How Mike Campbell Wrote a Don Henley Hit on the Toilet
Heartbreakers guitarist said that inspiration can strike at any time, even first thing in the morning.
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When Don Henley's 'New York Minute' Offered a Candid Look at Fate
At first, it seemed destined to remain the tucked-away last song on Side One of 'The End of the Innocence.'
Why Tom Petty Let Don Henley Record 'The Boys of Summer'
Mike Campbell reveals why his late bandmate rejected the demo, which led to the ex-Eagle's solo classic.
Why Don Henley Thinks Eagles' 'Desperado' Vocal Wasn't His Best
"That was not my best work, and I wish I had the chance to do it again," singer said in 2015.
How Don Henley's Flu Led to Eagles' 'Witchy Woman'
Being "semi-delirious" with fever helped result in the drummer's lone songwriting credit on his band's debut LP.
Don Henley Argues for Copyright Law Change Before Congress
Eagles co-founder says current regulations are “a relic of a MySpace era in a TikTok world.”
How Kenny Rogers Helped Form the Eagles
Don Henley recalls the debt of gratitude he owes to late country-pop star.
Who Sang the Most Eagles Songs? Lead Vocal Totals
Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Joe Walsh, Don Felder, Bernie Leadon, Timothy B. Schmit and Randy Meisner — we looked through the band's catalog and ranked the results.
How Don Henley Learned About Forgiveness on 'Heart of the Matter'
Third single from 'The End of the Innocence' reunited the ex-Eagles star with two of his best collaborators.
Eagles Magazine Ads Through the Years: 1972-2015
More than three dozen vintage ads featuring the band and the solo careers of Glenn Frey, Don Henley and Joe Walsh.