Randy Meisner Concert Photos

Randy Herman Meisner (March 8 1946 – July 26, 2023) was a musician, best known as a founding member, songwriter, bassist, and backing vocalist of the classic rock band the Eagles. He helped form the band in 1971 and departed in 1977, citing "exhaustion" as the reason for his resignation. Despite his short time with the band, he wrote or co-wrote the songs"Take it to the Limit," "Certain Kind of Fool," "Too Many Hands," "Try and Love Again," "Is It True?" and many others. As a solo artist, he released three studio albums: "Randy Meisner" (1978), "One More Song," (1980), and "Randy Meisner" (1982). The latter two were top 100 hits in the US and Canada. He was also a member of Poco for a short period in the late 1960s and collaborated with Charlie Rich, Jr. and Billy Swan as "Black Tie" and then "Meisner, Swan, & Rich" between 1985 and 2001. Randy Meisner passed away on July 26, 2023 at the age of 77 from complications related to COPD.

Randy Meisner on Dec 18, 1982 [169-small]

Randy Meisner
Dec 18, 1982
 Greensboro, North Carolina, United States
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Randy Meisner on Oct 25, 1982 [922-small]

Randy Meisner
Oct 25, 1982
 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
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Randy Meisner on Mar 14, 1981 [052-small]

Randy Meisner
Mar 14, 1981
 Cherry Hill, New Jersey, United States
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Heart / Bob Welch / Randy Meisner / The Sky Gods on Sep 4, 1978 [282-small]

Heart / Bob Welch / Randy Meisner / The Sky Gods
Sep 4, 1978
 Sacramento, California, United States
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Randy Meisner / Eagles / Boz Scaggs on Jul 29, 1976 [335-small]

Randy Meisner / Eagles / Boz Scaggs
Jul 29, 1976
 Jersey City, New Jersey, United States
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Randy Meisner / The Beach Boys / Eagles on Aug 23, 1974 [013-small]

Randy Meisner / The Beach Boys / Eagles
Aug 23, 1974
 Jersey City, New Jersey, United States
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1982 2 photos
1981 1 photo
1978 1 photo
1976 1 photo
1974 1 photo

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