The 1984 song Billy Joel always identified with: “It really moved me”
“I just got that guy”
Eagles
The 1979 Eagles song Don Henley called the end of an era: “We could feel it passing”
Onto the next phase of rock and roll.
The 1972 Eagles song Glenn Frey never got tired of: “Love singing it”
The pure feeling of California sun.
The 1965 song Don Henley could to listen to forever: “Over and over and over again”
The best kind of heartache.
The singer Don Henley called the biggest inspiration: “We’re all extremely grateful”
Still keeping things moving.
The era Don Henley called the worst part of his career: “The whole transition”
“I was just adrift, rudderless, and depressed.”
‘The Count’: The drug dealer who inspired a classic 1977 Eagles song
He also coined a phrase we still use today.
The one musician Glenn Frey knew always belonged in Eagles: “Never anybody else”
The perfect foil for the rest of them.
Rethinking Hotel California: why ‘Life in the Fast Lane’ belonged first
A classic that should have been the opener.
The 1976 Eagles song “so beautiful” that Joe Walsh could hardly bring himself to play it
His most honest song.