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CD 60129-2 Released May 28th, 1982 |
 Out of the nest of hand grenades and into the fire. . . On his first solo album, Glenn indulged in a little genre-jumping, much
to the disquiet of those who thought they had him and his music all
figured out. This is one of those albums that feels more like a place:
a neon-lit diner plopped down out in the middle of nowhere, with red
vinyl seats on the stools along the counter; oversized, cozy booths; a
checkerboard-pattern linoleum floor, and just enough room for dancing
in between the tables. They've got framed posters of James Dean on the walls,
thick chocolate milkshakes, greasy food at 3 A.M. And, of course, a
rockin' jukebox, courtesy of Glenn Frey. Pretty soon, this is gonna be
one of your favorite hangouts.Glenn talks about the album No Fun Aloud in this 1983 Oui Magazine Interview |
J.R. THANKS FOR THE BALL