Bernie Leadon
| Born | July 19, 1947 |
| Hometown | Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States |
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JD Souther, singer-songwriter known for work with Eagles and Linda Ronstadt, dies at 78
- Raised in Amarillo, Texas, Souther was a Songwriter Hall of Fame inductee most known for his work with The Eagles and Linda Ronstadt.
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Eagles Bass Player Randy Meisner Has Died at 77
Randy Meisner, bass player in the classic lineup of Californian country rock band Eagles, has died after suffering from a chronic illness. The band, which counted Meisner as a member from 1971 through 1977, confirmed Meisner’s passing in a post on social media. “The Eagles are sad to report that founding member, bassist, and vocalist, […] The post Eagles Bass Player Randy Meisner Has Died at 77 appeared first on Music Feeds.
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'He had the most beautiful voice': On the Eagles' 'Take It to the Limit,' Randy Meisner truly soared
On 'Take It to the Limit,' Eagles co-founder Randy Meisner, who died on Wednesday, delivered one of rock's great vocal performances.
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5 songs guitarists need to hear by The Eagles (that aren't Hotel California)
Great guitar moments from one of the biggest selling bands of all time
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Randy Meisner, Eagles bassist and singer who hit the high notes on Take It to the Limit – obituary
Randy Meisner, who has died aged 77 of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, was a founding member, in 1971, of the Eagles; a bassist and singer with an impressive vocal range, his rather nasal tenor can be heard hitting the high notes on Take It to the Limit, and he played on the albums Desperado and Hotel California before quitting the band in 1977.
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Eagles founder and bassist Randy Meisner, dies aged 77
The quiet, humble hero of the classic lineup has passed away
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Eagles bassist, ‘Take It to the Limit’ singer Randy Meisner dies at 77
Randy Meisner, a founding member, bassist and vocalist of California rock band The Eagles, has died, the band said Thursday. He was 77. The Eagles said Meisner died Wednesday night in Los Angeles from complications from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Meisner founded The Eagles with Glenn Frey, Don Henley — who he met when the three were performing in Linda Ronstadt’s band — and Bernie ...
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Randy Meisner, original Eagles bassist, dies in Los Angeles
Randy Meisner, one of the original members of the Eagles, has died.
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Former Eagles Bassist Randy Meisner Dead at 77
His soaring voice powered the massive hit “Take It To the Limit."
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Randy Meisner, Eagles co-founder who sang 'Take It to the Limit,' dead at 77
Meisner, a bass player, joined Glenn Frey, Don Henley and Bernie Leadon in forming the original Eagles lineup in 1971, performing on classic albums such as "Eagles," "Desperado," "On the Border," "One of These Nights" and "Hotel California." He left the band at the height of its popularity in 1977, shortly after the "Hotel California" album and single by the same name became huge hits, but he was inducted along with all seven Eagles into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1998. Internal strife
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Randy Meisner, Eagles bassist and 'Take It to the Limit' singer, dies of pulmonary disease at 77
Randy Meisner, bassist of the Eagles, died Wednesday of complications from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, the band said in a statement.
