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Don Henley |
"I don't want be the one to call if off," Henley tells Anthony Mason. Henley says it will be Glenn Frey's choice.
"I think Glenn will probably be the one to call off the Eagles thing," Henley says. "I think it will be his decision when it's time to stop. And I'm going to leave it to him."
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Henley also answers music executive David Geffen, who dismissed Henley as a "malcontent" in a documentary about the Eagles. The Eagles battled Geffen's record label in a contract dispute.
"I think Glenn and I both, when we detect dishonesty and unfairness, we are malcontents, as we should be," Henley says. "And we smelled a rat pretty early on. So if that makes me a malcontent, then I'll own it."
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