During a 2003 interview with The Uncool, The Eagles’ Glenn Frey discussed the origin of “Take It Easy.” “Jackson Browne, JD Souther, and I all lived at 1020 Laguna in Echo Park,” he said.

One of the defining songs of the subgenre is The Eagles’ “Take It Easy.” A member of the band connected its lyrics with some of the giants of the American literary tradition. Don Henley said ...

One of the defining songs of the subgenre is The Eagles’ “Take It Easy.” A member of the band connected its lyrics with some of the giants of the American literary tradition. Don Henley said ...

This fan certainly didn’t “Take It Easy” while slugging it out at an Eagles concert in the UK. A concertgoer attending a performance by the classic rock group at Hyde Park in London last ...

One of the guys in the Eagles was calling from Arizona ... "Hotel California." "Take It Easy." "Already Gone." "Witchy Woman." "New Kid in Town." "Tequila Sunrise." "Desperado." ...

the coaches are warming up their pipes — and putting the friendly competition aside — for a cover of the Eagles’ “Take It Easy.” In a recent interview with NBC, McEntire spoke about ...

Browne continued writing “Take It Easy” after their first impromptu session and later showed it to Frey again. “When I came back, I played it for Glenn Frey, and he asked if the Eagles could ...

Some things just don’t fly at The Eagles gig — such as brawling ... At Hyde Park in London, the classic rock band launched into “Take It Easy,” and for reasons unknown, fans in the ...