This was an intresting album by the Eagles. It was done at a time when Don Felder was being brought in and Bernie Leadon was getting ready to leave the band. It could be argued that Leadon was playing "Newgrass" long before bands like Allison Krauss and Union Station, and Nickel Creek came along. The Eagles were leaving the country sound in favor of a more edgy, guitar laden sound at that time. Felder's influence can be felt in songs like "James Dean" and "Good Day in Hell." Leadon can be heard in songs like "My Man" a tribute to the late Gram Parsons, and "Midnight Flyer" with Randy Meisner on vocals and Leadon on Banjo. The Eagles seem to go from one end of the Country/Rock spectrum to the other and the result is amazing!

Just an all around great album. Featuring Warren Haynes, the late Allen Woody, and Matt Abts. Gov't Mule did an outstanding job on project.