Here's an update along the Long Road to the release of Long Road Out Of Eden: the track list has been revealed! The first Eagles studio album in 28 years will have 2 discs and 20 songs total, as follows:
DISC ONE:
01 No More Walks In The Wood | 02 How Long | 03 Busy Being Fabulous | 04 What Do I Do With My Heart | 05 Guilty Of The Crime | 06 I Don't Want To Hear Anymore | 07 Waiting In The Weeds | 08 No More Cloudy Days | 09 Fast Company | 10 Do Something |
11 You Are Not Alone
DISC TWO:
12 Long Road Out Of Eden | 13 I Dreamed There Was No War | 14 Somebody | 15 Frail Grasp On The Big Picture | 16 Last Good Time In Town | 17 I Love To Watch A Woman Dance | 18 Business As Usual | 19 Center Of The Universe | 20 It's Your World Now
Friday, August 31, 2007
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
Great News For Tim Minear Fans (Like Me)
ABC, 'Wonderfalls' Duo Get Religion
Tim Minear, Todd Holland producing televangelist drama
August 28, 2007
Having had a rough run of luck at FOX -- "Drive," "The Inside," "Wonderfalls" -- writer-producer Tim Minear is taking his next project to ABC.
Minear and fellow "Wonderfalls" alum Todd Holland will executive produce "Miracle Man," a drama about a disgraced televangelist who finds a path to redemption. ABC outbid FOX for the project by offering a pilot commitment.
"It's about losing everything and starting over and finding that there is a higher purpose in life," Minear tells The Hollywood Reporter. "It's about a man who says, 'I don't know how to be good, but I'll try to be better.'"
The show will cover familiar ground for Minear, who attended evangelical schools growing up and whose father is an engineer for Christian radio shows. "Miracle Man" will take some cues from the scandals that brought down the likes of Jimmy Swaggart and Jim Bakker, but Minear says the show won't make light of anyone's beliefs.
"It's a love letter to the religious," he tells the HR.
The show will focus on a fallen televangelist who has lost all faith -- until he discovers that God is working through him to perform actual miracles. Minear will write the script and Holland, who's also an exec producer of ABC's midseason comedy "Miss/Guided," will direct. Twentieth Century Fox TV is producing the pilot.
Tim Minear, Todd Holland producing televangelist drama
August 28, 2007
Having had a rough run of luck at FOX -- "Drive," "The Inside," "Wonderfalls" -- writer-producer Tim Minear is taking his next project to ABC.
Minear and fellow "Wonderfalls" alum Todd Holland will executive produce "Miracle Man," a drama about a disgraced televangelist who finds a path to redemption. ABC outbid FOX for the project by offering a pilot commitment.
"It's about losing everything and starting over and finding that there is a higher purpose in life," Minear tells The Hollywood Reporter. "It's about a man who says, 'I don't know how to be good, but I'll try to be better.'"
The show will cover familiar ground for Minear, who attended evangelical schools growing up and whose father is an engineer for Christian radio shows. "Miracle Man" will take some cues from the scandals that brought down the likes of Jimmy Swaggart and Jim Bakker, but Minear says the show won't make light of anyone's beliefs.
"It's a love letter to the religious," he tells the HR.
The show will focus on a fallen televangelist who has lost all faith -- until he discovers that God is working through him to perform actual miracles. Minear will write the script and Holland, who's also an exec producer of ABC's midseason comedy "Miss/Guided," will direct. Twentieth Century Fox TV is producing the pilot.
Sunday, August 26, 2007
Friday, August 24, 2007
Thursday, August 23, 2007
Monday, August 20, 2007
Check It Out, Eagles Fans
Eagles long-awaited new single, “How Long”!
Eagles have finished the video for "How Long." It is their first single from the upcoming album Long Road Out Of Eden. The video for "How Long," recently filmed in Los Angeles, premieres worldwide at midnight EDT (8/20 at 12:00AM) on Yahoo! Music. It is scheduled for its broadcast debut next week on Country Music Television.
Eagles have finished the video for "How Long." It is their first single from the upcoming album Long Road Out Of Eden. The video for "How Long," recently filmed in Los Angeles, premieres worldwide at midnight EDT (8/20 at 12:00AM) on Yahoo! Music. It is scheduled for its broadcast debut next week on Country Music Television.
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
About Damn Time
New Eagles music on the way
The first Eagles album of new tracks in more than 28 years will be out in October. And Thursday, the first single, How Long, from the album Long Road Out of Eden, hits radio at noon ET. The video for How Long premieres at midnight ET on Monday on Yahoo.com and later on Country Music Television. The album will be sold only through Wal-Mart, Sam's Club and Walmart.com.
The first Eagles album of new tracks in more than 28 years will be out in October. And Thursday, the first single, How Long, from the album Long Road Out of Eden, hits radio at noon ET. The video for How Long premieres at midnight ET on Monday on Yahoo.com and later on Country Music Television. The album will be sold only through Wal-Mart, Sam's Club and Walmart.com.
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
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