Glenn Frey

Bob Seger has posted a free track titled "Glenn Song" to honor his old friend Glenn Frey on the one-year anniversary of his death.

Today, January 18, is a sad day for Eagles fans and fans of classic rock in general. Today is the anniversary of the death of founding member/singer/songwriter Glenn Frey. He passed away one year ago on this day at the Columbia University Medical Center due to complications of rheumatoid arthritis, acute ulcerative colitis and pneumonia while still recovering from gastrointestinal tract surgery...

Forty-five years after writing the Eagles hit 'Peaceful Easy Feeling,' Jack Tempchin, still finds plenty of inspiration to create new songs.

Jackson Browne and Glenn Frey co-wrote "Take It Easy," the opening track on the Eagles' 1972 self-titled debut – and the band's first hit single.

Jackson Browne and surviving members of the Eagles will be on hand to offer a musical tribute to Glenn Frey at the Grammys on Feb. 15.

Glenn Frey's recent death has left Bob Seger mourning the untimely loss of a lifelong friend.

Unfortunately this year has not started off well for our aging classic rock artists. So far we've lost David Bowie; Gary Loizzo from The American Breed ("Bend Me, Shape Me"); Dale Griffen, drummer for Mott the Hoople; and Glenn Frey, most famously as a founding member of the Eagles as well as a notable solo career...

Glenn Frey's solo career was bound to be overlooked, considering he'd scored a pile of Top 40 hits – including two chart-toppers – as a member of the Eagles.

Los Angeles’ ‘70s rock scene couldn’t have been further away from the blue-collar, working-class roots of his upbringing.

Final stop of 2013-15 tour also served as a farewell to the band's co-founder.