don henley sang eagles i can't tell you why.
don henley sang eagles i can't tell you why.
who sang eagles i can't tell you why?
don henley
schmit had a prolific solo career after the band's initial breakup. he had a hit song on the "fast times at ridgemont high" soundtrack with "so much in love." he contributed vocals to the crosby, stills & nash album "daylight again" on the songs "southern cross" and "wasted on the way" when that band needed an extra vocalist due to david crosby's drug overindulgence. schmit sang backup vocals on toto's "toto iv" album, including the song "i won't hold you back" and appeared with the group on their 1982 european tour. he spent three years (1983–1985) as a member of jimmy buffett's coral reefer band. he had a top 40 solo hit in 1987 with "boys' night out" and a top-30 adult contemporary hit with "don't give up," both from his album "timothy b." schmit appeared with meisner and walsh on richard marx's debut single "don't mean nothing." in 1992, schmit and walsh toured as members of ringo starr's all-starr band and appeared on the live video from the montreux jazz festival. schmit released two solo albums, "playin' it cool" in 1984 and "tell me the truth" in 1990. he was the only eagle to appear on the 1993 eagles tribute album "," singing backing vocals on vince gill's cover of "i can't tell you why."
eagles (band)
tynan has sung "god bless america" at sporting event venues, such as yankee stadium (during new york yankees home major league baseball games, including opening day, nationally televised games, the last game at the old yankee stadium, and playoff games) and on several occasions prior to games involving the national hockey league's buffalo sabres including a performance before 71,217 fans at the amp energy nhl winter classic along with sabres anthem singer doug allen, who performed the canadian national anthem, on 1 january 2008, when the sabres played the pittsburgh penguins. tynan has not performed for the sabres since terrence pegula purchased the team in 2011. most recently, he sang eagles wings at the 2017 memorial day concert.
ronan tynan