Randy Meisner

They always had their share of talented bandmates.

Some moments were quite surprising for fans who liked them better in Old West outfits.

These projects tend to arrive at significant moments.

Eagles co-founder is remembered by fellow artists and entertainers.

He appeared on the group's first five albums, singing lead on the smash hit "Take It to the Limit."

Con man spent more than a decade pretending to be former Eagles bassist, while the real deal could do nothing about it.

They always featured other voices, even if the balance of power eventually shifted.

Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Joe Walsh, Don Felder, Bernie Leadon, Timothy B. Schmit and Randy Meisner — we looked through the band's catalog and ranked the results.

It was easier for some members of the legendary country-rock group to go their own way than it was for others.