The Eagles

Eagles began an unexpected final chapter, despite his passing.

Like "Life in the Fast Lane," song criticizes how a trendy scene can strip a person's soul. But the narrator hasn't found the on-ramp.

Sessions for a follow-up to 'Hotel California' were dragging on, and their label was growing concerned.

No, the song was not aimed at Bruce Springsteen, co-writer J.D. Souther insists.

Local California songwriter would go on to collaborate with Glenn Frey on several other songs.

At the time, the band were the last people to question if others had longevity in them.

He says new lineup is “not as good as the original” after Glenn Frey’s death.

Timothy B. Schmit arrived with the makings of his first showcase moment with the group.

"Hotel California" reportedly airs on U.S. radio every 11 minutes, so let's dig deeper.

Third preview track from 'Live From the Forum' features lead vocals by Deacon Frey.