The MusiCares silent auction was a charitable event Randy Meisner was involved in. He donated some of his own artwork to the silent auction to benefit the MusiCares organization. MusiCares provides a safety net of critical assistance for music people in times of need. MusiCares’ services and resources cover a wide range of financial, medical and personal emergencies, and each case is treated with integrity and confidentiality. MusiCares also focuses the resources and attention of the music industry on human service issues that directly influence the health and welfare of the music community.
MusiCares Silent Auction:
Publication Party with silent auction of artwork donated by various musicians to benefit the MusiCares organization.
Randy Meisner is standing with his donated artwork.

B.B. King Blues Club – Meisner, Swan and Rich concert:
Randy playing at the Universal City Walk B.B. King’s Blues Club to benefit MusiCares – Nov. 1, 1994
(Blues Club venue first opened Sept. 22, 1994)

MusiCares Silent Auction

“The price of the book is $1,000 and includes admission for four to the private evening, including a silent auction of many pieces of the original artwork, cocktail reception, a buffet dinner and surprise musical performances. All proceeds will benefit MusiCares.“


“I wish they had had this when I started out, said former Eagle Randy Meisner, who, along with displaying his artwork, performed with his group, the Meisner, Rich and Swan Band, for an appreciative crowd.”

Daily News of LA (Los Angeles, CA) – Nov. 3, 1994
Cover of “Musicians As Artists” book – Only 100 copies of the leather-bound book were available at $1,000 each to benefit MusiCares


Photo of Randy that was used in the book and the autograph page in the book


Randy’s inclusion in the “Musicians As Artists” book

Front & back cover of paperback version of book
(first edition Oct. 15, 1994)


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