The American singer and bassist, Randy Meisner, founding member of the group Eagles, died at At the age of 77, announced the training in a press release. He had founded one of the groups that sold the most albums in the history of rock: Randy Meisner, bassist and co-creator of the group Eagles, died at 77 years old, announces the British team in a press release. published this Thursday, July 27 on their site. "The Eagles are sad to announce that founding member, bassist and vocalist, Randy Meisner, has passed away. last night (July 26) at Los Angeles to “aged 77”, we can read in the document, which explains that the musician died "due to complications of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease" from which he suffered. "Randy was an integral part of the Eagles and contributed to their success. “His vocal range was astonishing, as evidenced by his signature ballad,Take It to the Limit,” add the members of the group. Eagles group in their press release. Né on March 8, 1946 Scottsbluff, Nebraska, Randy Meisner made his debut with another local group, called The Dynamics, in the 1960s, then another, The Poor and Poco in the 1960s. at the end of the decade, before co-founding Eagles, whose success he played a large part in. The group sold more than 150 million albums in more than half a century. ;key of career, and was; inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1998.
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