March 1, 1972: The Eagles record their eponymous debut album with producer-engineer Glyn Johns in London
June 24, 1972: The Eagles chalk up the first of many hits with “Take It Easy.” The song reaches Number Twelve. Three months later, “Witchy Woman” will do even better — Number Nine.
July 27, 1975: One of These Nights (The Eagles) was a hit.
February 20, 1977: New Kid in Town (The Eagles) was a hit.
November 4, 1979: Heartache Tonight (The Eagles) was a hit.
July 1, 1980: Performances in Santa Monica and Long Beach, ‘Eagles Live’. Shortly after these dates, Glenn Frey calls Don Henley to announce that the Eagles were over. “I started the band, I got tired of it, and I quit,” Frey said in 1982.
November 8, 1994: ‘Hell Freezes Over’, the first album of new recordings by the Eagles since 1980, is released. It includes four new studio compositions, including the hit single “Get Over It.”
January 12, 1998: The Eagles are inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the thirteenth annual induction dinner. Jimmy Buffett is their presenter.
2008-09 : The Eagles has done a lot of tour during this timeline and got a lot of famous and love from their fans and still they are busy in thieir tour towards different parts of the world.
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idk where i learned this, but i'm pretty sure its not "The Eagles" but its "Eagles". i think it was frey who was most particular about this. anyway, thank you for the info! much appreciated!
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