glenn frey was the lead singer of lyin eyes.
who was the lead singer of lyin eyes?
glenn frey
lyin' eyes









































"lyin' eyes" is a song written by don henley and glenn frey and recorded in 1975 by the american rock band the eagles, with frey singing lead vocals. it was the second single from their album "one of these nights", reaching no. 2 on the "billboard" hot 100 chart and no. 8 on the "billboard" country chart. it remained their only top 40 country hit until "how long" in 2007–2008.









































the eagles received a grammy award for best pop performance by a group for "lyin' eyes", and were nominated for record of the year.









































section::::background and writing.
lyin' eyes
a model of the basin based on seismic reflection data gathered by the oil industry was published in the early 1990s. in this model, the northern part of the basin was an east-tilted half graben, while the southern portion was a west-tilted half graben. a transfer zone running in a southwest direction connected the two. more recently, gravity data has given support for a different model, which is consistent with other sources of information. in this new model, the northern portion is an ene-facing half-graben, extending further east than had been thought, while the southern portion is an east-facing half graben. the two are connected by a structural high running in a northwest direction. there is a west-tilting area in the southwestern margin of the basin, but it is just wide.
albuquerque basin