As the Eagles’ Long Goodbye Tour nears its final destination, “Their Greatest Hits (1971-1975)” remains the biggest-selling greatest-hits collection in the history of rock ‘n’ roll with ...

1975 was one hell of a year for the country rock outfit Eagles. And June 28, 1975 was a particularly notable day. The up-and-coming band scored their very first no. 1 album with One Of These ...

However, despite the success of these songs, I’d argue that this doesn’t get any clearer than in their 1975 record One of These Nights, where they achieve the lofty, delicate balance that ...

This is one song that Don Henley and Glenn Frey were not fond of including on an Eagles album from the start.

The Eagles' music has sold incredibly well over the years. Here's why Don Henley once wondered if people actually cared about ...

The song was produced by Glyn Johns, whose history with Leadon goes all the way back to the first Eagles album in 1972. They maintained a close friendship after Leadon left the band and worked ...

In the 1970s, The Eagles rapidly rose to success; their debut album had three songs chart in the Top 40. While this is the dream of most artists, the band did not want to be overly accessible. They ...

Leadon first created buzz in July when he released a ruminative track called “Too Many Memories.” The whole album, which is produced by Glyn Johns, who also co-produced the Eagles’ first three albums, ...

The Eagles have had an indelible impact on several decades' worth of country music, but surprisingly, the country-rockers only scored one true country hit in the entire course of their career.