“Tanqueray ‘n’ tonic”: the 1974 Eagles song they had to get drunk to complete
A staple…
Eagles
The only Eagles song with Don Felder on vocals was a 1975 deep cut
The guitarist finally speaking up.
The 1972 song Glenn Frey wanted to play forever: “Still love singing it”
Still resonating after all those years.
The 1976 Eagles song Don Henley thought never reached its full potential: “It’s fairly pedestrian”
A great epic with missed potential.
The 1970s band Mick Jagger said had nothing to offer: “The same old thing”
Too old-fashioned for his taste.
Stevie Nicks’ favourite song by Eagles feels like a 1972 blueprint for her life
A personal favourite.
The 1976 Eagles lyric that ruined their relationship: “I could hardly listen”
“The song made me ill…”
The rock icons Don Henley couldn’t stand: “I don’t understand what the hoopla is about”
Not exactly the California brand of music.
The one Eagles member Don Henley couldn’t stand listening to: “I don’t understand why”
Butchering a rock classic.
The drug deal that led Glenn Frey to form Eagles: “They weren’t gonna give me a dime”
The nasty side of country rock.