Born in Texas on July 22nd, 1947. Most of the songs published by Eagle Choir were written by glenn frey and don henley. Fredo focuses on catchy and beautiful love songs, while Henry has more tentacles, but "pursuit" is the center of his songs. Whether it is ideal or love, all kinds of feelings and experiences in the pursuit process are the themes of Henry's songs. Before the band officially broke up, even before the release of his solo album, Henry sang Leather and Lace with Stevie Nicks. Henry * * * released four solo albums and one featured album. "Dirty Clothes" is selected from 1982' s debut album "I Can't Stand", which is the highest-ranked single in personal works. Two years later, he won the 1985 Grammy Award for Best Rock Male Singer for the song "Summer Boy" in "Building the Perfect Beast". 1989 The End of the Age of Innocence has the best commercial performance, with a total sales volume of six platinum. Ten years later, "Inside job" included the lyric champion song "Take you home". These records show that don henley is the most successful band member in his personal singing career, both in business and in evaluation.

Guitarist:

Bernie Lidden (guitar, mandolin, turtledove)

1947 July 19 was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota. 1969 became a member of the country rock group Flying Burrito Bros He was the first guitarist of the Eagles. After the album One of these Nights, 1975 65438+ February formed Bernie Lidden/Michael Georgia Desbander for a short time. I have been an accompaniment for several years and joined the country from 1987-89. Liddon is the only member who has never released a best-selling solo album.

Don field (guitar, keyboard)

1947 September 2 1 Born in Florida. 1968 joined the flow choir, but mainly the accompaniment musicians also engaged in recording projects. Thanks to the introduction of Leadon, Felder began to participate in the first album Eagles, but he was only a temporary member during the band tour, and it was not until 1974 that he officially joined as the fifth member. Although Don Feld made great contributions to harmony and guitar solo, it was always Lidden and Walsh. The man standing in front of the stage. Although he co-wrote many songs with other members, his sharpness was concealed by Frey and Henry, so he should be the most neglected one in the band. Although Feld has also released a solo album, his most famous work is the single of the same name written and sung by the animated film Heavy Metal at 198 1. During the dissolution of the orchestra (1982- 1994, although don henley claimed that they were "resting, not dissolving"), Feld played guitar accompaniment for the albums of some famous artists, such as Bee Gees Choir, Stevie Nicks, Bob Seger and Diana Ross. 200 1 retired from the group at the beginning of the year.

Glenn frey (lead singer, guitar, keyboard)

1948165438+10 was born in Detroit, Michigan, USA. Before joining Linda Laundale's accompaniment band, Frey once formed a duet with his compatriot J D Souther. After the Eagle Choir was founded, Frey often collaborated with Souther to write songs (the latter also had a hit song "You are just lonely" at 1979). The Eagle Chorus is characterized by its neat and beautiful harmony, and most of these harmony arrangements are attributed to Frey (especially in the early days of the orchestra), so the members nicknamed him "Lonely Arranger" (the homonym of westerns and cartoons "Lone Ranger"). After the dissolution of 1982, the members of the orchestra went solo, among which Henry and Frey received the most attention. Frey has released four albums, without fun, all night, soul exploration and strange weather, plus choices and live scenes. Although the performance and evaluation of the album is slightly inferior to that of don henley, several singles he sang are fascinating: "The One You Love" is an immortal love song (especially in Taiwan Province Province); The two runner-up songs "The Heat On" and "Smuggler's Blues" are the interludes of the movie "Beverly Hills Super Detective" and the TV series "Miami Dragon". Frey participated in a unit performance in the film series "The True Color of Heroes" and made guest appearances in the films "Saving Hostages" and "Conquering Boundless Love".

Joe walsh (guitar, synthetic instrument)

1947165438+1was born in Kansas on October 20th. 1969 joined the rock group James Gang, and in February 1975 joined the Eagles. He was the first member to release a solo album and have a best-selling single. 1973 Bill Szymczyk replaced the original producer Glyn Johns on Walsh's recommendation. When Walsh first joined, Szymczyk was worried that it would affect his personal singing career. Facts have proved that Walsh not only injected new life into the orchestra, but also played the greatest role in his personal development. The album "But Seriously, Folks …" from 1978, the single "Life has been fine" from the movie "City Cowherd" and the episode "Sleepless" are all personal masterpieces. During the dissolution of the Eagle Glee Club, Walsh still produced new works one after another.