The Eagles were always going to be fine soaring solo, but Don Henley knew there was a lot that could be improved even on his own. Read more here.

Revisiting comments by The Eagles drummer Don Henley about his solo song, 'The Heart Of The Matter', which he said took him "42 years to write".

Don Henley may have been one of the co-captains in Eagles, but he knew some of the best people hung in the background of their story.

Despite Eagles' best efforts to be eclectic, Don Henley knew there were limits on what some members were capable of playing.

Don Henley may have had plenty of other talented songwriters to bounce ideas off in the Eagles, but he found his greatest partner much later in his career.

The Eagles band members have never been worried about making their opinions known, and these are the songs that they couldn't ...

Eagles legend Don Henley reflects on the work and career of an American maestro. With postmodernist techniques abound in his work, Henley calls him a "genius".

Five questions with Christopher Holt, touring guitarist for the best-selling American rock band, talks about his new album, ...

Eagles already have a great attention to detail, but it took a certain type of artist to end up bordering that country-rock rocketship. Read more here.

In 1983 while Stevie Nicks was working on her second solo album, she got inspired after hearing “Little Red Corvette,” Prince ...

"I liked it, but it was just my new song," said Tempchin. "I didn't think it was going to be a hit. I didn't think it had a ...

Mike Campbell wrote 'The Boys Of Summer' then Tom Petty passed on it. How would the song have turned out if Tom Petty liked it and kept it from Don Henley?