the Eagles

Browne came up with the original song idea, before Glenn Frey and the Eagles made it their own.

Life imitated art when drug-fueled producer met Glenn Frey and Don Henley.

Songwriter Jack Tempchin made good use of his friendship with Glenn Frey.

He arrived with the makings of this first showcase moment with the group.

A look at how the underrated — but Bob Dylan-praised — 'Hotel California' ballad came to life.

They scored four No. 1 albums and five No. 1 singles, but not every track went the distance.

These tracks would have fit in perfectly on any of the band's albums.

Since their fans are "a little old-school," the band originally made a traditional deal with Rhino.

The group always featured other voices, even if the balance of power eventually shifted.

While not official members, these musicians help the Eagles' concerts take flight.