Renowned former Eagles band member and cofounder Bernie Leadon has made a remarkable comeback with the release of a captivating video showcasing his first new music in over two decades.

Last month, Leadon unveiled “Too Many Memories,” marking his first musical release since 2004. The accompanying video features the talented singer, songwriter, and guitarist in front of a nostalgic backdrop of vintage photographs from his illustrious career during the 1970s.

Don’t miss the chance to watch the video below.

Experience Bernie Leadon’s ‘Too Many Memories’ Video Here

“I revisited a collection of old photographs from my life and career for this video, and it was genuinely enjoyable to sift through them,” Leadon shared in a press release announcing the video. “I believe everyone has their own cherished collection of photos that evoke strong emotions. Often, there’s a song or two that resonates with those memories.

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“As we reflect on photographs and various moments throughout our lives, a flood of memories, stories, and emotions emerges, often linked to a particular song or shared experience,” he elaborated. “It’s not that we possess ‘Too Many’ memories; rather, some may remain unresolved, leaving us with feelings of having left something unsaid or undone.

“The essence of the song encourages us to let go of the burdensome memories, allowing them to dissipate like morning mist over a meadow or the fading light of dusk.”

What Achievements Has Bernie Leadon Accomplished Since Departing from the Eagles?

Following his time with Dillard & Clark and the Flying Burrito Brothers, Leadon co-founded the iconic Eagles in 1971 alongside legends such as Glenn Frey, Don Henley, and Randy Meisner.

He made the decision to leave the group in 1975 to pursue a solo career, which has included several solo albums, such as his 2004 release Mirror. Since then, he has remained active in the music industry, primarily as a talented session guitarist, banjo player, and mandolin player, collaborating with notable artists like Emmylou Harris, Stevie Nicks, Linda Ronstadt, and Stephen Stills.

In recognition of his contributions, Leadon was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1998 as part of the Eagles. He later reunited with his former bandmates for the two-year History of the Eagles Tour in 2013, showcasing their enduring legacy.

In 2016, he performed at the Grammy Awards alongside Jackson Browne and surviving Eagles members Henley, Joe Walsh, and Timothy B. Schmit, delivering a heartfelt rendition of “Take It Easy” in tribute to Frey, who had passed away the previous month.