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and the Degods Y00ts Shirt Additionally,I will love this band never authorized publication because the book “wasn’t very good.” “It didn’t, to me, capture the essence of the joy of the story,” Azoff added on the witness stand Thursday, elaborating about the Eagles “chasing the American dream and how important they were to establishing Southern California as a mecca of music.” “Somebody else might have thought it was very good,” he said, but “we didn’t think it was good for the Eagles.” Eagles manager Irving Azoff leaves supreme court after testifying, Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2024, in New York. MARY ALTAFFER / AP Then one of Kosinski’s lawyers played a recording of Azoff proclaiming he was “phenomenally, absolutely happy” with the book. The recording, of a call between Azoff and Sanders, was undated but apparently from the 1980s. The defense said the writer taped it. At other points in the call, Azoff indicated that Frey didn’t have a problem with the manuscript and that “deals are done,” but there still was an obstacle. “Ed, you’ve been wonderful. The book is gonna come out – it’s just that I have a pampered rock star here,” Azoff said. Asked on the witness stand who the “pampered rock star” was, Azoff said: “Probably all of them.” “You’d agree that you told Mr. Sanders that the book was going to come out when ‘God Henley’ says it can?” attorney Scott Edelman asked at another point. “It was either me or Satan that told him that,” Azoff quipped. Henley said in the Eagles’ 1998 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction speech that Azoff “may be Satan, but he’s our Satan.″ Asked during testimony Wednesday about the remark, Azoff shot back: “Have you ever heard of humor, sir?” Notwithstanding the taped phone call, Azoff said Thursday that he didn’t remember any publishing deal for the Eagles biography, and he said years of rewriting never produced a book the band was willing to approve. “There were a lot of changing positions, but at the end
of the Degods Y00ts Shirt Additionally,I will love this day, I believe it was Mr. Frey who pulled the plug,” the manager said. Frey died in 2016. Horowitz, Inciardi and Kosinski are accused of deceiving auction houses, and trying to fend off Henley, by crafting bogus explanations of how Sanders got the documents. Horowitz, a rare-book seller who has brokered deals to place major archives at institutions, bought the Eagles lyrics drafts from Sanders for $50,000 in 2005. Horowitz later sold them for $65,000 to Inciardi, who was then a rock Hall of Fame curator, and Kosinski, who owns a rock memorabilia auction site. After Kosinski’s site offered four pages of the “Hotel California” lyrics in 2012, Henley reported them stolen but ultimately bought them for $8,500. After more sheets from that song and “Life in the Fast Lane” went up for auction in 2014 and 2016, Henley refused to negotiate more buybacks and turned to authorities again, according to prosecutors and Azoff. Defense lawyers say Henley gave Sanders the documents. The defense
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