Early Life and Career
Timothy Bruce Schmit was an American musician and singer-songwriter known for his work in rock and pop. He began his career as a session bassist and vocalist before joining established acts.
Time with the Eagles
Schmit replaced bassist and vocalist Randy Meisner in the Eagles in 1977. He contributed to major albums and tours, helping define the band's sound during the late 1970s and 1980s. The Eagles remain one of the best-selling American bands.
Solo Work and Legacy
Beyond the Eagles, Schmit released solo albums and collaborated with other artists. He was recognized for his clear tenor voice and bass playing. His contributions to rock music are documented in industry sources.
For additional background on Schmit's career, see the Timothy Schmit biography on AllMusic.
