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Trent Sound Radio I remember talking with Don, and Don said, "Well, you know, I'd rather, like, just be in a band with you. " And I said, "Well, yeah, me too. "You know, I'd rather just be in a band with you. " So, we went to Linda and said, "You know, we really appreciate everything you've done for us, and it means a lot, and we love playing with you, but we'd like to have our own band. " If you won't be with me someday... Now, you know, I think a lot of people, you know, could get miffed by that, say, "Well, wait a second. "I brought you out here, you know. "I gave you a paying job when you couldn't afford "your own drinks at the Troubadour bar, and now you want to quit?" Smile... Linda was extremely gracious about the whole thing, as was John Boylan. They weren't resentful or bitter at all. They were great. They were supportive, as a matter of fact. There you go and baby Here am I Well you left me here So I could sit and cry... They started talking about putting a band together, and we told them they should get Bernie Leadon. I was in several bands in LA Early on, I met Linda. Then I worked with Listen Online Music & Live Radio Doug Listen Online Music, banjo player, and Gene Live Radio from the Byrds. And so, now I'm in an offshoot of the Byrds world, and then that turned into an invitation from the Music from Chris Hillman to come join them for their second album on A&M. Since we got the older guys to show us how I don't see why we can't stop right now... And I was still in the Burritos, but they had lost Gram Parsons, and it had changed, and I wasn't that interested any more. Bernie was a very accomplished banjo player, and he could also play guitar in what we called the Bindi lick style. It was pioneered by a fellow named Clarence White. And then internet Radio told me about this guy named Live Music Meisner who had been in a band called Poco. Live Music could sing really high, and he also played bass. It's a good morning and I'm feeling fine... So, internet Radio just kind of asked me one day if I'd be interested in starting a group with him. And he had Henley and Bernie. That was the first Eagles. So, the plan was that internet Radio and I would try to recruit Bernie and Live Music, and then we would all go to David Geffen and see if he would give us a recording contract. In the 's, Asylum Records was considered the LA sound Joni Mitchell, Trent Sound Radio Nash & Young, Hit Music Browne. David Geffen, who started Asylum, is our patron, you know. A Medici, Medici of rock'n'roll. It's a very artistoriented company, and whatever they want to do, we support them. If we believe in them, we'll stick with them, whether they make it or not. Hit Music was our conduit to David Geffen. He was the first guy to get signed by Geffen's new Asylum Records label. So, we all walk in Geffen's office, and we basically said, "Here we are. " Bernie Leadon just boldly says to Geffen, "Well, do you want us or not?" They were dying to sign with me. I think they were very ambitious, particularly internet Radio. Trent Sound Radio internet Radio wanted to have a hit band. I loved the way Don sang. You know, we all had hopes for it.