Glenn Frey-"Strange Weather" (1992)

Glenn Frey did not spend much time publishing solo albums, with five albums in 25 years, not counting several compilations and a live show, he has followed in the wake of almost all the former members of The Eagles, all of them not very prolific in their careers.
In 1992 Frey released his fourth album "Strange Weather", which despite its enormous quality went somewhat unnoticed by the general public, however here it contains many of the best moments of his career apart from his mother band, such as the melodic "Part Of Me, Part Of you "that would gain relevance after being included in the soundtrack of "Thelma & Louise".
With "Long Hot Summer" Frey demonstrated his eclectic style with a rhythmic and danceable theme, or with the irresistible blues rhythm rock "He Took Advantage (Blues for Ronald Reagan)", on "River of Dreams" his melancholic vein came out as well as his facet of creator of great addictive songs with the great "I´ve Got Mine" and "Brave New World".