Product Description
2012 solo album from the former Eagles guitarist. Road To Forever is the long-awaited follow-up to his 1983 solo debut album Airborne.

1. Fall From The Grace Of Love
2. Girls In Black
3. Wash Away
4. I Believe In You
5. You Don't Have Me
6. Money
7. Someday
8. Heal Me
9. Over You
10. Road To Forever
11. Life's Lullaby
12. Can't Stop Now *
13. Southern Bound *
14. She Runs Free *
15. Sensuality *
16. Give My Life

* Extended Edition Bonus Tracks

Standard Edition (Oct 09, 2012)
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00914EU66/?tag=imwan-20

Extended Edition (Mar 25, 2014)
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HXH5YPO/?tag=imwan-20

from the 4-way site:

Don Felder, who played guitar in the Eagles from 1974 to 2001, will release a solo album titled Road to Forever on Oct. 9. It's his first solo project since his 1983 debut. Guests include David Crosby, Graham Nash and Stephen Stills, Steve Lukather, David Paich and Steve Porcaro of Toto, Randy Jackson, Tommy Shaw and others.

After leaving the Eagles and ending a 29-year marriage, Felder said he was inspired to "write out the stories of my life as songs. After I collected myself, I found I needed to go out and play music again, and that's how I began recording the album. In the process, I found out who I really am. I had to find out what happened when I almost lost it all."

This is great news; I really like that 1983 LP.

saw him live a couple summers ago, very nice show and seems like a very nice and humble man. he did not play anything new though, all eagles songs and 2 of his own, it was a casino show, show he was limited to an hour and a half.

I'm curious to check this out if it is straight-ahead rock music, unlike his dreadful previous solo album (which I could not figure out what it was supposed be - disco?).

Great to hear that Don Felder has a new record out. If it comes somewhat close to the excellent Joe Walsh new disc I am so in!

Rick A.

this will be 3 out of 7 eagles with solo albums this year.

After waiting weeks for Amazon to get this (and the new 2CD Bond collection) here, I must say I am very impressed with it after two listens. This sounds more like an Eagles record to me than any of the other band members' recent output. I like the guitar riff on "Wash Away," even if it seems nicked straight out of STP's "Interstate Love Song." Overall, much stronger songwriting here than on "Airborne." I will play this one a lot.

Oof...is that auto-tune I'm hearing on those vocals? Something definitely robotic/non-human going on there...

i saw felder live, he is definitely not a great vocalist.

had 2 or 3 back-up singers plus band members who sang.

i like this new album, but they do have his lead vocals somewhat buried in the mix.

4, count em, 4 different bonus songs for this record.

1 on amazon

1 on itunes

2 on the japanese issue of the album.

fuck this shit.

Got it this week. I'm impressed. His vocals aren't all that spectacular, just average. I can see a slight resemblance to Henley's, but just slightly.

Music? Heck, this is good stuff. It's no wonder that The Eagles Road To Eden disc was below average. No Felder.

Renny,

There are 4, count 'em, 4 different bonus songs on the new Extended Edition of the CD which will be released this Tuesday. I've updated your opening post with the details.

that makes 8, 2 more and he could have had another album.

just ridiculous.

They're not new tracks, Renny. The Extended Edition simply gathers up the 4 previously existing bonus tracks onto one disc: the Amazon MP3 bonus, the iTunes bonus, and the two Japanese CD bonuses. It makes for a definitive edition of the album.

Undoubtedly as something to sell during his summer tour with Styx and Foreigner.

Hmm, I bought the original disc for the inclusion of Crosby, Stills and Nash. Didn't know til now about extra tracks. Do any of those include CS and/or N? Any "guest artistes" of note on those four tracks? Don't get me wrong, Felder is great. I just don't "collect" him.

i should have known that

Okay, so after reading all the above posts just purchase the new extended version via Amazon of this CD and call it a day, right?

I purchased this album when it first came out and I really tried hard to like it. There just wasn't enough to get excited about. I played it a couple of times and then it got shelved, where it will likely remain for a long, long time.

Yep.