Bernie Leadon was out, Joe Walsh was in (teaming with Don Felder as a two-guitar tandem), and the countrified sound of the Eagles gave way to the soaring rock that lifted the band to the biggest... more

Country-rock still dominated on the Eagles' 1973 sophomore LP, and Don Henley and Glenn Frey emerged as the primary singers and songwriters here. Tequila Sunrise and Outlaw Man both hit the charts;... more

The band accelerated their climb with this 1974 LP, which flew to #17 on the backs of the hits Already Gone and James Dean and the #1 smash Best of My Love. R&B and rock enter the picture, joining... more

The Eagles displayed an embarrassment of riches of singers and songwriters on their outstanding 1972 debut. As you hear the big hits Take It Easy; Witchy Woman, and Peaceful Easy Feeling plus... more

Frey and Henley scored big on this 1975 LP, reaching #1 with the title song (a Bee Gees-like blend of falsetto harmonies and disco beats) and #2 with the folk-rock gem Lyin' Eyes. But the third smash... more

Adding synths to the Texas boogie rock of ZZ Top probably scared some people—but only until they heard the album. It's their masterpiece, a #9 album with the smokin' smashes "Gimme All Your Lovin',"... more

One of the most talked-about rock releases in years, the Eagles' 2007 album—their first full-length studio release since '79—did just what their fans hoped it would. Sounding like a long-lost... more

Live Album And Concert Film Captures Definitive, 26-Song Performance Recorded Live Over Three Nights At The Forum In Los Angeles In September 2018 |The Eagles spent most of 2018 on the road with an... more