Timothy B. Schmit

It was easier for some members of the legendary country-rock group to go their own way than it was for others.

The bassist and singer spoke about the Eagles' decision to continue performing without founding guitarist and singer Glenn Frey.

As with any significant loss, the adjustment isn't easy.

"Red Dirt Road" advances Timothy B. Schmit's first album since the Eagles officially called it quits following the sudden death of Glenn Frey.

Timothy B. Schmit will release his first solo album since 2009's 'Expando' next month.

Timothy B. Schmit, who left Poco to join the Eagles in 1977, will reunite with the former band when they're inducted into the Colorado Music Hall of Fame at Denver's Paramount Theater on Jan. 9.

Not that there's ever really been a bad time to be a member of the Eagles, all things considered, but this is shaping up to be a pretty good month for the guys in the band -- especially bassist Timothy B. Schmit, who recently shared the news that his battle with cancer appears to be over.

The Eagles' Timothy B. Schmit is ready to bring you some of the band's classic songs -- plus some from his country-rock alma mater Poco -- on a nearly-month-long U.S. fall tour that kicks off Nov. 25 in Phoenix.