Description & Facts: Monkey See, Monkey Do by James H Graff performed live by JACK from Tartu - Urmas Voe on Drums and Albert Lass on Bass at the Hea Muusika Festival (the "Good Music" Festival) in Vortsjärv, Estonia) THE EAGLES facts/info/trivia: They started out as Linda Ronstadt's backup band in 1971. Their Greatest Hits album is the best selling album of all time (or is it Thriller?). They were the first band to charge over $100 for arena shows. They did it on their 1994 Hell Freezes Over tour, and when fans paid the price, other acts like The Rolling Stones followed suit. Henley and Frey fired Felder from the Eagles company, Eagles Ltd., in 2001. Felder sued them for wrongful termination. They sued the American Eagle Foundation, a charity dedicated to saving the birds, for using the domain name eagles.org and the phone number 1-800-2EAGLES. The case was dismissed when the band couldn't make court appearances. Their concert in 2001 was the first event ever at the American Airlines Center in Dallas. Good tickets were reselling for about $1500. Frey was in a short-lived TV show called South of Sunset. It was canceled after one episode. Henley was in a band called Shiloh, which recorded an album produced by Kenny Rogers. Recording for the same record label was Longbranch Pennywhistle, a band featuring Frey and JD Souther, who would later co-write many Eagles songs. Leadon was in many groups before the Eagles, including Hearts and Flowers, the Dillard-Clark Expedition, and the Flying Burrito