John Walsh began as a side project for Eric of Team Stray (vocals, drums) a… Read Full Bio ↴John Walsh began as a side project for Eric of Team Stray (vocals, drums) and Mike of The Seedy Seeds (vocals, guitar, bass). After recording and releasing the S/T, they took the band to the stage. Recruiting Matt Of Two Inch Winky to play guitar and Eric’s brother, Andrew, to play bass.
The live shows are fond memories for the handful of fans. Instead of a mosh pit, Mike would lead the crowd in a high-five pit. The band would play CincyPunkFest multiple times, a few regional festivals and many basement shows.
Personality clashes with Eric led to guitarist Matt leaving, and vocalist Mike leaving while the band was playing a show.
Eric did carry on with additional musicians: John on guitar, Jon then Ryan on bass, and Dan on Vocals. The band eventually disbanding after two reunion shows.
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The live shows are fond memories for the handful of fans. Instead of a mosh pit, Mike would lead the crowd in a high-five pit. The band would play CincyPunkFest multiple times, a few regional festivals and many basement shows.
Personality clashes with Eric led to guitarist Matt leaving, and vocalist Mike leaving while the band was playing a show.
Eric did carry on with additional musicians: John on guitar, Jon then Ryan on bass, and Dan on Vocals. The band eventually disbanding after two reunion shows.
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@George-rb6bv
hello Mr. Walsh, I went to the Eagles concert a few weeks ago and it was simply amazing, and even more so because you were there. Your songs take me back to my days as a kid in the 70s at the C.N.E. when they always played your hits at the Polar Express ride. Even as a kid your 'Life's Been Good' tune always resonated deeply with me, I don't know, but it was such a perfect 70s rock tune, and there's never been a time when I've been at the Ex. over the years when I didn't think about your songs - I also love Funk#49. The C.N.E. and Joe Walsh tunes in the 70s just seemed to work really, really well together. It's always a trip down memory lane for me in that your songs were so synonymous with the C.N.E. in those hot 70s late summer nights, the blissful atmosphere, happy people, the rides, the games i.e., doggy, doggy, where's that doggy?.....Being 10 in 1975 was a really happy time in my life. The world wasn't perfect, but for me as a 10 year old boy it was pretty damn close to perfect. A million thanks for being a happy part of it to me.
Now at 57, it feels like the worst time in life for me. I just can't seem to fit this 2000's vibe, I feel so out of place in it, to say nothing of the deep depression that I can't seem to shake. Nowadays all I feel is like I want the world to go away. I've always struggled with depression and anxiety, but being diagnosed with MS in 2015 really fucked up my life. I'm still walking, albeit with difficulty and a cane, but far from normal. This has really killed my motivation to do anything. I myself am a guitar player (since I was 13), but my hands are stiff now which makes playing so challenging, and music is my greatest passion in life. So many things I enjoyed doing have been taken away from me now because of this dreadful disease. At least I'm relatively stable since having a stem cell treatment some years ago. Since the treatment I have not gotten any worse, but not too much better either - just stable. I just have to exercise my legs as much as possible to get back some of the strength and stamina I've lost, but it is so hard to get motivated.
I'm sorry for going on and on about my ills, it's just so hard not to vent because having MS is a very, very lonely experience even if people support you. Talking about it does help a lot though. I'm in a very frustrating place in my life right now. Everything is limited by the MS. But at least I am still relatively mobile, not bed ridden, and unable to do anything for myself like so many MS sufferers out there are - I'm very thankful for that. Still, it really makes a picture of the future a very blurred one for me. It's very difficult to be positive.
There are some other personal issues complicating my life too, and so my life right now is one big ball of confusion, depression, frustration, and uncertainty as I'm sure you understand. I Would like to continue dialoguing with you if you're okay with it, but I understand if you not. Living inside myself is lonely and hellish, especially when solutions are very few, if there are any at all. My best childhood buddy (he's a bass player) is going through his own personal hell too. We use to get together often over the years (I am so grateful to have him in my life still) and drive around, go for a coffee, visit music stores, play in bands together, we partied together on many Friday nights at the bars and such, but even that doesn't happen anymore for obvious reasons. However, we are trying to plan a coffee date soon - we have so much to talk about. We do talk over the telephone, it's fine, but seeing and talking to each other in person is the absolute best. My buddy and I are very old school. We are the babies of the baby boomers 🙂
Thank you so much for listening to me Mr. Walsh. It is much, much appreciated from the bottom of my heart. To me you always seemed like such a nice gentleman - a really down to earth kind of guy. It goes without saying that your are an extremely talented man, and your very funny too! God bless, and I truly hope to get a reply from you. That would really help to boost up my spirit.
Your fan and friend,
George
@user-dj4dq9nz9y
Anyone here 2024?? May all your dreams come true in life
@EpicAndrew97
Yeah, I’m 17 myself and I’ve heard this song on classic rewind multiple times, I regretted not writing the name of the song down, so I went through the classic rewind playlist SONG BY SONG, and had to scroll halfway through their 800+ songs before finding this gem
@jstam4886
22 here and I just got my licenses back after I year because of a dui and im glad to have this playing in my car😁
@omaga9265
Yo!
@nibrasge6375
I'm here!
❤
@KerryGentry-pm6mv
He'll yeah I wish you the same..that's awesome 👌
@michaelastorga3187
One of the greatest songs of all time. Who in 2023 is jamming to Joe Walsh's masterpiece here
@mifune3000
Amen
@austinenfinger4123
Fuck yeah
@jhonnyhotbodei1986
im here