I was painting with my dad when I was little. He'd have the radio on. ... That's when I heard Don Henley singing and I thought — 'that's what I want to do,' ... I'd say it was his voice. It struck a chord with me. 
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Quotes about Don Henley
If Don Henley and Lindsey Buckingham would've come up in the f------ Internet age, they'd both be in jail right now.
was said
in Spinner.com
You don’t always know what to expect from freshmen, but these guys (Henley and English) stepped right in and got the job done
said Chris Haack
in Golf Week
The irony was that Don Henley was a spokesperson for the Coalition of Artists Rights, which is a bit hypocritical
was said
in Undercover
'In a New York minute, everything can change,' ... That's what Don Henley says. And he's right.
was said
I am shocked. His job was to look after Amy. I asked him to stay with Amy while she was recording at Henley. This was not part of the job! I don’t like infidelity. But Alex could be the victim in all this. I can’t ever imagine Alex seducing Amy. He looks like Clark Kent. It was clearly the other way round and Amy had her wicked way with him. But I would never dream of putting those two together.
was said
in VH1
Quotes from articles mentioning Don Henley
lock ourselves in the studio for three months and stay up for most of it. Whatever that was, we released and called it art
said Joe Walsh
I don’t know exactly why we’re doing it. I guess Glenn came up with it ... You feel a certain way with a suit and a tie on. My problem is my tie gets stuck in my guitar strings and all of a sudden my guitar doesn’t work anymore. I’ve got to get a tie clasp but I never get around to it.
said Joe Walsh
