Former Eagles member and band cofounder Bernie Leadon has released a video for his first new music in over 20 years. Leadon released "Too Many Memories," his first music since 2004, last month. The ...

Former Eagles guitarist Bernie Leadon has not released any solo music since 2004. That will change next week on July 18 when he releases his first new song in over 20 years, "Too Many Memories." ...

Decades later, the Eagles remain one of the most successful bands in music history thanks to one man's role in creating their early sound.

Helping found The Eagles in 1971, Bernie Leadon famously exited the band in 1975 after pouring a beer over Glenn Frey’s head. Releasing two solo albums since, Leadon hasn’t dropped new music since ...

Bernie Leadon, the 78-year-old founding member of the Eagles, is making a return to music with his first album in over 20 years, “Too Late to Be Cool,” Parade reports. During an interview with Variety ...

For fans who revere the Eagles’ early days most of all, Bernie Leadon is inextricably tied in with that seminal legacy, as a founding member who helped define their chart-busting country-rock sound ...

Too Late to Be Cool features a telling archival cover photo shot by Henry Diltz back in 1979. Both album and image took a long time to reveal themselves, and in the end – like that flashlight trained ...

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Leadon's new album was recorded in his personal analog studio in Nashville, using classic gear and 2-inch tape, with producer Glyn Johns, who produced the first two Eagles albums, and part of the ...