Search results
The song first appeared on Fogelberg's album The Innocent Age. Fogelberg wrote the song while recovering from surgery. The song features backing vocals by singer Glenn Frey of the Eagles. The song became Fogelberg's third Top 10 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 chart when it peaked at No. 7 in October 1981.
- "The Innocent Age"
- 4:00
- Pop
- August 1981
People also ask
Did Dan Fogelberg write 'hard to say'?
How many songs are on Dan Fogelberg's greatest hits?
Who is Dan Fogelberg?
What is the best song from captured Angel by Dan Fogelberg?
- The Power of Gold
- Nether Lands
- Longer
- Run For The Roses
- Aspen/These Days
- The Language of Love
- Hard to Say
- Rhythm of The Rain
- Same Old Lang Syne
- Leader of The Band
The number ten song on our countdown of the top ten Dan Fogelberg songs is the closing track from his 1978 album, Twin Sons of Different Mothers. The track, which was released as a single, sees Dan Fogelberg team up with Tim Weisberg in a song that talks about greed taking over a person without their knowledge. This beautiful song was used in one o...
The number nine song on our list is the title track from one of Dan Fogelberg’s greatest albums. The album was quite significant in his career since it showed that he had clearly found his artistic niche. “Nether Lands” is the first song in the album, and what an opening it was. The inspiration behind the title of the song is a place in Colorado ca...
Dan Fogelberg wrote this amazing song while on vacation in Maui back in 1979. The song is contained in his sixth studio album, Phoenix. In the song, Dan Fogelberg compares various events with the people he holds close to his heart. The song features an acoustic guitar that Fogeberg plays himself, accompanied by his magnificent vocals and flugelhorn...
The number seven-track in our countdown of the top ten Dan Fogelberg songs is a song that speaks to us anytime we need a voice and message of life. The song was written for the Kentucky Derby and contains the famous phrase, “the chance of a lifetime in a lifetime of chance,” which at the time expressed the experience of horse racing and life itself...
“Aspen/These Days” is the first track from Dan Fogelberg’s 1975 album Captured Angel and probably the best song in the album. The song runs for seven minutes and thirty-six seconds, and what a great song it was from the beginning to the end. The song’s lyrics are meaningful, and Dan Fogelberg sings the words with a lot of emotion. Listening to this...
“The Language of Love” is the lead single from Dan Fogelberg’s eighth studio album, Windows and Walls. It was arguably the album’s biggest hit, reaching number 13 on the US Billboard Hot 100. It was also Dan Fogelberg’s last top 40 hit and another display of how wide his musical expression could get.The emotional songhas a rock tune and features Ti...
“Hard to Say” was Dan Fogelberg’s third top ten hits that was released in 1981. The song is contained in his seventh studio album, The Innocent Age. The song features Glenn Frey of The Eagles on the backup vocals, and the lyrics were written by Dan Fogelberg while he was recovering from surgery. It turned out to be one of his best compositions ever...
After listening to this song for several years, I was surprised to learn that it was a cover of the 1962 song by The Cascades. Dan Fogelberg did a good job on this version and made the song look like his own, setting a standard of how covers should be. Dan Fogelberg’s version of the song was released in 1990 from the album, The Wild Places. The son...
Every time Dan Fogelberg stepped on stage to perform, he always drove the crowd wild before he started singing. However, the crowd would remain silent and, at times, emotional when he got going. This romantic ballad was released in 1980, and it is a story about two former love interests who meet at a grocery store on Christmas Eve. The lyrics to th...
The number one song on our list of the greatest Dan Fogelberg songs was a loving tribute to his father, who was also a singer but died in 1982. According to Dan Fogelberg, “Leader of the Band” is his proudest moment since he was able to dedicate it to his father before he passed on. The song peaked at position nine on the US Billboard Hot 100 and a...
The Very Best of Dan Fogelberg is a compilation album by Dan Fogelberg, released in 2001 by Sony Records . Track listing. "Nether Lands" – 5:34. "Part of the Plan" – 3:18. "Heart Hotels" – 4:14. "Longer" – 3:15. "Hard to Say" – 3:59. "Leader of the Band" – 4:19. "Same Old Lang Syne" – 5:20. "Run for the Roses" – 4:19. "Make Love Stay" – 4:33.
- 74:09
- Sony
- 2001
The Very Best Of Dan Fogelberg. Tracklisting. Apple
Jul 3, 2001 · The Very Best of Dan Fogelberg by Dan Fogelberg released in 2001. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
Share your videos with friends, family, and the world
