'Boy, that would be a great song to sing,' she declared ...

On August 2, 1975, the Eagles scored their second U.S. No. 1 hit with "One of These Nights", written by Glenn Frey and Don ...

Glenn Frey simply loved to collaborate. Across his multi-decade career, he worked with solo artists to help them find their voice and their sound.

Over his nearly 50-year career, there was seemingly no end to Glenn Frey’s musical talent. He was a longtime member of the Eagles, a chart-topping solo artist, a songwriter to the best, and he even ...

Solo output from former members of huge bands is typically best described as a wan attempt at recapturing former glories. Not with Glenn Frey and Don Henley. Instead, they made music that was often ...

As Don Felder releases The Vault, his career-spanning collection of tunes, it's worth remembering how the onetime Eagles guitarist got his solo career going in the first place. Like several of his ...

Glenn Frey had a creative mission for his first solo album, and one need look no further than the title: No Fun Aloud. "[It] was a busting-loose album for me," Frey told UCR while promoting its follow ...

Eagles wanted to become the definitive harmony band in the 1970s, but to do so, they had to beat their musical heroes who came in the form of a 1960s outfit.

Though The Eagles are known for writing songs about California sunshine, 'Life in the Fast Lane' was a look at the darker ...

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Some classic rock stars have the oddest opinions. The Eagles’ Glenn Frey picked an oddball as his favorite song by his band. The tune in question isn’t nearly as good as Frey seems to think, even if ...

Miami Vice had only been on the air for a few months when show creator Michael Mann heard Glenn Frey‘s song “Smuggler’s Blues” on the radio. The tune, like the show, dealt with the seedy world of drug ...