Why Don Henley believes one word helped Eagles' infamous album, 'Hotel California', become such a monster hit.

Don Henley is known for having a bit of temper, and there was one show when this resulted in him throwing a maraca at a fan.

Young briefly joined the supergroup Crosby, Stills and Nash and released his solo debut in 1968. He has barely slowed down ...

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Bookending the first songs he wrote solo for the Eagles to his last, here's a look at the final songs Frey penned on his own ...

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Eagles have had a multitude of defining anthems, but Glenn Frey thinks one of their 21st century tracks does it best of all.

Don Henley had his moments of being a fantastic vocalist, but even he knew he was no match for some legends of the industry.

"What can I do to really make this song different from the original version, and what would be a very unlikely combination?” said Don Henley.