Don Felder's Split From The Eagles Was Much NASTIER Than You Think

The account of that agreement comes from Don Felder, and it is the single most contested claim in this story. In his telling, the 1994 reunion carried a condition: Henley and Frey would take a larger share of the profits, where the five of them had split evenly before. He signed. Six years later a box set arrived that he says was held by a company he owned no part of, and he started asking to see the books. On February 6, 2001, the band's manager sent him a letter. Henley and Frey's answer was that the agreement had always allowed a partner to be terminated. No version of that page has ever been made public. New documentaries on the business of famous bands every week. Subscribe. #FleetwoodMac #StevieNicks #LindseyBuckingham #RockHistory #MusicBusiness