The Eagles

Eagles guitarist bought house soon after completing 'Ordinary Average Guy' solo album.

The group always featured other voices, even if the balance of power eventually shifted.

He'd begun to dread the moment when he was meant to shine.

Chaffing at their country-rock roots, they regrouped to construct a "nasty track with pretty vocals."

Band postpones road trip that includes 1976 LP played in its entirety with an orchestra and choir.

Dates originally scheduled for spring will now be pushed to fall.

Don Henley recalls the debt of gratitude he owes to late country-pop star.

Ironically, they struggled mightily while trying to piece together this easy-going song.

An orchestra and choir helped them perform the 1976 album in its entirety, followed by a best-of set.

“Joke sculpture” approach to lyrics inspired Don Henley and Glenn Frey’s attempts to expand their horizons.