GLENN FREY – STORY
Glenn Frey is born
but this harmony duo floundered on record label intransigence and in 1972 the now-disengaged musician opted for singer Linda Ronstadt's backing group. Frey then joined fellow band members Bernie Leadon, Don Henley and Randy Meisner in the Eagles
which grew from humble country-rock origins into one of
A new-found partnership with songwriter Jack Tempchin formed the basis of Frey's solo debut, NO FUN ALOUD,
which achieved gold status and spawned US hits in "I Found Somebody" and "The One You Love." In 1984 he wrote and performed "The Heat Is On," the theme to the highly-successful film, BEVERLY HILLS COP, before resuming his association with Tempchin for THE ALLNIGHTER.
The following year Frey reached number 2 in the
the third in a series of slick, professional AOR-styled albums.
1972 - Eagles
1973 - Desperado
1974 - On the Border
1975 - One of These Nights
1976 - Hotel California
1978 - Eagles
1979 - The Long Run
1980 - Live
1992 - Strange Weather
1993 - Live
1994 - Hell Freezes Over
1994 - The Very Best of the Eagles
1995 - Solo Collection
2001 - Classic Glenn Frey The Universal Masters Collection
2007 - Long Road out of Eden
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