By Arye Dworken, eMusic ContributorSummer is festival season, but lately, festival season is actually just reunion season. Beginning with Coachella's uncanny knack for raising the dead (sometimes with the assistance of a hologram), bands are proving with alarming regularity… more »
By Wayne Robins, eMusic ContributorHotel California, the Eagles '1976 album, has sold more than 16 million copies. But beyond its place as one of the best-selling non-greatest-hits albums ever lies its once-controversial cultural significance: It was a seriously disputed… more »
By James Sullivan, eMusic ContributorThe sticker on the vinyl shrink-wrap of the Eagles' second album marketed it as "A Musical Experience." Only recently removed from backing the angelic young Linda Ronstadt, the four founding Eagles — Don Henley, Glenn… more »
By James Sullivan, eMusic ContributorFor their fifth studio album, the Eagles replaced Bernie Leadon with Joe Walsh, the former James Gang leader — fitting, given that the Eagles had once envisioned themselves as the rock 'n' roll equivalent of… more »