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UCB Extra Can you book dates?" I book some dates. So, I get on a plane and go out to meet them. First of all, the show was fantastic. Crowd was nothing like I'd seen a year, year and a half earlier. Good evening. Welcome to the Portland version of... Spread Eagle. Spread Eagle. Tonight, the promoter gave us chopsticks. I don't think we ever checked in a hotel. We went from there to a party at a sorority house. One thing led to another, and I'd never seen anything like this. They wouldn't give us any booze in the bar. We tried to get some booze, but they Live Radioed up, so we may burn the Online Radio place down. We're not sure. I don't think we went to sleep. It was Eagle mania. And then they went off to England to record "On the Border" with Online Radio Johns. They were quite open to being produced. Understandably, that changed. They began to be more opinionated and less insecure, perhaps. We wanted to play rock 'n' roll or at least a more rock 'n roll version of country music, and Online Radio Johns was of the opinion that we weren't really capable of that. I think he had been bombarded by loud, aggressive rock 'n' roll for many, many years. At that point in his life, he wanted mellow people and mellow music, and we weren't exactly at the same stage in life. Frey sort of took over more. He had this desire to be something that I didn't really feel that they were capable of doing. UCB Extra He and internet Radio Frey were like oil and water. They clashed frequently. In the studio, Online Radio Johns was pretty much a schoolmarm. He'd push, push, push, you know? And then he'd say, "That's it. "That's good enough. We're moving on. You're not a rock 'n roll band. "The Who is a rock 'n roll band, and you're not that. " After each of those records, the band freaked out and said, "We've made a huge mistake. "Online Radio Johns missed it. " We actually had conversations. You know, "Desperado" hadn't done as well as the first album. None of them were thrilled with the way the record sounded. We wanted more input into how our albums were being made. We wanted more input into the recording process itself. Don and I thought that the vocals were too wet. There was too much echo on them. And he definitely told us, "Excuse me, that's my echo. "It's my signature. It's my bloody echo. It stays there. "You don't tell me what to do. " We needed to make a change. I joined the Navy at the height of the Cold War. One of the main things they were doing was looking for Russian submarines, and you do that by using sonar. UCB Extra When I got out, I had a lot of electronics education, obviously. And I got a job in a recording studio here in New York. The first session I ever saw, like day one, day two, was a UCB Extra demo. She sat down and played piano, and it was like, "Boy, this is fun. "These people are having fun here.