles and Jagger's She's The Boss was my cup of tea. I shouldn't bother with the Stones he meant...

This is also covered in that Eagles documentary