Timothy B. Schmit 1977: The Year That Changed Music

The fourth member of the band, bassist timothy b. Schmit who joined in 1977, said people might view the drug use and promiscuous behaviour in the 1970s with disapproval. He appeared in nine of pocos studio albums and two live albums between 1969 and 1977, composing numerous songs. He wrote and was the lead singer on the song keep. Schmit was the last eagle to join, recruited in 1977 when the country rock band ruled the world.

Throughout the years that timothy was in the band, there were many personnel changes and with each personnel change timothy became more of a leader within the band. The eagles as they appeared in 1977. From left are joe walsh, timothy b. Schmit, glenn frey and don henley, the core group of the band, Schmit, who replaced founding member randy meisner on bass and vocals in 1977, brought a fresh energy to the eagles. Before joining the band, schmit was. One of the most prodigious and accomplished harmony singers in the entire popular music canon, timothy b. Schmit began his recording career with the outfit the new breed. But as quickly as success came, so did the band's.