At 78, Joe Walsh Finally Names 6 Albums He Calls Untouchable

Why Joe Walsh finally named the six albums he calls untouchable — and how these extraordinary records helped shape the musical journey of one of rock’s most distinctive guitarists. What begins as a simple list quickly becomes a tribute to the albums that inspired decades of unforgettable songs, iconic riffs, and timeless performances. Late 20th century — the golden age of classic rock. As a member of the Eagles, James Gang, and a celebrated solo artist, Joe Walsh built a career on expressive guitar work, sharp songwriting, and a style that blended rock, blues, and humor unlike anyone else. Yet even with his remarkable legacy, there were albums by other artists that he believed reached a level of greatness beyond comparison. In this video, we explore the six albums Walsh considers truly untouchable — the records he believes represent the highest standard of creativity, musicianship, and artistic vision. More than just personal favorites, these timeless masterpieces continue to inspire generations of musicians and remain essential listening for anyone who loves great music.