An Eagle Has Flown To Heaven.

Just when I thought there couldn't be another tragic loss, I find out that Glenn Frey of the Eagles has died at age 67.

He co-founded the legendary band along with Don Henley. These two cowrote many of the group's classics, including "Take It Easy," "Tequila Sunrise," "Peaceful, Easy Feeling," and the chart toppers "Best Of My Love," "One Of These Nights," "New Kid In Town," "Hotel California," and "Heartache Tonight."

When he went solo, Frey had a few classics of his own, like "The One You Love," and most famously, "Smugglers' Blues," which led to him landing a role on "Miami Vice." He also played the lead in "South Of Sunset," which was cancelled after just one episode. "Smugglers' Blues" also had one of the most unforgettable videos of the 80's.

RIP, Mr. Frey. You, too, will be missed by your adoring fans.

Oh geez, my mother just mentioned it to me--we're losing all the good ones! At least he wasn't 69 and died of cancer that nobody knew of. (Alan Rickman, and David Bowie both did just that, it would have been super creepy if he fell in that category too.) My father is a huge Eagles fan--so I've actually been to 4 concerts, the most recent one being about a year ago. They were always really really good.