When the Eagles initially broke up at the end of the ‘70s, it was every California cowboy for himself. As one of the group’s ...

As much as Eagles prided themselves on their vocals, Glenn Frey knew of certain places where he could never take his voice.

Glenn Frey replaced songs about the excess of drugs for songs about the politics of them. This track he considers his finest work.

Glenn Frey wasn’t the most prolific of Eagles. In fact, long-time partner Don Henley almost matched Frey’s total number of lead vocals in the ’70s alone. Despite being acknowledged as the group’s ...

Was that important to you then? Glenn Frey: I think you have to make music for yourself and your friends and that’s what we did. But you also want to get it on the radio — you want people to ...

The founding guitarist left the group soon after what he later admitted was a "very disrespectful" act.

The Most Underrated Song From Each Glenn Frey and Don Henley LP The Most Underrated Song From Each Glenn Frey and Don Henley LP Unlike solo output from other ex-members of huge bands, they didn't ...