Frey co-wrote this with Jackson Browne. Browne had written much of the song for his 1971 debut album, but couldn't finish it. His friend and then-neighbor Frey heard the song and liked it so much that Jackson gave it to Glenn for his new band. Frey finished the second verse, "...such a fine sight to see, it's a girl, My Lord, in a flatbed Ford..."
Frey and the Eagles went into the studio to record it, it reached a highly underrated peak of #12, and the rest is music history:
Frey and the Eagles went into the studio to record it, it reached a highly underrated peak of #12, and the rest is music history:
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