The Eagles first album but with Joe Walsh 1972

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Back in July I imagined what an Eagles album would sound like in 1982 after they broke up. This one is kind of the reverse: what would their first album be like if Joe Walsh was with them at beginning. Most of it is from The Eagles self-titled 1972 album with a couple of songs from Joe Walsh's Barnstorm album from 1972. I replaced "Early Bird" (which starts with "Early in the morning...") with Walsh's "Birdcall Morning" (which starts "Early birdcall morning..."). I also excised "Take the Devil" to make room for "I'll Tell the World" from Barnstorm.
As usual, here is a link to the playlist: 
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCHnLE0OxajFq-lBRfeJWbwLok1JlN_jC&si=v6HBzjw_xztG_qlQ
Enjoy and tell your friends.

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