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Glenn Frey‚ Don Henley‚ Bernie Leadon‚ and Randy Meisner initially formed the American rock band the Eagles in 1971; however‚ over the years‚ other band members have joined and departed. Throughout the ’70s‚ the band achieved commercial success by releasing chart-topping albums and singles‚ but it was the 1976 album Hotel California that etched their name into the annals of superstardom. A legal pursuit has recently thrust the Eagles‘ iconic song “Hotel California” into the spotlight. The band’s pioneer member‚ Don Henley‚ is set to testify against three people — Glenn Horowitz‚ Craig Inciardi and Edward Kosinski — accused of being in illegal possession of‚ and making an attempt to sell‚ the Eagle’s handwritten lyrics of “Hotel California” and other beloved tracks from the band’s repertoire. Eagles’ ‘Hotel California’ lawsuit The Eagles‚ l to r: Bernie Leadon‚ Glenn Frey‚ Don Henley‚ Randy Meisner‚ Don Felder‚ ca. early 1970s. Courtesy: CSU Archives/Everett Collection Horowitz‚ who deals in rare books‚ was said to have bought the Eagles manuscript for $50‚000 from Ed Sanders‚ who allegedly stole the notepad from the band while working on an autobiography that was never published. Horowitz then sold them to Inciardi‚ a former Rock &; Roll Hall of Fame curator; and Kosinski‚ a memorabilia collector. While the duo tried to sell them in 2012‚ Henley got wind of it and paid $8‚500 to acquire the “Hotel California” notes. RELATED: The Eagles Song Don Henley And Glenn Frey Regretted Two years later‚ Kosinski tried to sell additional lyrics to Sotheby’s‚ which made Henley inform them of the possibility that the manuscripts were stolen. “When Don Henley learned that Inciardi and Kosinski were trying to sell portions of the manuscripts‚ he filed police reports‚ told the defendants that the materials were stolen‚ and demanded the return of his property‚” he stated in 2022. “Rather than making any effort to ensure they actually had rightful ownership‚ the defendants responded by engaging in a years-long campaign to prevent Henley from recovering the manuscripts.” The Eagles‚ the ‘Hell Freezes Over’‚ tour‚ from left: Joe Walsh Timothy B. Schmitt‚ Don Henley‚ Don Felder‚ Glenn Frey‚ 1994. In an interview with Fox News Digital‚ Eric Anderson‚ who serves as counsel at Early‚ Sullivan‚ Wright‚ Gizer &; McRae‚ highlighted a critical point. He explained that while the defendants may not have initially been aware of any theft‚ their subsequent actions aimed at obstructing Henley’s efforts ultimately made them guilty. “But according to the claims‚ once they became aware‚ instead of working the issue out with the Eagles‚ they lied about how they acquired the lyrics and did everything possible to delay and disguise the truth. They claimed that they were given the lyrics by Henley’s deceased bandmate‚ Glenn Frey‚” he explained. “While this easily could have been addressed via a civil matter‚ I think the length of time involved may be what led to a criminal charge here and what appears to be a complete lack of effort on the part of the defendants to resolve this outside of a criminal proceeding. Also‚ it’s clear that they still attempted to sell the lyrics after there was doubt raised about whether the lyrics were ever legally obtained in the first place.” THE EAGLES: IN THE SPOTLIGHT‚ Joe Walsh‚ Timothy B. Schmit‚ Don Henley‚ Don Felder‚ Glenn Frey‚ 1994. (c) PBS/ Courtesy: Everett Collection. He also emphasized that the case is garnering significant attention due to the prominence of the individuals involved and the manuscripts in question‚ which are currently valued at over $1 million. “Handwritten lyrics from the Eagles to what is arguably their most iconic song from one of the best-selling albums of all time?” Anderson added. “That is a gold mine‚ both in terms of value on the auction/memorabilia market and in terms of publicity.” Click for next Article The post Eagles’ ‘Hotel California’ Lawsuit Over Stolen Lyrics Uncovers New Revelation appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Peace A

The Library of Congress shared an unusual recipe for Featherlite Pancakes‚ which was scribbled on a First Independence National Bank of Detroit envelope. Interestingly‚ the list belonged to Rosa Parks‚ a founding member of the Civil Rights Movement. Manuscript Specialist Adrienne Cannon shared that the Howard G. Buffett Foundation gifted Rosa’s collection to the Library of Congress in 2016. The stash contained thousands of items‚ including family history‚ personal correspondence‚ writings‚ financial records‚ pictures‚ and books from Martin Luther King Jr. and Roots’ Alex Haley‚ who referred to Rosa as “the mother of us all.” Rosa Parks’ ‘Featherlite’ Pancake Recipe   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Library of Congress (@librarycongress) To make Rosa’s special pancakes‚ you’ll need peanut butter and three times the amount of baking powder you would normally use. Her niece‚ Sheila McCauley Keys‚ described them as “nice‚ petite pancakes‚” and “not like the big stacks you see now.” RELATED: The Queen’s Very Own Pancake Recipe Will Let You Bake Breakfast Fit For Royalty “I had never tasted the ones with the peanut butter until they cooked them at a school event in Pennsylvania‚ but she would make us pancakes‚” Keys said. “You’d get two‚ and you might get a dollop of apple butter‚ and we thought that was the best treat.” Adrienne says it is the only recipe in the collection of 10‚000 items‚ making it a special thing indeed. “We don’t know the origin of it or exactly when she may have jotted it down‚ but we do know it was written on the back of a bank envelope‚ the First Independence National Bank of Detroit‚” she explained. “She moved there with her husband Raymond Parks and her mother Leona McCauley in August of 1957.” Wikimedia Commons If you are looking to recreate the treat‚ you need a cup of flour‚ a tablespoon of baking powder‚ half a teaspoon of salt‚ two tablespoons of sugar‚ an egg‚ a cup and a quarter of milk‚ one-third cup of peanut butter‚ and one tablespoon of melted shortening or oil. Simply mix all together—dry ingredients first‚ and set on a griddle at 275 F. More things left by Rosa Parks Being an active pioneer of the Civil Rights movement at the time‚ Rosa left behind many items related to the cause. Alongside the recipe was a carpool note documenting ride-sharing after the church and boycott leaders had to provide the Black community with exclusive transportation during the Montgomery Bus Boycott. Wikimedia Commons Her Presidential Medal of Freedom — the highest civilian honor given by the executive and legislative branches of the federal government — from President Bill Clinton in 1966‚ as well as the Congressional Gold Medal she earned in 1999‚ were also contained in the box. Amidst these monumental finds‚ the pancake guide stood out because it showed a more personal side of Rosa. “Auntie Rosa just seemed to float around the house; she was so light…and in that kitchen experimenting‚” Keys recalled. Click for next Article The post Library Of Congress Shares Rosa Parks’ ‘Featherlite’ Pancake Recipe Found On Back Of Envelope appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Peace A

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