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Hace 1 día · The punk icons Don Henley never liked: “I don’t understand what the hoopla is about”. For many musicians in the 1970s, punk was everything that they didn’t stand for. Everybody seemed to be happy making carefree music that everyone loved, and then suddenly, people with safety pins through their cheeks were singing about destruction and ...
Hace 3 días · Even Don Henley Likes the Song. The Eagles drummer and frontman apparently appreciated what they had done and eventually put "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" into his own solo set list.
Hace 5 días · The Eagles Album Don Henley Was Disappointed In. by Alex Hopper 2 days ago. Making a comeback isn’t always easy. While the hype is usually always there for a stellar band to reform and release...
Hace 5 días · During his peak, let’s say 1975-1985, Henley was a top-five lyricist in classic rock. One of These Nights and Hotel California has stood the test of time and was largely written and sung by Henley. I Can’t Stand Still, Henley’s debut album, produced “Dirty Laundry,” while Building the Perfect Beast (1984) produced hits such as “The Boys of Summer,” “All She Wants to Do Is Dance ...
Hace 1 día · Deniz Kivilcim May 11, 20242 mins read. In a new interview with Guitar World, Vince Gill talked about his career with Eagles and recalled calling one of the songs lame. During the chat, the rocker recalled his conversation with his bandmate Don Henley and which ‘lame’ song started his Eagles career. Gill said:
Hace 2 días · Vince Gill has opened up about his role in the Eagles, explaining why “restraint” is vital to his success.. The country star joined the band in 2017 following the death of Glenn Frey.During a conversation with Guitar World, Gill admitted it’s “pretty surreal” to be part of such a legendary act, while also explaining how he changed his approach to fit in.
Hace 3 días · Don Henley, despite his outspoken nature, admitted that fellow musician Don Felder wasn’t always truthful during the making of the Eagles’ History. Felder’s journey with the Eagles was rocky from the start. He contributed memorable guitar licks to hits like “Already Gone” and came up with the famous chords for “Hotel California.”
