Glenn Frey on the Dan Patrick Show (Part 1) 4/22/15

[@marcusbradly5982]

Glenn Frey has been gone for over 5 years. I can’t even express how much the music of the Eagles meant to me. His song ‘The new kid in town’ is a masterpiece. Rest In Peace Mr Frey❤️.

[@thomashamilton9658]

Maybe I've been too hard on Glenn. But masterpiece? That song? No, I'm sorry but that is just taking it to the limit. Get it?

[@christiansanden8005]

Its a masterpiece

[@thomasrichardson3917]

​@@thomashamilton9658...you can't possibly be anything close to musician. That is absolutely one of the most ignorant comment s of all time on social media. And...that is not taking it to the limit!

[@gregsolomon]

"New Kid In Town" Wasn't "His Song"...It Was A Collaboration Between Don Henley, Glenn Frey, And J. D. Souther.

[@flyboy6258]

@@gregsolomon Don Felder wrote the music for New Kid. It was always his and never seems to get his due. I'm fed up.

[@rudfil]

Eagles were one if not the most powerful band for 2 decades in America lead by the famous Glen Frey. R.I.P.

[@jordanlargey8648]

Rudy F Don Henley was the “leader”, but Don and Glen were called the “God’s” by Felder and the others. Glen Frey was a dick. Rip, but he was a dick.

[@dalelardie6742]

Dondero High School,,,,,i iknew him when he was packing groceries...Seger told him "write your own stuff, play your own stuff,, be original."

[@Silentskip001]

When you say two decades you mean the 70s right

[@juana1483]

@@jordanlargey8648 yep. 👌

[@jasonraczkowski6001]

@@Silentskip001 70s and the reunion in the 90s

[@barryetherton4889]

Thanks Glen for 40 years of great music. RIP

[@patriciariesen4256]

What a sweet interview! Thank you for uploading. And thank you Dan Patrick for leading Glenn to talk about how "mysterious" the Eagles were back in the early 70's. After buying an album, the only way to figure out which handsome boy sang which song was to go to a concert. And Glenn was the charismatic, chatty, handsome frontman. Rip dear beautiful Glenn Frey.

[@daisymaisymae8788]

A very smart man and a wonderful artist. Thank you for the most awesome moments listening to your music with my son Glenn. I wish you peace.

[@davelamore6309]

Hello

[@cm37177]

He sounds like a nice guy. I don't know, but since virgo is rarely wrong...I would say he is.

[@kennethroyston]

You don't realize how significant a man and his music is until he's gone. R.I.P. Glen Fry. I am deeply saddened to hear of your passing.

[@markm50]

Glenn looks fairly well here. Amazing how fast someone can go down hill health-wise when they are fragile. He was not in great health last few years of his life. This Dan Patrick interview was in April 2015. He died in Jan 2016, less than 9 months later. I saw The Eagles in concert in Little Rock 3 months after this interview, in late July, 2015. The Little Rock concert was their next to last before Glenn died (Last concert was in Bossier City, LA). Glenn died less than 6 months after the Little Rock concert. Saw Tom Petty in same venue and he died 6 months after that. Bad coincidence. Loved them both. Great contributions to music.

[@kenth-zj3dq]

. . Mark M. . PLEEEASE don't go toANY concerts. . .Except Katy PERRY maybe In6 mos Boom ! ! . .Dr K

[@maxwelter9545]

Thank you Glenn. You added a beautiful soundtrack to my life.

[@Dreamweaver777]

Great interview....he is so clear, sun tan and looks terrific. I will be a fan always, his great music fills our house often. Ty Glenn Frey. xxoo

[@RickyTickyTabby]

Great great great interview. That’s a man that knows how to interview and ASK intelligent meaningful nostalgic questions that stimulate the senses and satisfies listeners ears. RIP Glenn Frey. Your talents are eternal.

[@mkivy]

Until we meet again! Thank you for wonderful music and the years of memories!

[@motleyfan7558]

I can't be the only one who feels like a close friend or family member passed away ?

[@saveriosalemme5366]

Motley Fan How is it possible with all his money the doctors fucked up.

[@mbertr1071]

@@saveriosalemme5366 .. glenn had health issues for years

[@FirBurger98]

@@saveriosalemme5366 you can have all the money in the world but it can't save you

[@saveriosalemme5366]

Francisco Ordaz I hear you Francisco ⚰️

[@debrafranklin4732]

Saw the Eagles when they opened for YES I can still hear Glen say. "Welcome and Good Evening, we're the Eagles from Los Angeles." Everyone was standing around after the show and talking about YES but also the buzz was "Man that lead in band was great!" Little did they know it started a lifetime love affair with the Eagles. I usually saw them once or twice a year. And yes, I wept when he died like I had lost a dear friend. RIP Glen Frey.

[@josephzaccone4328]

Words can not describe how bad i feel about glens passing I love the Eagles and there music it took something away from my love of music and I guess it's only the beginning like when Elvis passed and others each time someone goes it takes something away from me

[@dadaevan]

A short 9 months after this interview Glenn was gone. Way too soon. Glad that I got to see the Eagles several years ago when Glenn and Don were touring.

[@fvjunkie]

Glenn Frey had an amazing career!!! Like with David Bowie the fallout of his drug addiction eventually took his life. Two beautiful artists that I have danced to many times. RIP Glenn and may God bless your family and comfort them during this hard time.

[@geemcdoom]

I thought Glenn had gotten clean, living a healthy life starting in the mid 80's...😏💔🎶

[@katemurphy5788]

+Kim Ullrich When people who obviously do not know these folks, make such a remark it is very sad. When you do not know of what you speak, don't.

[@marcsmilen6565]

+Kate Murphy BUT MAYBE THIS PERSON DOES KNOW! The news reports allege that Glen's arthritis pills contributed to his death.

[@huskerfaninNJ]

He died of complications of ulcerative colitis and pneumonia. But nice try. I live with inflammatory bowel disease and it is devastating to your health and can be quite life threatening. Most people in society have no idea how bad IBD can be. Educate yourself, please.

[@Squigglyize]

+huskerfaninNJ Heard it said that the drugs he was on for Arthritis are immune system suppressants which over time has probably contributed to the Colitis!! and yes I know!! UC nearly took my life 3 years ago. Saw them in Sydney in 1980 still great memories of that night!!

[@donriley3349]

So long, Glen. Last saw them in 94 on Hell Freezes Over Tour. But...saw them in 71 as Linda Ronstadts backing band at the Troubadour! Then in 73, 76, 77 and 78 in LA. Great to have seen them in the heyday, from Randy Meisner and Bernie Leadon to Timothy B., Joe, and Don Felder. The Eagles cannot be the same without Glen. RIP

[@spence7985]

Michael Kavooras I saw em in Little Rock Arkansas on the tour. Where u see em?

[@jackjames7806]

That is just amazing to hear. I just saw Deacon, Don, Joe, Timothy, Vince in St. Paul a few weeks ago. I couldn't believe it! Thanks for sharing your experiences!

[@kenth-zj3dq]

. .Nice CUP you gave him . REAL CLASS! ! ! WANKER DAN ! ! . .Dr K

[@kenth-zj3dq]

. . . . Saw them in the aSMALL Baseball 'Stadium' in Jersey City They OPENED for Beach Boys' ) who Sucked that night (people Boo'ed them and WANTED eagles BACK! ! ! It was. CLASSIC ! .DrK

[@jshepard152]

Very cool. I only saw them once.... in 2008. But I'm thankful for that.

[@NoName-sl1kx]

I miss you buddy, many days go by and I just cannot believe I never saw you live. I missed that in my life. I regret it because of the love of the Eagles. If I could change a few things in my life, I would have seen you live. Rip brother, damn it, why did you leave us

[@leanidis300]

What a cool guy Glenn seemed be, may God Rest his Soul.

[@triggertimetraining6963]

Thank you for the joy you brought to my life through your music. God bless you..Rest In Peace..

[@karb58benefits]

As a diehard Eagles fan would have loved to have had a beer with him, this was the next best thing.

[@sandypauldavis]

My favourite band the Eagles

[@mlbowen6476]

I remember when Glenn Frey went on a health kick in the mid/late 80's. He was a spokesman for I think Bailey's Fitness Center? I heard DJ's referring to him as Glenn "I've Got a Washboard Stomach" Frey.

[@mikemasiello5965]

He and Don Henley are the greatest songwriting duo ever in life

[@chrisgast]

First time I saw Glenn was in the "Jerry Maguire" film. Hell, I didn't even know who the Eagles were, as a band.

[@grainofsalt4934]

Sure do miss Glenn

[@blueguitar8479]

Glenn Frey had the best voice in the Eagles. RIP sir.

[@mysterio1570]

I still think that GF passed before his time.

[@EmmettLBrown2015]

A legend.

[@dadadruma]

He looked very healthy at this point!

[@rogerdat45]

dadadruma leave out the word very

[@cynthiareynolds3432]

Wow! Was this possibly one of his last interviews?

[@patton303]

Man. He had a lot of years left in him.

[@lisab7945]

Will miss you!

[@avsfan3724]

Who knew he'd be gone not even a year after this interview. RIP

[@ZenyattaFan1]

This interview was just 8 months before Glenn died.

[@Bryan8329]

So would this have been his last interview?

[@gregdahlen4375]

starts with a good song

[@malmes999]

you know... top man RIP Glen .

[@roberthunigman5051]

rip my friend

[@musicforthepeople4701]

Less than 1 year ago. You never know when you will be gone. Life is fragile.

[@FastPonyGT]

+Music For The People I know, right? So sad. I believe pneumonia is still the 4th leading killer and it can easily take someone at Glenn's age in a matter of several weeks, and did unfortunately :(

[@ClassicVideos80s]

+FastPonyGT I had pneumonia when I was 12 and I thought I was going to die.

[@FastPonyGT]

ClassicVideos80s I know, right? I've had it too and was absolutely the worst feeling ever.

[@mumausarbogast-fonck423]

:-(

[@keithspencer3389]

I saw the Eagles in 1996 @ Wembley ! That was before Din Felder was sacked ! He may not have written many songs but he sure was a mean guitarist particularly on Hotel California !

[@chrischurch4551]

Man, this hurts. He looked so good here. Just months ago

[@earthlingforever1269]

OMG I can't believe this guy died. I loved him and his music. Gifted, so gifted. R.I.P. Glenn.

[@joeyricci7168]

Earthling Forever - Yeah, it really blew me away! It sucks losing our favorite extremely gifted musicians.

[@randlemcmurphy4594]

I think you should sit down for this, John Lennon Johnny Cash and Frank Sinatra also dead😪

[@galianaify]

yes they was Genius ! probably the great group pop / rock

[@MovementGraffiti]

still, years later. very heartbreaking.

[@txmoney]

Singer, Songwriter, Musician. One of the greats. Goodbye, Glenn Frey.

[@ogrebattle22763]

RIP Glen... you were a great musician...

[@chungasrevenge9222]

+ogrebattle22763 "RIP Glen... you were a great musician..." Is he going to read it?

[@arvidhumstad3247]

+ogrebattle22763 ...meaning what?

[@wadems]

+ogrebattle22763 A legend. The man behind some of the best songs of all-time.

[@ogrebattle22763]

Arvid Humstad Exactly...

[@tryithere]

+Chungas Revenge He lived it.

[@mcren6781]

"You should never work thinking about hit songs." Tell that to this awful music industry now!!!

[@chriswoosley3883]

Industry?????What industry???nobody even BUYS music anymore, thanks to the internet, its sad...the """""so called fans""""""' and the internet destroyed the industry, theres no 2 ways about it, everybody streaming,WTF,thats not supporting the music industry

[@mcren6781]

Chris Woosley yeah it is sad.. and so there’s a major lack of talent in the musical world now. The would be brilliant super stars of today have likely chosen other career paths as a result. No more Journeys, Van Halen’s, Eagles, etc..

[@Williamwestp24]

@@chriswoosley3883 You got to live with the time. Time waits for no one. This isn't the twenthieth century.

[@chriswoosley3883]

@@Williamwestp24 What are you talking about???

[@BrentMorris44]

Sad to know Glenn Frey is no more. So many memories with their songs and his solo stuff.

[@lorenec7496]

This is the first time I've seen this interview. What is so disconcerting is that he looks so good and in exactly 9 months he was dead. Absolutely shocked when it happened but what was more shocking was the lack of any tributes to this great musician. I'm still not over the shock.

[@jaco7675]

Lorene C My thoughts exactly. He had no idea that in 9 months he’d be dead.

[@brianambrosemcmahon8531]

He had such a great sense of humor. A wonderful musician . Sadly missed 🙏🏼🇦🇺⭐️

[@deblyn0123]

💔

[@standupstraight9691]

One year later, are you still alive?

[@marcusbradly5982]

I know. I think the lack of tributes was due to people and especially music fans already being so shocked and distracted by David Bowie’s passing just over a week before. But absolutely Glenn Frey was an amazing musician. I miss him.

[@jimgallagher2979]

The relationships in the band might've run hot and cold but the music they turned out never changed. It was some of the best music ever written and performed for decades. Don't let yourself get caught up in petty ego driven things. Just listen and appreciate the music.

[@3775637]

There's a Hole In The World tonight

[@DebraDenton-yc2bo]

I love Glenn Frey. He was a big part of the Eagles. I couldn't believe he was gone! Eagles are one of the best bands out there! I hope the rest of them stick around for a long time! God bless and RIP Glenn..

[@JoeCuervoCactus]

He died relatively months after this interview he was put in the worse hospital, anything in NY is garbage, Gosh he died from complications with colitis? he couldn't sht because of the meds for rheumatoid arthritis, my grandpa had the same diagnosis PLUS prostate cancer, my grandpa lived until 95, we treated his colitis with food refined grade coconut oil, and we got clean as a weasel, Glen was in my opinion left to die and there's even rumors of elderly abuse by letting him soiled in his bed( security guard whistle blower wasn't seen again at the hospital) , i don't get what's the deal with his wife's lawsuit if she put him there and she didn't knew he was being treated that way, nah all she's doing is getting good pr to sell more records because posthumous records sell even more than when the singer is alive.

[@huskynation2318]

"People on Charlie's Angels were partying back then..." Best line in the interview. You will be missed, Mr. Frey.

[@MaryTunstall]

RIP #GlennFrey sad the world lost a music legend today We will always miss you! You will never be forgotten!

[@brucehauge1391]

So sad to hear this news. I just watched a video on you tube a couple nights ago of Glenn and Don talking about Linda Ronstadt. How that led them in forming the Eagles. He clearly was one of the greats. This is a shock to me as this was not expected.

[@davidfletcher6089]

I remember watching Dan Patrick that day and Glenn being on the show was such a plus. I loved that day!!!! I think Dan Patrick is a great interviewer. I miss Glenn!!!!

[@brendaharrington2201]

Glenn Frey is beginning to show his age.

[@michaelking2582]

Henley & Frey are America's Lennon & McCartney. Period.

[@SRNF]

Glenn was very kind here some of the questions were just......stupid.

[@brokinarrow1]

that is an understatement.

[@kennymcbride8080]

Exactly Patrick is a douchebag

[@DPS_CountJame]

Amazing musician. Will be missed greatly. One of a kind.

[@andyinoregon]

A very underrated guitarist. Check out the live performance of "Midnight Flyer" from 1974, and the beautifully understated lead guitar he composed and played on the studio recording of Timothy B. Schmit's "I Can't Tell You Why." I can't think of another guitar solo that so perfectly complements the lead vocal. Most fans don't realize that Don Felder in concert was just duplicating what Glenn Frey created in the studio.

[@RShea-lp9wk]

How would you know this

[@lionheart1126]

You don't know anything about guitar playing, stop lying

[@Less1leg2]

Frey was terribly wrong on stiffing Don Felder. Personal problems should have been set aside, because egos are bigger than mountains. But Don Felder's guitar work was equally a VOICE on Eagles music as Frey or Don Henley's vocals on songs. You could not and cannot separate Eagles music and not accept Don Felder's guitar riffs. The Eagles were good but Felder's input put them over the top best. It's a crying shame that Frey and Henley both stabbed Don Felder in the heart with vindictive decisions of exclusion. Don Henley and Frey should never have put "politics" into the Eagles situation when they inserted their own personal opinions on outside matters into Band members personal time.

[@mikeziegler3365]

I've always said that Frey and Henley had no right to expect Felder to play for free in order to support their own political agenda. If it meant so much to them, they should have paid Felder out of their own pockets or performed without him.

[@yathatsright5958]

A short 9 months after this interview and he was gone...RIP Glenn Frye. 1st concert I ever saw...Boz Scaggs opened...Fleetwood Mac in the middle..The Eagles closed it out

[@Jgeneraledger23]

@10:37, "You Belong!...You Belong!" That was funny. Thanks for all the great songs, RIP

[@ernestcope311]

One of the greatest singer songwriters of all time! I will always listen and love his music!! RIP Glen! Heaven is assembling one heck of a band!!

[@rickchalek6101]

Eagles took a lot of shit for being too 'slick', being too 'studied'. Gimme a break. Not everyone sits on a stool and vents his spleen with a guitar. These guys WERE slick. They played their asses off, especially live. I'm sorry people aren't 'inspired' by them, but challenge their musicianship and the quality of the product they put out on vinyl and it's obvious you know nothing about the record business, and probably nothing about the music business either. I love acts that seem like they're spilling their guts and touch an emotional chord. I also like bands that can play their cojones off and have good singers taking the helm. You simply can't discredit the Eagles as a bad band. You can only argue that they don't touch you 'there'.

[@Prof_Tickles92]

Why did he always look so sleepy?

[@tubeyouall2]

Many marriages don't last. Most friendships don't last. But some how bands are suppose to last forever......

[@Chainlink12666]

Exactly

[@SIMONP1965]

"What's the best way to introduce you" Egotistical control freek who attempted to rip off one of the Eagles full partners (Don Felder)

[@erikcasella4826]

Lol calm down

[@Arturo-sm1tb]

@@erikcasella4826 Actually it is accurate, but at least he was a better human than Don Henley. The two of them together as a Corporation were pure human evil. What they did to Felder was terrible.

[@brianl.koonce4142]

Glenn Frey went to Royal Oak Dondero high school in Royal Oak, MIchigan. They named one of the streets there after him. It was a few years before I graduated from Lahser High down the road. I just thought that was kinda cool.

[@suzyroc6267]

Great looking man. He was stern when it came to the Eagles, but that is why they were so successful for as long as they were he was all business while others whined about who was going to have a hit song. He worked hard and his work persevevered and paid off for so long. He didn't let anyone mess with his dream, and look where it got him in the music industry. Rip Glen Fry an awesome musician with an awesome career

[@markj2838]

Very well said...

[@zackamania6534]

Fuck. I've grown up on the Eagles, played all my parents LPs saw the Hell Freezes Over tour in high school (which was MONUMENTAL that year)-I'll miss his presence.

[@Joesfosterdogs]

He doesn't look like a rock star...he has that Jerry Maguire agent vibe about him. His looks and voice don't match imo...very unique talent. Sad...very sad indeed!

[@dylanhills3244]

Love your username!!!

[@Joesfosterdogs]

after listening to the Don Felder int if half of what he said is true of Henley and Frey not a big fan of anymore...same BS...power/control...especially henley it seems. even felder sang good! Eagles best vocal band ever...that is fact. Crazy...felder, frey, henley, schmidt, and walsh.

[@Ravnheart1]

+Jeff Porcaro Groove Master You don't have to like the man to respect his talent. Frey remains an incredibly talented singer and songwriter regardless of his dealings with other band members. He will always be the man who wrote and performed the soundtrack to my youth, and I remain a dedicated fan.

[@Joesfosterdogs]

No doubt talented. That isn't the issue. Eagles story is like the other 100 bands...ego, power, control. Old story. Above talent musically, very average as a person.

[@dylanhills3244]

Yeah, Henley and Frey treated Felder like shit, but Felder, despite what all went on between them and the subsequent litigation, was all class in his remembrance of Frey on Facebook.

[@stargazer7426]

RIP Glenn and thanks for the memories and inspiration.

[@reneherveille2468]

What is the truth? I believe that he's really a control freak. Fear is one of his surnames. He and Don did things that I never would like one of my friends to do, but hey... I didn't like the eagles for their characters, not because of their interviews, I like them for their music. Yes, it's true, Hotel California wouldn't be born without Don Felder, but also without Glenn, Randy, and Don. All this stuff about who did what, draws away the attention of what it really was... A great band, who founded a big part of my youth. No one can take that away anymore!

[@midnitejax]

+JoJoGunn Great response with such a shallow mind.

[@midnitejax]

+Rene Herveille i concur

[@RShea-lp9wk]

@@midnitejax :gee wilikers dee cee, you're so clever with them words and such.

[@Themanwhocameback2]

I'm glad to see him looking so well, and being so cheerful here.

[@dtp056]

Me too....

[@JeffWaynee]

He sadly died about 9 months after this. RIP Glenn.

[@tinashaarda6992]

The best harmonizing group, you are already missed Glenn!! ☹

[@jackjames7806]

Yes! My Mom always says that! Need more harmonizing these days!!

[@fifthbusiness1678]

Manhattan Transfer?

[@dibber43]

Say what you will about the inner squabblings of the Eagles over the years, but Glenn Frey was one half of the American Beatles songwriting duo!!!(Don Henley) We lost a musical genius when we lost Glenn Frey!!!😢

[@juana1483]

If you appreciate guitar, you know all that great rock and roll was coming from Felder's guitars!

[@brandonvanderwe2432]

I think that’s why Glen was always down on Felder... because he might have been a little jealous of his ability but I love them both and wished they would have got along.

[@dulynoted8655]

Bullshit! Fielder was a great guitar play, but Glenn was the BOSS! The Eagles was HIS band... he started it, he named it, he led it... And by God, he could do as he seemed fit! Must have done something right....

[@bobmanor]

He looks so darn healthy in this. Hard to believe he had less than a year to live.

[@desertmulehunter]

He doesn't look that well here.

[@jordihester3438]

He left us with a head full of tunes to enjoy. Dan, you did a great job, you two just flowed through this interview.

[@Thisizmyname]

So soft spoken. So easy to love. RIP Glenn.

[@davidjohnson-fo7ze]

Why are all the rock n rollers dying? Ya know I have watched the people in the concerts of all these legends and it is made up of old and young. Young people still like good rock and roll, that's why people like the rolling stones make a gobillion dollars for every show. Why don't people make good music any more? Young people want it but all they are given is this plastic shit they play on the radio. STOP dying guys, when you're all gone it's over with.

[@craigmaggard3202]

They're getting old!!!

[@STEAMBOLTANNIE]

at about 2.O6 or so you can see he is in pain with his arthritis...watch his movement and arm and the look on his face. so sad. I am 60 and my arthritis has given me no end of problems when struming my guitar.

[@Rodolphus1]

I'm 27 and like Glenn, I have Rheumatoid Arthritis. Its pain and problems every day.

[@regalsage]

I LOVE Glen Frey. G-D bless his soul. Humorously I noticed and counted the number of times he says "YOU KNOW". Part 1 had 65 times (at around 11 minutes) and Part 2 had 52 times (at around 16 minutes). TOTAL: 117 times!! of "YOU KNOW" ( in about 27 minutes) if I did not miss any of them :)))) RIP Glen.

[@johncooper4284]

RIP Glenn. A true singer and songwriter.

[@juniorjohnson5961]

And greedy mother fucker it's a shame the way he Henley treated the other members of the band through the years. But I'm a fan of the band.

[@terryw007]

About two years ago I flew from Cancun MX to Las Vegas to see the Eagles in concert at the MGM...got to MGM the day before concert was sold out...the ticket counter would not budge even with a 100 dollar tip/bribe on top of ticket....lost my chance....bummed....

[@somebeachtoo]

RIP. saw the Eagles in 2004. Great concert. Very sad....

[@wayofthinkin]

+Chris Virnig Cool !! Saw them in 72 and 75, both great shows. Miss them, although I hope that the remaining members will carry on.

[@fourcups123]

This is not good month for losing rock musicians ? david & glen ? Rest in peace guys , you will both be missed .

[@kwixotic]

Rather sad.......he was obviously in pain from the RA and maybe even the UC though he appears healthy in the interview. Of course, he might have been taking the steroid Prednisone to make him feel better.

[@sargeGXP]

Prednisone does NOT make you feel better

[@kwixotic]

+American only. It can give the user a drug high for one as I can readily attest to. AND it can by knocking out an inflammatory condition also make one feel better even if that's temporary ( which again I can attest to).

[@msix1836]

Legend among legends. RIP Glenn, you are still missed a great deal !

[@rgiardelli]

The only way to see the groups you liked in the 70's was to go to a show or Don Kirshners Rock Concert or Midnight Special, there was a mystique that doesnt exist with todays artists. 70's were the greatest, for music and everything else.

[@nrxhavoc]

Frey and Henley ruined what could have been a long running masterpiece of a band! They got too greedy and wanted too much control and money...

[@SuperVintage74]

R.I.P Glenn Frey Thanks For Writting & Singing Beautiful Songs.

[@lescunningham174]

Sad to think that nine months later he was dead. My favorite musician and singer by far. He was the Eagles.

[@ROSALIECALIENDO]

And we still listen to the music of Glenn and The Eagles. Rest In Peace Glenn🙏❤

[@thfzn]

He doesn't look sick at all. In less than a year he would be gone. How sad.

[@kenni123064]

The Eagles like Don Henley says was always “Glen Frey’s” band. Such a great voice, such a great songwriter, and such a presence! There will never be another Glen Frey! RIP a Glen my man! Thank you for being the KING!

[@juniorjohnson5961]

Unfinished business ... Let's get every penny we can

[@nrxhavoc]

Frey and Henley ruined what could have been a long running masterpiece of a band! They got too greedy and wanted too much control and money

[@robertbowman297]

r.i.p. glenn you will be missed deeply

[@ZumaDogg]

In '94 I lived in Malibu. One Sunday morning I heard most excellent rock music being jammed (drum/guitar only) from across the canyon. Sounded SO good I wondered WTF? Couple years later I learned it was Don Henley's house. I then realized, wow...that was Joe Walsh jamming with Henley to test waters for Eagles reunion -- which hadn't been announced yet.

[@juniorjohnson5961]

94 Damn I'm 70 & thought I was old. Hope your still alive 🙏

[@CaptainSpalding72]

He looks good there... Damn, he went fast... Love your work, Glenn!

[@gregbradford2152]

Glenn Frey did not die! He's the hidden son of Jerry Lewis... Fake Media Myths exposed! kzbin.info/www/bejne/rne2cn5vZpZ4m9E

[@arnoldagbayani7898]

I remember mr.glen frey..guested at miami vice 80' he sang you belong to the city

[@dgrundman7499]

Man, he looked good right up till the end, didn't he? And that hair!! Ugh, I hate you Glen, you stole my share of hair and left me with nothing but bald, bastard!! :) RIP desperado . . .