The Eagles have had an indelible impact on several decades' worth of country music, but surprisingly, the country-rockers only scored one true country hit in the entire course of their career.

During a 2003 interview with The Uncool, Frey discussed where his band wrote “Lyin’ Eyes” while in Los Angeles. “The house was up on Briarcrest Lane,” he said. “That’s where we wrote ‘One of These ...

This upbeat Eagles ballad tells of a woman entangled in webs of frustration, deceit and entrapment. She lies to everyone — ...

There’s an old trick in recording. If you track multiple voices on a given lyric, it will subliminally make the listener want to sing along with that part of the song. That’s why when you hear a song ...

No classic rock playlist is complete without an Eagles song. Whether it’s “Witchy Woman” from their debut album Eagles, “The Best of My Love” off On the Border, or the iconic title track “Hotel ...

The Eagles were known for their classic rock and country songs. People don’t associate them with disco music. Despite this, they released a famous disco song in the 1970s. Here’s a look at why their ...

Even when the Eagles gathered for a belated 2000s-era double LP, Walsh only had two showcase moments. Still, that takes ...

Not a guy known for understating his own importance, Don Henley took in his surroundings on Saturday night and acknowledged that the Eagles — the hit-making, money-minting, fake-band-in-“Almost Famous ...

Written by Leadon with his then-girlfriend Patti Davis, daughter of former president Ronald Reagan and Nancy Reagan, the song was one Henley—who helped craft some of the band’s iconic tracks including ...