The song the Eagles wrote about their troubles with women: “We were typical, frustrated young men”
While romance has been fuel for many a great rock song, Eagles found a way to talk about the sour side of love between their ...
Eagles Donate $2.5 Million to L.A. FireAid Benefit Concert
The Eagles have donated $2.5 million to the upcoming FireAid benefit concert in Los Angeles, scheduled for Jan. 30.
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Eagles Donate $2.5M for LA Wildfires Relief — Will They Play FireAid?
The Eagles have donated $2.5 million to the Los Angeles FireAid Benefit Concert to support wildfire recovery efforts. Will ...
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The Melancholy Eagles Song That Strangely Predicted the Band’s 1980 Breakup
The Eagles' melancholy song from 1970, inspired by two California venues, offered an uncanny prediction of their breakup the ...
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Top 20 Eagles Songs Not Sung by Don Henley or Glenn Frey
Panic apparently began to creep in, and he asked that the song – despite its massive popularity – be removed from the band's sets. When the rest of the Eagles refused, Meisner quit.
Americans Can’t Stop Listening To The Eagles, Especially Around Christmas
The Eagles' The Very Best of The Eagles compilation returns to multiple Billboard charts this week, as “Please Come Home For ...
The Eagles Double Up On A Billboard Chart With Two Beloved Albums
Two of the Eagles' most successful compilations, Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975 and The Very Best of The Eagles, appear very ...
The three pillars of society the Eagles attacked in one of their worst songs
In one of their worst songs, the Eagles tried to make a point about three societal ills and fall flat on their face. Read more about it here.
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Eagles Pledge Multi-Million-Dollar Donation to Los Angeles Fire Relief Benefit Concert
Classic rock band the Eagles will donate more than $2 million to an upcoming fire relief benefit concert in Los Angeles.
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The Eagles soar on the first of four farewell shows at the Forum
Which is just what fans got: 21 songs over two hours, almost all the Eagles’ hits you could want, a guest appearance by singer-songwriter J.D. Souther, who co-wrote three of the band’s five No ...