The Eagles' music might be full of optimism and positivity, but this deep cut from Hotel California was a stab in the back to Don Felder.

After being a workhorse for the Eagles' vocal sound, Don Henley had extreme difficulty getting this classic off the ground. Read more here.

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Don Felder’s house has a vault. Not just a metaphorical one—an actual vault of tapes, demos, and dusty DATs that sat ...

Don Henley had no problem singling out their shining moment. Find out which era of the Eagles was Henley's favorite, below.

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Glenn Frey never wanted to write something merely good, but he knew that there were pieces that needed some more legwork than ...

Josh Bradley is Creative Loafing Tampa's resident live music freak. He started freelancing with the paper in 2020 at the age of 18, and has since covered, announced, and previewed numerous live shows ...

For all the labours of love that find their way onto a final master tape, some songs were never meant to be listened to past an artist's rehearsal space.

As he celebrates the release of his memoir, Heartbreaker, Tom Petty’s right-hand man and dear friend reflects on a career’s ...

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The Eagles split in 1980 with Don Henley saying they'd reunite when Hell froze over. Travis Tritt helped bring them together 13 years later.