As co-founder of 1998 Inductees the Eagles, Randy Meisner’s melodic basslines and falsetto vocals contributed to the band’s first four albums. Meisner co-wrote some of the band’s most enduring hits, including their first million-seller “Take it to the Limit” and “Try and Love Again.” Described by bandmate Don Felder as a man with “a great heart and a loving soul,” Meisner’s high harmonies are instantly recognizable and cherished by Eagles fans around the world. rockfa.me/EAGLES | Rock & Roll Hal

Randy Meisner, founding member of The Eagles, died Wednesday at age 77. The bassist was one of rock ’n’ roll’s most distinctive voices — and won three Grammys during his career. https://cbsn.ws/3q0eiHb | CBS Mornings

Musician Randy Meisner, the original bass player and co-founder of the Eagles, has died at age 77. Meisner helped catapult the legendary rock band to fame, co-writing their hit song, "Take It to the Limit." David Muir remembers his life and legacy. https://trib.al/V2ziV4B | ABC World News Tonight with David Muir