Complete List Of The Eagles Albums And Discography

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This Complete List Of The Eagles Albums And Songs presents the band’s studio albums, live releases, and major compilation albums. The Eagles formed in Los Angeles, California, in 1971, and their recordings helped bring country rock to a worldwide audience. Their catalog also reflects a musical shift toward a bigger, harder-edged rock sound as the 1970s progressed.

The seven original studio albums appear first in chronological order, followed by the live albums and compilations. Each original album cover, release date, and track listing is retained, with a short introduction to the music, chart performance, and notable songs. The later collections show how widely the band’s recordings have continued to circulate over the decades.

THE EAGLES STUDIO ALBUMS

Eagles

Released June 1, 1972

Released in June 1972 and produced by Glyn Johns, the Eagles’ debut album reached number 22 on the Billboard 200. “Take It Easy,” “Witchy Woman,” and “Peaceful Easy Feeling” all became Top 40 singles, introducing the California country-rock harmonies that would make the group famous.

CD Track Listing

1. Take It Easy
2. Witchy Woman
3. Chug All Night
4. Most of Us Are Sad
5. Nightingale
6. Train Leaves Here This Morning
7. Take the Devil
8. Earlybird
9. Peaceful Easy Feeling
10. Tryin’

Desperado

Released April 17, 1973

The Eagles followed their debut in April 1973 with a concept album inspired by outlaws of the American West. Desperado reached number 41 on the Billboard 200, and although “Tequila Sunrise” and “Outlaw Man” were modest charting singles, the title song became one of the band’s most enduring recordings.

CD Track Listing

1. Doolin-Dalton – 3:29
2. Twenty-One – 2:10
3. Out of Control – 3:05
4. Tequila Sunrise – 2:54
5. Desperado – 3:34
6. Certain Kind of Fool – 3:01
7. Doolin-Dalton (instrumental) – 0:47
8. Outlaw Man – 3:34
9. Saturday Night – 3:20
10. Bitter Creek – 5:03
11. Doolin-Dalton / Desperado (reprise) – 4:49

On the Border

Released March 22, 1974

Released in March 1974, On the Border rose to number 17 on the Billboard 200 as the Eagles moved toward a stronger rock sound. “Already Gone” helped announce that change, while the ballad “Best of My Love” became the band’s first number-one hit on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1975.

CD Track Listing

1. Already Gone – 4:15
2. You Never Cry Like a Lover – 4:00
3. Midnight Flyer – 3:58
4. My Man – 3:30
5. On the Border – 4:23
6. James Dean – 3:38
7. Ol’ 55 – 4:21
8. Is It True? – 3:14
9. Good Day in Hell – 4:26
10. The Best of My Love – 4:34

One of These Nights

Released June 10, 1975

One of These Nights became the Eagles’ first number-one album on the Billboard 200. Its three major singles were the chart-topping title song, “Lyin’ Eyes,” which reached number two, and Randy Meisner’s unforgettable vocal performance on “Take It to the Limit,” which reached number four.

CD Track Listing

1. One of These Nights
2. Too Many Hands
3. Hollywood Waltz
4. Journey of the Sorcerer
5. Lyin’ Eyes
6. Take It to the Limit
7. Visions
8. After the Thrill Is Gone
9. I Wish You Peace

Hotel California

Released December 8, 1976

Arriving in December 1976, Hotel California topped the Billboard 200 and became the band’s defining studio achievement for many listeners. “New Kid in Town” and the title track both reached number one, while “Life in the Fast Lane” became another major hit and helped give the album its darker view of fame and excess.

CD Track Listing

1. “Hotel California”
2. “New Kid In Town”
3. “Life In The Fast Lane”
4. “Wasted Time”
5. “Wasted Time (Reprise)”
6. “Victim Of Love”
7. “Pretty Maids All In A Row”
8. “Try And Love Again”
9. “The Last Resort”

The Long Run

Released September 24, 1979

The Eagles returned in September 1979 with The Long Run, another number-one Billboard 200 album and their first studio release featuring Timothy B. Schmit. “Heartache Tonight” topped the Hot 100, while the title track and “I Can’t Tell You Why” both reached number eight, showing that the band could still deliver enormous radio hits even as internal tensions increased.

CD Track Listing

1. “The Long Run”
2. “I Can’t Tell You Why”
3. “In The City”
4. “The Disco Strangler”
5. “King Of Hollywood”
6. “Heartache Tonight”
7. “Those Shoes”
8. “Teenage Jail”
9. “The Greeks Don’t Want No Freaks”
10. “The Sad Cafe”

Long Road Out of Eden

Released October 30, 2007

After nearly three decades without a new studio album, the Eagles released the double album Long Road Out of Eden in October 2007. It entered the Billboard 200 at number one, while “How Long” earned the group a Grammy Award for Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal. “Busy Being Fabulous” and the expansive title song showed how the band balanced familiar harmonies with the concerns of a changing world.

CD Track Listing

Disc One:

1. “No More Walks In The Wood”
2. “How Long”
3. “Busy Being Fabulous”
4. “What Do I Do With My Heart”
5. “Guilty Of The Crime”
6. “I Don’t Want To Hear Any More”
7. “Waiting In The Weeds”
8. “No More Cloudy Days”
9. “Fast Company”
10. “Do Something”
11. “You Are Not Alone”

Disc Two:

1. “Long Road Out Of Eden”
2. “I Dreamed There Was No War”
3. “Somebody”
4. “Frail Grasp On The Big Picture”
5. “Last Good Time In Town”
6. “I Love To Watch A Woman Dance”
7. “Business As Usual”
8. “Center Of The Universe”
9. “It’s Your World Now”
10. “Hole In The World” (on collector’s edition)
11. “Please Come Home For Christmas” (on collector’s edition)

THE EAGLES LIVE ALBUMS

Eagles Live

Released November 7, 1980

Released in November 1980 as the group’s original run was coming to an end, Eagles Live reached number six on the Billboard 200. The live version of “Seven Bridges Road” became a Top 40 single, and the record brought together concert performances recorded during different phases of the band’s 1970s career.

CD Track Listing

1. “Hotel California”
2. “Heartache Tonight”
3. “I Can’t Tell You Why”
4. “The Long Run”
5. “New Kid In Town”
6. “Life’s Been Good”
7. “Seven Bridges Road”
8. “Wasted Time”
9. “Take It To The Limit”
10. “Doolin-Dalton (Reprise II)”
11. “Desperado”
12. “Saturday Night”
13. “All Night Long”
14. “Life In The Fast Lane”
15. “Take It Easy”

Hell Freezes Over

Released November 8, 1994

The Eagles’ much-anticipated 1994 reunion produced Hell Freezes Over, which reached number one on the Billboard 200. Alongside live versions of classics such as “Hotel California” and “Desperado,” it featured four new studio recordings, including “Get Over It” and the widely heard “Love Will Keep Us Alive.”

CD Track Listing

1. Get Over It
2. Love Will Keep Us Alive
3. The Girl From Yesterday
4. Learn to Be Still
5. Tequila Sunrise
6. Hotel California
7. Wasted Time
8. Pretty Maids All in a Row
9. I Can’t Tell You Why
10. New York Minute
11. The Last Resort
12. Take It Easy
13. In the City
14. Life in the Fast Lane
15. Desperado

Live From The Forum MMXVIII

Released October 16, 2020

Released in October 2020, Live From The Forum MMXVIII documented 2018 concerts at the Forum in Inglewood, California, and reached number 16 on the Billboard 200. The recordings feature Don Henley, Joe Walsh, Timothy B. Schmit, Vince Gill, and Deacon Frey, blending Eagles favorites with memorable Joe Walsh and Don Henley solo material.

CD Track Listing

CD One:

1. “Seven Bridges Road”
2. Joe Walsh: “How ya doin?”
3. “Take It Easy”
4. “One Of These Nights”
5. Don Henley: “Good evening, ladies and gentlemen”
6. “Take It To The Limit”
7. “Tequila Sunrise”
8. “In The City”
9. Timothy B. Schmit: “Hey, everybody, that’s Joe Walsh”
10. “I Can’t Tell You Why”
11. “New Kid In Town”
12. Don Henley: “Just want to thank all of you…”
13. “How Long”
14. Deacon Frey: “Hello, everybody…”
15. “Peaceful Easy Feeling”
16. “Ol’ ’55”
17. “Lyin’ Eyes”
18. “Love Will Keep Us Alive”
19. Vince Gill: “How about a nice hand for California, man…”
20. “Don’t Let Our Love Start Slippin’ Away”
21. “Those Shoes”

CD Two:

1. “Already Gone”
2. “Walk Away”
3. Joe Walsh: “Is everybody OK?”
4. “Life’s Been Good”
5. “The Boys Of Summer”
6. “Heartache Tonight”
7. “Funk #49”
8. “Life In The Fast Lane”
9. “Hotel California”
10. “Rocky Mountain Way”
11. “Desperado”
12. “The Long Run”

THE EAGLES COMPILATION ALBUMS

Their Greatest Hits (1971–1975)

Released February 17, 1976

Released in February 1976, Their Greatest Hits (1971–1975) topped the Billboard 200 and collected ten songs from the band’s first four studio albums. Featuring hits such as “Take It Easy,” “Lyin’ Eyes,” and “Best of My Love,” it became a historic bestseller and received an unprecedented 40-times-platinum U.S. certification in 2026.

CD Track Listing

1. “Take It Easy”
2. “Witchy Woman”
3. “Lyin’ Eyes”
4. “Already Gone”
5. “Desperado”
6. “One Of These Nights”
7. “Tequila Sunrise”
8. “Take It To The Limit”
9. “Peaceful Easy Feeling”
10. “Best Of My Love”

Eagles Greatest Hits Volume 2

Released November 13, 1982

Issued in November 1982, this second greatest-hits collection reached number 52 on the Billboard 200 and focused primarily on the group’s later 1970s material. “Hotel California,” “Heartache Tonight,” and “I Can’t Tell You Why” were joined by the popular live version of “Seven Bridges Road.”

CD Track Listing

1. Hotel California
2. Heartache Tonight
3. Seven Bridges Road
4. Victim of Love
5. The Sad Cafe
6. Life in the Fast Lane
7. I Can’t Tell You Why
8. New Kid in Town
9. The Long Run
10. After the Thrill Is Gone

The Best Of Eagles

Released May 10, 1985

This 1985 compilation gathered familiar Eagles recordings for international listeners, ranging from “Take It Easy” to “The Long Run.” Its selection of ballads and radio hits is a reminder of just how many different sounds the group brought to mainstream rock throughout the 1970s.

CD Track Listing

1. Take It Easy
2. Peaceful, Easy Feeling
3. Desperado
4. Tequila Sunrise
5. Best Of My Love
6. Lyin’ Eyes
7. Take It To The Limit
8. One Of These Nights
9. Hotel California
10. New Kid In Town
11. Life In The Fast Lane
12. Heartache Tonight
13. The Long Run

The Very Best of the Eagles

Released July 11, 1994

This 1994 collection offered a broader overview of the band’s early and later work, mixing country-rock favorites with songs from the Hotel California and The Long Run years. Tracks such as “Doolin-Dalton,” “Desperado,” and “Life in the Fast Lane” show the range of their writing and arrangements.

CD Track Listing

1. Take It Easy
2. Witchy Woman
3. Peaceful Easy Feeling
4. Doolin-Dalton
5. Desperado
6. Tequila Sunrise
7. Best of My Love
8. James Dean
9. I Can’t Tell You Why
10. Lyin’ Eyes
11. Take It to the Limit
12. One of These Nights
13. Hotel California
14. New Kid in Town
15. Life in the Fast Lane
16. Heartache Tonight
17. The Long Run

Selected Works: 1972–1999

Released November 14, 2000

Released in November 2000, Selected Works: 1972–1999 is a four-disc retrospective that traces the Eagles from their earliest records through their reunion years. The set reached number 109 on the Billboard 200 and concludes with selections recorded at the band’s Millennium Concert, giving listeners both studio favorites and less familiar live performances.

CD Track Listing

CD1: Early Days

1. Take it easy
2. Hollywood waltz
3. Already gone
4. Doolin-Dalton
5. Midnight flyer
6. Tequila sunrise
7. Witchy woman
8. Train leaves here this morning
9. Outlaw man
10. Peaceful easy feeling
11. James Dean
12. Saturday night
13. On the border

CD2: The Ballads

1. Wasted time reprise
2. Wasted time
3. I can’t tell you why
4. Lyin’ Eyes
5. Pretty maids all in a row
6. Desperado
7. Try and love again
8. The best of my love
9. New kid in town
10. Love will keep us alive
11. Sad cafe
12. Take it to the limit
13. After the thrill is gone

CD3: The Fast Lane

1. One of these nights intro
2. One of these nights
3. Disco strangler
4. Heartache tonight
5. Hotel California
6. Born to boogie
7. In the city
8. Get over it
9. King of Hollywood
10. Too many hands
11. Life in the fast lane
12. The long run
13. The long run leftovers
14. The last resort
15. Random victims part 3

CD4: The Millennium Concert

1. Hotel California
2. Victim of love
3. Peaceful easy feeling
4. Please come home for christmas
5. Ol’ 55
6. Take it to the limit
7. Those shoes
8. Funky new year
9. Dirty laundry
10. Funk 49
11. All she wants to do is dance
12. The best of my love

The Very Best Of /The Complete Greatest Hits

Released October 21, 2003

Released in October 2003, this extensive two-disc collection climbed to number three on the Billboard 200. It brings together the Eagles’ five number-one singles alongside “Desperado,” “Seven Bridges Road,” and the then-new “Hole in the World,” making it one of the most useful introductions to the band’s full career.

CD Track Listing

Disc One:

1. “Take It Easy”
2. “Witchy Woman”
3. “Peaceful Easy Feeling”
4. “Desperado”
5. “Tequila Sunrise”
6. “Doolin-Dalton”
7. “Already Gone”
8. “Best Of My Love”
9. “James Dean”
10. “Ol’ ’55”
11. “Midnight Flyer”
12. “On The Border”
13. “Lyin’ Eyes”
14. “One Of These Nights”
15. “Take It To The Limit”
16. “After The Thrill Is Gone”
17. “Hotel California”

Disc Two:

1. “Life In The Fast Lane”
2. “Wasted Time”
3. “Victim Of Love”
4. “The Last Resort”
5. “New Kid In Town”
6. “Please Come Home For Christmas”
7. “Heartache Tonight”
8. “The Sad Café”
9. “I Can’t Tell You Why”
10. “The Long Run”
11. “In The City”
12. “Those Shoes”
13. “Seven Bridges Road” (Live)
14. “Love Will Keep Us Alive”
15. “Get Over It”
16. “Hole In The World”

The Studio Albums 1972–1979

Released March 25, 2013

Issued in March 2013, The Studio Albums 1972–1979 packaged the Eagles’ first six studio albums together, from Eagles through The Long Run. The set is especially valuable for listeners who want to follow the group’s development album by album rather than through a greatest-hits compilation.

Legacy

Released November 2, 2018

The Legacy box set arrived in November 2018, bringing together the Eagles’ seven studio albums along with key live recordings, singles, and concert video material in a career-spanning package. It offers a particularly broad view of the group, from its country-rock beginnings to its 2007 comeback.

To The Limit: The Essential Collection

Released April 12, 2024

This three-CD collection brought together 51 Eagles studio and live recordings, reaching across their career from 1972 through 2020. It includes all five of the band’s number-one Hot 100 singles and a full disc of concert recordings, giving fans a generous survey of the songs that made the Eagles so enduring.

Three-CD Track Listing

CD One

1. Take It Easy
2. Peaceful Easy Feeling
3. Witchy Woman
4. Train Leaves Here This Morning
5. Nightingale
6. Desperado
7. Doolin-Dalton
8. Tequila Sunrise
9. Outlaw Man
10. Saturday Night
11. Good Day in Hell
12. The Best of My Love
13. James Dean
14. Already Gone
15. Ol’ 55
16. On the Border
17. Midnight Flyer
18. After the Thrill Is Gone
19. Lyin’ Eyes

CD Two

1. One of These Nights
2. Take It to the Limit
3. Hotel California
4. Life in the Fast Lane
5. New Kid in Town
6. Victim of Love
7. The Last Resort
8. I Can’t Tell You Why
9. Heartache Tonight
10. In the City
11. The Long Run
12. Get Over It
13. Love Will Keep Us Alive
14. Hole in the World
15. How Long
16. Busy Being Fabulous

CD Three (Live)

1. Seven Bridges Road — Santa Monica Civic Auditorium (1980)
2. Take It Easy — The Forum (1976)
3. Take It to the Limit — The Forum (1976)
4. New Kid in Town — The Forum (1976)
5. Hotel California — The Forum (1976)
6. Already Gone — The Forum (1976)
7. Desperado — The Forum (1976)
8. Heartache Tonight — Santa Monica Civic Auditorium (1980)
9. I Can’t Tell You Why — Santa Monica Civic Auditorium (1980)
10. Life in the Fast Lane — Santa Monica Civic Auditorium (1980)
11. Tequila Sunrise — MTV (1994)
12. In the City — MTV (1994)
13. Peaceful Easy Feeling — Staples Center (1999)
14. The Best of My Love — Staples Center (1999)
15. One of These Nights — The Forum (2018)
16. The Long Run — The Forum (2018)

Updated October 26, 2026.

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