Clearly Souther's best and most dense album, it also illustrates why Souther never became a full member of the Eagles and that insiders' assumptions about Souther 'just not being a group person' were widely justified at the time. He presents himself at the peak of his writing ability and, supported by Peter Asher's sensitive production, also in full creative control. In spite of numerous cameo appearences (by Andrew Gold, David Crosby and the Eagles) the album failed commercially like on most other instances Souther decided against the role of the man in the background. Many of the songs feature re-recorded (and better) versions of songs he had previously recorded with Linda Ronstadt, others (like the irresistable Doors Swing Open) are clearly meant for his own use, so unapplicable are they to the Eagles' or Ronstadt's patterns.

Information Disc:
? Artist:    John David Souther
? Title:     Black Rose
? Year:     1976
? Genre:    Country rock / Rock
? Tipe:      Album 
? Format:   Mp3
? Bitrate:   320 Kbps / 44100 Hz /  Joint Stereo
? Size:       91.4 Mb


List of Themes:

01 - Banging My Head Against the Moon
02 - If You Have Crying Eyes
03 - Your Turn Now
04 - Faithless Love
05 - Baby Come Home
06 - Simple Man, Simple Dream
07 - Silver Blue
08 - Midnight Prowl
09 - Doors Swing Open
10 - Black Rose