Talon: In November 2004 Melbourne, Australia the Eagles filmed the opening night of their all time best selling Farewell 1' tour. It featured all the classic hits from their timeless back catalogue including Hotel California, Lyin' Eyes, Take It Easy, Desperado, Take It To The Limit, Life In The Fast Lane and many more plus Don Henley solo hits Boys Of Summer, Dirty Laundry and All She Wants To Do Is Dance. It also featured Rocky Mountain Way by Joe Walsh plus One Day At A Time, the song he wrote especially for Farewell 1'. In 2011 Talon revisit that magical night recreating the immensely powerful five part harmony vocals and exact musical production. Talon are recognised throughout the industry as the definitive Eagles tribute show. Now in their fourteenth year together, their ability to go from strength to strength in delivering bigger and better shows year on year continues with what promises to be an EVENT
Talon tickets always sell quickly, so early booking is advised for this Concert.
Talon at King Georges Hall in Blackburn, Lancashire on Saturday, 05 May 2012.
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