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Glenn FreyFounder of the legendary American rock band "Eagles"
Date of Birth: 06.11.1948
Country:  USA |
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Biography of Glenn Frey
Glenn Frey, one of the founders and co-writers of most of the famous songs of the band Eagles, was born on November 6, 1948, in the United States. He grew up in Michigan, although he was born in Detroit. In the 1960s, Frey emerged as a prominent figure in the Detroit underground music scene. During his time in school, he played in a local band. In the late 1960s, the aspiring musician recorded for the first time in a studio, playing a guitar solo. Frey was determined to become a professional musician and decided to move from his hometown to Los Angeles, where he had a better chance of success. His girlfriend, who shared his dreams of fame and the stage, accompanied him on this journey. In the new city, Frey made interesting acquaintances and found like-minded individuals.
The Formation of Eagles
In 1971, Frey, along with his friend Don Henley, started working on a musical project called "Eagles." For some time, Frey played guitar parts and also filled in as the keyboardist. Many of the early hits of the band were written and sung by Frey, including songs like "Take It Easy", "Peaceful Easy Feeling", "Already Gone", "Tequila Sunrise", "Lyin' Eyes," and many others.
Rise to Fame
The band Eagles gradually acquired a permanent lineup. Almost all the musicians who joined the band before had played rock music, but some specialized in folk-rock, while others played heavy and complex music. Eagles became one of the most beloved rock bands in both the United States and the world. Their albums sold millions of copies, and their concerts were always held in packed venues and stadiums.
Solo Career and Reunion
In 1982, the members of Eagles announced the band's breakup. Some of them were tired of endless touring, while others wanted to pursue solo careers. Frey decided to focus on his own creative work and began writing music for films. He composed soundtracks for movies such as "Beverly Hills Cop," "Smuggler's Blues," "Miami Vice," and "Ghostbusters II."
In the 1990s, Frey established his own recording studio and started helping talented yet unknown musicians find their style and take their first steps in the music industry. In the mid-1990s, the members of Eagles decided to reunite. They recorded the album "Hell Freezes Over" and delighted fans with a lengthy tour.
Currently, Frey frequently appears on television, acts in movies, and gives concerts, showcasing his enduring talent and passion for music.
