When did the rock band Eagles disband?

The band's journey came to an end, and the sixth album released in 1979, "The Long Run", became the band's last**. This ** was made for a total of 18 months and was completed in the midst of a quarrel among the team members. Although she far surpassed the sales of platinum butterflies due to the popularity of music fans, it is undeniable that the band's peak state has passed, and the overall level of ** has declined.

However, it is worth pointing out that one of the lyrical songs "I Can't Tell You Why" was sung by a newcomer, Timothy Sumit, with Glenn Frey. Due to the feud between Glenn Frey and Don Henry, the two central figures of the band, the band is in a state of existence in name only, and there are many contradictions between the members. Don Henry was sentenced to a heavy penalty and a two-year suspended sentence for his private misconduct.

Finally, the band has not released a new song since 1981, and when it crossed the threshold of the 80s, the famous eagle broke its wings and disappeared.

The disbanded Eagles each found their own home, with Glenn Frey launching his disbanded solo ** in 1982, Joe Walsh in 1981, Bernie Lidden in 1982, and Randy McNus launching his own solo ** in 1980 and 1982. And the reflective Don Henry comeback in 1983 ** "Dirty Laundry" was well received and sold quite well. In the 90s, Don Henry won the 1990 Grammy for Best Male Rock Singer for his song "The Enf of the Innocence".

Today's Don Henry is full of the depth and seriousness that is unique to mature men, and his hoarse voice is insistent and slightly sad, slightly more simple and natural. In 1993, he sang a song "Sometime Love Just Isn't Enough" with female singer Patti Smith, which received another round of applause, because this is not a simple love song, but a work that examines love from a social perspective and the problem of marriage failure. In 1994, the media began to report that the Eagles would be reorganized.

When the news came, fans were excited, which meant they were going to see the superband that made a name for itself in the '70s.

poprock

Pop rock. There are so many similar bands that you don't know which one is to your taste. If you want me to see, Bon Jovi (bon

jovi) is good, but it's closer to heavy metal, and it's still pop in the bones.

The Eagles are very technical, but the classic songs are "Hotel California" and "Outlaws", "Love Makes Us Live", and "Beyond It" are also so-so.

In fact, there are many such bands with melodies and not very heavy and fierce styles, and most of them are British rock. I think anything related to pop should be related to your taste.

If it's just for the melody to be nice and the lyrics to be catchy, then listen to pop.

Personality conflicts, disagreements, and creative contradictions are the eruption of many contradictions. So it was disbanded!

I don't want to do it anymore. It was disbanded.

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