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Old 12-27-2009, 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by sodascouts View Post
Likewise, Glenn Frey may at one time have been egocentric, but today he comes off as very down-to-earth and is always quick to lavish praise upon Henley, Walsh, and Schmit while downplaying his own role in the band. I believe in a relatively recent issue of Rolling Stone he stated that "Without Henley, the Eagles would be Air Supply." I admire his oft-demonstrated humility.

Lindsey may at one time have expressed disdain for the Eagles, but I think now he's ready to step down from that high horse and give them their professional due. As far as Stevie goes, her ego never got in the way of Eagle relations.
Nancy, I think it took all those years off, for Glenn to realize that he was no longer the star(or boss) of the Eagles. Don's voice, had become, for the most part, THE voice of the Eagles. I'm sure that seeing Don's great solo success, compared to his own, helped further his acceptance, of Don's position.

The Eagles are clearly the bigger band...even Lindsey can't ignore that!

And yeah, now the the Eagles are a four piece, Stevie went from having slept with 40% of the band, to having slept with 50% of the band! Of course, Tim and Glenn might know more than they're letting on!
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