As promised, a new Legends daily story, like the one's you hear on the radio each day:
Jackson Browne Breaks Through
Though he was regarded as one of rock’s most promising singer songwriters, few pegged him as much of a rock and roll road warrior. But as it turned out, it was the road that gave this legend of classic rock his most successful album and signature songs. It was the summer of '77 when Jackson Browne was on tour and feeling inspired to record some new music. But rather than hit the studio – he thought he’d try something a little different. Capture these new songs wherever he could. Like in front of an audience, backstage, in hotel rooms, on the tour bus. Wherever, whenever. Many of the songs were in fact about life on tour. 'Nothing But Time' , 'The Road', 'The Load Out/Stay', Cocaine. Interestingly, these new songs would be unveiled, not on a studio album, but live in concert, and then on the classic 1977 Jackson Browne album “Running On Empty”.
Play anything from Running on Empty