Steely Dan producer Gary Katz has recalled the time he had to tell Henley his contributions on the hit song were "no good"The post Eagles’ Don Henley was once fired from tracking vocals on Steely Dan’s 1977 hit ‘Peg’ appeared first on NME.

Interesting gossip out of the classic rock world today: apparently Steely Dan producer Greg Katz once had to fire the Eagles’ Don Henley from tracking vocals on Steely Dan’s 1977 hit “Peg.” And it’s still awkward.

Steely Dan will hit the road this fall for the Absolutely Normal Tour ’21, which will kick off in Miami at the beginning of October and wrap up at the end of November in Boston. There will also be a pair of accompanying live albums released before the tour begins: Northeast Corridor: Steely Dan Live! and a live version of Donald Fagen&...

David Crosby, legendary folk-rock survivor and Twitter curmudgeon, recently announced plans to release the new solo album For Free, and he shared its first single, the Michael McDonald duet “River Rise.” Crosby recorded the LP with his son, producer and multi-instrumentalist James Raymond, and it features a couple of other no...

Who knew that thrash metal and jazz-funk could co-exist in perfect harmony? YouTuber Bill McClintock knew, obviously