Garth Brooks, The Eagles set for Dan Fogelberg tribute album

The 14 track project is available November 17th

Garth Brooks, The Eagles, Amy Grant, Vince Gill and many more are set to pay tribute to Dan Fogelbeg in A Tribute to Dan Fogelberg. The 14 track collection is set for November 17th via BMG. The collection contains recreations of some of Fogelberg’s greatest hits, including “Longer,” performed by Amy Grant and Vince Gill; “Hard to Say,” performed by Boz Scaggs; “Phoenix,” performed by Garth Brooks; and “Part Of The Plan,” performed by The Eagles.

“I always loved Dan’s music and getting the opportunity to sing on the High Country Snows record, over 30 years ago, is still a great memory for me,” Gill says of his first association with Fogelberg.

The project was produced by Fogelburg’s wife, Jean, Norbert Putnam, his lifelong friend/manager, Irving Azoff, and Chuck Morris. Pre-orders get a download of “Hard to Say” and “Longer” on October 13th.

“A good thing never dies and that ‘good thing’ is Dan’s music,” Brooks says in a press release. “As for me, my life has been a poor attempt to imitate the man. That man is Dan Fogelberg, and he will live forever in those of us who have let his gift bring so much light to our paths.”

Currently, Amazon only has a digital listing for the project. No word if it will be available on CD or vinyl as of press time.

  1. Phoenix – Garth Brooks
  2. Nether Lands – Donna Summer
  3. Better Change – Michael McDonald
  4. Longer – Amy Grant/Vince Gill
  5. Same Old Lang Syne – Train
  6. Don’t Lose Heart – Dobie Gray
  7. Old Tennessee – Fool’s Gold/Denny Henson and Tom Kelly
  8. As the Raven Flies – Casey James
  9. Sutters Mill – Randy Owens
  10. Run for the Roses – The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Richie Furay
  11. Hard to Say – Boz Scaggs
  12. Part of the Plan – Eagles
  13. There’s a Place in the World for a Gambler – Jimmy Buffett
  14. Leader of the Band – Zac Brown

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