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 ...
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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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The “First Lady of Country Rock” That Glenn Frey Credits as the Eagles’ True “Muse”
The Eagles formed in 1971 with the help of another up-and-coming artist looking for a band. This artist became the band's muse.
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.
50 Years Later: How 1975’s No. 1 albums hold up after a half-century
The year 1975 was a very good one for Elton John and Chicago. It was pretty good as well for artists from Olivia Newton-John ...
What do tickets cost to see The Eagles at Las Vegas Sphere in January?
The Eagles are soaring high into 2025. Starting Jan. 17, the Rock and Roll Hall of Famers will resume their ongoing ‘Eagles — ...
Was 1975 the fourth best year ever for albums? From Bob Marley to Patti Smith, how would you vote?
Given how many outstanding albums were released in 1975, how can any respectable music critic claim it was an inferior year ...
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Philly band Snacktime is now ‘Jason Kelce on ESPN’ famous
The Snacktime-Kelce connection goes back to a Bok Bar rooftop event in 2022 when Kelce was still at the center of the Eagles offensive line. The band played a fashion show ... Kelce on Philly Specials ...
Laurel Canyon is key to LA rock history. Here's what the Sunset Fire could have erased
Laurel Canyon is rich with music landmarks and was home to Joni Mitchell, Frank Zappa, Alice Cooper and more during its 1960s ...
Ringo Starr, Look Up, review: his best since the post-Beatles highs of the 1970s
Ringo saddles up for a foray into the heartland of Americana with nods to the Fab Four. Plus, brace for Britain’s most provocative new band ...