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Glenn Frey
Released 1992

Part of Me, Part of You
05:57
418 plays

Love in the 21st Century
06:12
324 plays

Strange Weather
05:03
307 plays

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songs

- 1
- Silent Spring [Instrumental Prelude]
- 00:00
- 174 plays

- 2
- Long Hot Summer
- 05:17
- 304 plays

- 3
- Strange Weather
- 05:03
- 307 plays

- 4
- Aqua Tranquilla [Instrumental]
- 00:00
- 233 plays

- 5
- Love in the 21st Century
- 06:12
- 324 plays

- 6
- He Took Advantage (Blues for Ronald Reagan)
- 04:42
- 180 plays

- 7
- River of Dreams
- 06:07
- 259 plays

- 8
- I've Got Mine
- 05:35
- 256 plays

- 9
- Rising Sun [Instrumental]
- 00:00
- 202 plays

- 10
- Brave New World
- 06:20
- 196 plays

- 11
- Delicious
- 03:47
- 211 plays

- 12
- A Walk in the Dark
- 05:18
- 171 plays

- 13
- Before the Ship Goes Down
- 04:31
- 224 plays

- 14
- Big Life
- 04:18
- 214 plays

- 15
- Part of Me, Part of You
- 05:57
- 418 plays

album review

With his solo career fading, Glenn Frey got serious on his fourth album, but many of the album's sentiments sounded strange coming from him. "He Took Advantage" was subtitled "Blues for Ronald Reagan," but it came more than three years after Reagan's retirement, and Frey's 1984 song "Better in the U.S.A." could have served as Reagan's campaign song. On "I've Got Mine," Frey sang about how people in limousines don't care about "us," but when was the last time he was on the outside of a limousine looking in? Frey was out of his league going for the kind of philosophical/political territory better handled by his old partner Don Henley. So, although Strange Weather signaled a new commitment by Frey to his career, it missed the charts entirely. (The album concludes with "Part of Me, Part of You," an Eagles-like tune used in the 1991 film Thelma and Louise.) ~ William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide