Broken Arrow (band)

Broken Arrow was a country rock band formed in Los Angeles, California, in the early 1970s. The band was primarily known for featuring musicians who would later achieve greater fame and success in other groups or as solo artists.

The lineup of Broken Arrow shifted frequently, but notable members included J. D. Souther, who later became a prominent singer-songwriter and collaborator with the Eagles; and Glenn Frey, also later a founding member of the Eagles. Other musicians passed through the band's ranks during its short existence.

Broken Arrow was part of the Southern California country rock scene that flourished in the early to mid-1970s. While they did not release any commercially successful albums under the name Broken Arrow, their importance lies in providing a platform for emerging talent and contributing to the development of the country rock sound. The band's rehearsals and performances helped shape the musical styles and songwriting approaches of its members, contributing to their subsequent success. The group disbanded before achieving widespread recognition. Information regarding specific recordings or released material under the name "Broken Arrow" is scarce, indicating that their primary impact was as a formative band for its members.