The Eagles' third studio album, On the Border, saw the band integrating a harder rock sound and embracing a more rebellious image. It marked a significant shift in their musical direction.
- The album was recorded in both Los Angeles and London, with additional sessions at Olympic Studios.
- "James Dean," the album's lead single, was co-written by Eagles member Don Felder and guitarist David Bluefield, and was their first single to feature Felder on lead vocals.
- The album reached number 17 on the Billboard 200 chart and was certified platinum by the RIAA.
Eagles are a Los Angeles-based rock band, best known for their country-tinged songs and vocal harmonies. In 1974, they were transitioning from a country-rock group to a more hard-rock sound.
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