The Eagles

The Eagles were big before they released 'Their Greatest Hits (1971-1975)' in February 1976. But they got a whole lot bigger afterward.

Jackson Browne and Glenn Frey co-wrote "Take It Easy," the opening track on the Eagles' 1972 self-titled debut – and the band's first hit single.

Only two members of the Eagles had enjoyed longer tenures in the band when Don Felder was fired on Feb. 6, 2001.

Final stop of 2013-15 tour also served as a farewell to the band's co-founder.

Los Angeles’ ‘70s rock scene couldn’t have been further away from the blue-collar, working-class roots of his upbringing.

A list of Eagles songs that are worth a deeper look, from ageless singles to hidden catalog gems.

Hell started freezing over for the Eagles on Dec. 6, 1993 thanks to Travis Tritt.

Don Henley is telling fans not to believe everything Eagles cohort Don Felder says about their time together.

The Eagles' music has always had plenty of mellow grooves and beautiful harmonies, but behind the scenes, there have been plenty of times when peaceful, easy feelings between the band members were in decidedly short supply.

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.

Joe Walsh joined the Eagles in December 1975.

Thanks to their successful tours, four classic rockers -- the Eagles, Bon Jovi, Bruce Springsteen and Paul McCartney -- wound up in the Top 10 on the annual World's Highest Paid Musicians list.