A recording of that night, New York 1983, was released on CD by the Blue Line label on April ... Tom Petty on “Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around” and Don Henley on “Leather and Lace ...

Out Friday (Nov. 15) with a new mix by Grammy Award-winning engineer Paul Hicks; in addition to the 11 original tracks that came out on May 30, 1973, a second disc (on LP and CD) includes an ...

Don Henley once said that his favorite song with Eagles was way too good for radio, and I have to agree with him.

This generalization isn’t fair. Many artists only get better with age. According to the Eagles’ Don Henley, there is one artist who defines timeless. Learn more, below. There are many folk ...

But, what makes “Hotel California” so appealing? According to Don Henley, one word sets this Eagles hit apart. Learn more, below. Welcome to the Hotel California…The chorus to this track is ...

During the early to mid-1980s, years after Stevie Nicks and Don Henley‘s relationship had ended, the two reconnected on several collaborations, beginning with Nicks’ 1981 solo debut Bella ...

‘We don’t to have another LP with hit singles on it!’” While many fans enjoy the album, the record labels couldn’t stand Desperado. When Henley speaks about it, he seems more distant than anything, ...

Amidst the swirling storms of the Eagles stood Don Henley. He was a fiercely defiant voice in the inter-band squabbles and as stubborn as his counterparts, but ultimately, an artist with the relative ...

Wack scoffed at Henley’s labels. In a fiery tirade ... getting people in trouble. Like y’all don’t understand what the FBI do to Black men who try to help their community.” ...

In a new cover story interview with Seventeen, the Charm star opened up about why she’d rather not place a label on her identity as a queer person. “I don’t care for labels at all.

In a new cover story for Seventeen, the “Sexy to Someone” singer explained why she prefers not to put a label on her sexuality. “I don’t care for labels at all. I believe people should ...