The Clothes Horse & Randall Square
Randy Meisner and his first wife, Jennifer, opened two stores in Scottsbluff, Nebraska, plus built a mini-mall called Randall Square. This building still exists today.
Surprise Visit To KOLT Radio
In March 1983, Randy made a surprise visit to KOLT radio Scottsbluff to promo his new album.
Goldrush 1970
In 1970, Randy ditched the L.A. music scene & moved back home to Nebraska. He took an 8-5 job and eventually started a new band with some guys who were attending college in Scottsbluff. They called themselves Goldrush.
“High-Flying Bird” – A 1991 Interview
Randy talks about his life and career in this rare 1991 interview with the Scottsbluff Star-Herald’s “Prairie Magazine.”
Talent Show, Scottsbluff High School, March 28th, 1961
The talent show was sponsored by the Student Council Foreign Exchange Committee. The proceeds benefitted the foreign exchange student fund.
Rehearsals for the show on Monday, March 27th at the school auditorium (see school schedule on the left). A photo from the 1961 Scottsbluff High School yearbook (right) shows Randy and classmates, John Ankeny and John Roberts, during this rehearsal session. Ankeny was Randy’s bandmate in two of his high school bands: The Deacons and The Drivin’ Dynamics.
More 1961 yearbook photos (Randy is not pictured):
The Dynamics From Scottsbluff
We take a closer look at the history of Randy Meisner’s first band, The Drivin’ Dynamics, through clippings and remembrances of those who were there.
Drivin’ Dynamics’ 40th Anniversary, Gering, NE, July 2001
In 2001, Randy attended a 40th anniversary celebration for the Drivin’ Dynamics in Gering, Nebraska.