Desert Rose's debut also featured a remake of Chris Hillman's "Time Between", which he previously recorded as a member of The Byrds, as well as the band's first chart-topper, "He's Back and I'm Blue".

Desert Rose's debut also featured a remake of Chris Hillman's "Time Between", which he previously recorded as a member of The Byrds, as well as the band's first chart-topper, "He's Back and I'm Blue".

Members opted to continue the project as the Desert Rose Band, sans Fogelberg, after the tour, enlisting the talents of Steve Duncan on drums and Jay Dee Maness on pedal steel guitar.

From the first song to the last, from “She Don”t Love Nobody” to “Price I Pay,” seeing and hearing The Desert Rose Band in concert Saturday was like a seminar in the h… ...

The Desert Rose Band couldn’t have picked a more apropos site for launching a brief reunion tour than Buck Owens’ Crystal Palace in the capital of California country music.