Don Henley's concert at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium on Sunday night (Oct. 18) was the intersection of one the greatest bodies of work in American music and one of the most hallowed venues in the country.
Don Henley’s “Words Can Break Your Heart” is a soft love ballad that is capable of ripping open old wounds. His song with Trisha Yearwood relies on a simple arrangement and a beautifully efficient chorus.
Don Henley's first solo studio album since 2000, Cass County, debuted at No. 1 on Billboard's Top Album Sales chart this week, marking the first No. 1 album of the Eagles' founding-member's solo career.
When Don Henley goes country, he goes big or goes home. The Eagles singer brought out the big guns for his new record Cass Country, inviting some of country’s biggest names to join him, including the one and only Dolly Parton. Henley recently released the music video for their duet, “When I Stop Dreaming," which was originally recorded by the Louvin Brothers.
Eagles founding member and musical legend Don Henley recently previewed eight tracks from his new solo country-infused album at a press event in Nashville, which revealed several big names who will appear on the tracks.
Don Henley, drummer and songwriter for country-rock superstars the Eagles, is reportedly in the studio working on a solo country album, with Stan Lynch of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers sitting in the producer's chair.