Former Eagles member and band cofounder Bernie Leadon has released a video for his first new music in over 20 years. Leadon released "Too Many Memories," his first music since 2004, last month. The ...

Founding Eagles guitarist Bernie Leadon released new album "Too Late to Be Cool" last Friday at age 78. (Wil Cohen / For The Times) The cover of Bernie Leadon’s new solo album is a vivid echo from his ...

Helping found The Eagles in 1971, Bernie Leadon famously exited the band in 1975 after pouring a beer over Glenn Frey’s head. Releasing two solo albums since, Leadon hasn’t dropped new music since ...

The mid-1970s was a transitional period for the Eagles, who, after dropping their first two records – Eagles and Desperado – began to embrace a harder-leaning rock edge in a quest to be the biggest ...

Too Late to Be Cool was produced by legendary studio whiz Glyn Johns, who also produced or co-produced the first three Eagles albums. It will be Leadon’s first solo studio effort since Mirrors, which ...

Eagles founding member Bernie Leadon has officially inked a global publishing pact with Warner Chappell Music (WCM). The Warner Music-owned publisher and the 78-year-old “Witchy Woman” co-writer ...

Bernie Leadon, the 78-year-old founding member of the Eagles, is making a return to music with his first album in over 20 years, “Too Late to Be Cool,” Parade reports. During an interview with Variety ...

Top 20 Eagles Songs Not Sung by Don Henley or Glenn Frey They always had their share of talented bandmates. Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Joe Walsh, Don Felder, Bernie Leadon, Timothy B. Schmit and Randy ...

Linda Ronstadt had an ear for talent. Set to tour in 1971, she and her manager recruited guitarist-vocalist Glenn Frey and drummer-vocalist Don Henley for her backup group. On the road, the pair ...

The Eagles has been the home to a handful of guitar greats – but the introduction of one such player into the mix helped spell the end for one of the band’s founding members. The mid-1970s was a ...