On Thursday night The Eagles rained rock on to Detroit. According to ultimateclassicrock.com the Eagles gave tribute to Detroit native and Eagles cofounder, Glenn Frey. The Eagles made a stop during their Hotel California Tour at Little Caesar Arena on Thursday, March 24th.

And during their three hour show, the members paid tribute to Glenn, who passed away in January of 2016. Don Henley, who started the band with Glenn back in 1971, told the crowd before “Take It to the Limit” that, “It’s always a little bittersweet to come play here, but we are forever connected with you. We miss our founder, but his legacy is going to live on in every song we play for you.”Before the night’s last song “Best of Love”, Henley addressed the crowd again, “Back in 1974, Glenn and J.D. Souther started writing this next song and were kind enough to bring me in on it. I want you to sing along. I’m gonna sing this for Glenn.”

Not enough of The Eagles? How about some of their greatest hits?

BY THE NUMBERS: The Eagles' 'Their Greatest Hits (1971-1975)'

• Copies sold: 38 Million

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• Place Held On RIAA’s Highest-Certified Albums List: 1st

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  'Their Greatest Hits' dethroned Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' in August 2018 as the biggest selling album of all time.

• Copies sold difference between ‘Their Greatest Hits’ and ‘Thriller’: 5 Million

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• Tracks Included On ‘Their Greatest Hits’: 10

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  "Take It Easy," "Witchy Woman," "Lyin' Eyes," "Already Gone," "Desperado," "One of These Nights," "Tequila Sunrise," "Take It to the Limit," "Peaceful Easy Feeling" and "Best of My Love."

• Tracks That Went #1 On Billboard’s Hot 100: 2

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  “Best Of My Love” and “One Of These Nights.”

• Tracks That Hit Top 10 On Billboard’s Hot 100: 3

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  “Witchy Woman” (#9), “Lyin’ Eyes” (#2) and “Take It To The Limit” (#4).
• Other tracks that made the Billboard Hot 100: 4

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  “Take It Easy” (#12), “Already Gone” (#32), “Tequila Sunrise” (#64) and “Peaceful Easy Feeling” (#22).

• Only song not to chart on the Billboard Hot 100: 1

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  “Desperado,” only because the Eagles didn’t release the song as a single, but it was covered by many artists notably Linda Ronstadt, Neil Diamond and Johnny Cash.