Best solo Eagle.

[Trip McNeely]

Henley, Walsh, or Frey? Discuss.

[Geor!]

Huh??

[Geor!]

Ohhh, nm.

I'll take none for $1000, Alex.

[Trip McNeely]

I'm going with Walsh on my likes, but I think Henley probably had the most successful solo career.

[mstng86]

Frye seemed to be the magic maker for the Eagles, and Henley was successfull solo.

I guess Henley since he was a big success in the 80's.

Is someone watching The History of the Eagles on Showtime?

[Geor!]

Don't get me wrong, I like some of their things, but I cannot stand the Eagles. For Walsh, I do enjoy James Gang (at least the "Rides Again" album) and "The Smoker You Drink..." album. I also like Don Henley's "Building the Perfect Beast" album, to an extent. Glenn Frey shit out "The Heat is On" and that's all I know of him -- which is more than enough.

[Trip McNeely]

Frye seemed to be the magic maker for the Eagles, and Henley was successfull solo.

I guess Henley since he was a big success in the 80's.

Is someone watching The History of the Eagles on Showtime?

haha no, I forgot that was on. I honestly have been thinking about this for some time and was bored so I decided to ask. lol

[Trip McNeely]

Glenn Frey shit out "The Heat is On" and that's all I know of him -- which is more than enough.

Smugglers Blues man!

[mstng86]

haha no, I forgot that was on. I honestly have been thinking about this for some time and was bored so I decided to ask. lol

It is a pretty good documentary. Frye pulls no punches on the guitarist(not walsh, can't remember his name) and generally has good music.


I was listening to the greatest hits yesterday too.