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The tour that made Glenn Frey leave Eagles

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Despite the breezy harmonies, the Eagles were a band pushing through internal conflict. It had to end at some point.

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Such a Lovely Place - The Eagles in Miami - The Jitney

In the 1970s, Miami was a rising hub for some of the greatest names in music. The Eagles’ career, arguably, wouldn’t have been the same without their time in the city. One afternoon, Don Henley, Joe Walsh, and Glenn Frey sat together listening to a cassette demo recorded by Don Felder at his Malibu home. The melody, with its Spanish-infused tones, immediately caught their attention. Initially dubbed Bolero Mexicano, the song was poised to become…

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The tour that made Glenn Frey leave Eagles

Despite the breezy harmonies, the Eagles were a band pushing through internal conflict. It had to end at some point.

4 days ago·United Kingdom

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Far Out Magazine broke the news in United Kingdom 4 days ago on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.

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