“My wildest dreams”: How Clint Eastwood inspired an Eagles’ farewell album
Feeling lucky.
Glenn Frey Archives: 05/2026
The producer every member of the Eagles fell out of love with: “Better you than me”
From starry-eyed to teary-eyed.
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 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 drug deal that led Glenn Frey to form Eagles: “They weren’t gonna give me a dime”
The nasty side of country rock.
The 1800s songwriter that united Glenn Frey and Don Henley: “Blew my mind”
Getting their chops together.
The 1960s guitarist that made Glenn Frey want to quit: “Are we out of a job?”
Needing a different direction.