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Al Casey

Phoenix, Arizona

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Al Casey Al Casey, 69, passed peacefully on September 17, 2006. He is survived by his wife, Maxine Casey; sister, Sharon James; sons, Al, Jr., Mike and Lee Casey; daughters, Diana Rose, Sandra Blevens, and Colleen Maranello; nine grandchildren; one great grandchild and several nieces and...

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A good friend and an inspiring teacher. Rest easy, my friend.

It has been along time since I have seen you and heard you play. It must have been in the mid 70's at Grandpa Casey's house in Cathedral City. But I have always listened to your records you gave me. I listen to you on cd these days. You inspired me then as you do now, and I will miss you Uncle Al. See ya down the road.

See ya old pal,You were one ofmy most trusted friends forever it seemed.you took me in after Donnie Owens died and it just got nicer and nicer everytime we were together, I will miss your friendship and your jokes my friend, Love ya Steve

See ya later, Al.

My first rock 'n' roll heroes were 'Duane Eddy and the Rebels' with 'Cannonball' back in 1958, coming through BBC Radio, here in Liverpool Britain. I very soon picked up on the 'powerhouse' and 'inspiration' of Al Casey within 'The Rebels'; from 'The Walker' on ~ and that he had a lot to do with an earlier record that caught my attention: Sanford Clark's 'Son Of A Gun'. Those sounds have been bench marks since, for my taste in Music and my Record Collecting. And within it all, I learned of a...

Adios My Friend. Al I was always a fan and spent many an hour at Ramsey's Records on 7th street back In the 50.s. I was happy that I got to meet you and listen to you play at your CD party at the Rhythm a few years back. You are loved and will be missed by us all.

Al, you always made my day. You were always so pleasant and humorous. Not to mention your incredible musical talents! Oy vey - if I just had a fraction of that. But I guess I do now. Your wonderful personality will always be with me, and I will always treasure the guitar knowledge you so humbly taught me.
Play on man!
Joe Murillo
Born in Kingman, AZ
Living in Scottsdale, AZ
Moving soon to Bloomingtion, IL

Al:
God Bless you, thanks for your great guitar work and the Audio-Recorders Sessions.Thanks for helping my old buddy Alvie Self on his early sessions.Rest well...Bob Morritt

Al thanks for playing on my first records guitar and piano.sincerely alvie self.