Meet Glenn Frey from The Eagles to solo artist
Glenn Frey, 37, grew up in Detroit and moved to California at 19 to pursue music. He helped form The Eagles in the early 1970s, selling over 50 million records and earning major awards as keyboardist, guitarist, singer and songwriter. He left the group in 1981 for a solo career, delivering two top selling albums with hits The One You Love and Smuggler's Blues. He has written songs for TV and film, plans a third album, and may act in a movie. He says he feels lucky and thankful about his dual music and acting success.
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