Alicia Levy

My name is Sandra, I come from Berlin, Germany. Alicia tought me to play the guitar when I was a teenager - I think it was in 1999 or 2000. Radomly thinking of her, I checked the internet whether I would be able to find her. Ending up on this page was not what I had expected. My condolences to all her family and friends!

Hey Alicia-Of course_i thought of you having heard-I just can't be satified-I valued our whirlwind friendship over the years so much and the times you let me share the stage and sing. I'm still writng those songs kiddo, Miss hearing your voice and seeing you and glad we got to say farewell. When I'm tangled up in blue-I pick up an acoustic just like you would do. Miss seeing you perform with that great big smile-Always -And Ever_Jeff Shuben

A belated happy birthday to my SWEET ALICIA who would have been 45 on November 25th. I ache for you still everyday. I shall miss our morning walks with my dog Daisy and you going into Starbucks for me. LOVE YOU ALWAYS,
SOULSISTER STACEY

I remember the first time I met Alicia. I was coming down the stairs at Parkway High School. There was a young woman playing a Rolling Stones song on guitar. It was around 1980 and she really impressed me with her own unique style. At that time there weren't many woman blues guitar players. Several years later, I was walking down the streets of Philly on Sansom street with my friend Sean. We heard this great harmonica sound playing the blues and her singing;there was Alicia. She came back to...

Alicia, Alicia...I am so sad you are not part of this earth any longer. Rest in Peace my dear. Rest easy, rest long. No empty pockets where you are I assume. Mr. and Mrs Levy my heart goes out to all of you. My best wishes are with you. Love and Peace,

Heidi Kolman Formerly Phila., Pa Presently, Bronx, NY

I know Alicia through the stories told to me by my friend Stacey who loved her. My sympathy to her family and friends.

I am a very close friend of Stacey Prussel. Stacey loved Alicia very much and shared some beautiful memories she had about her with us (her friends from NY).
My sincere condolences to her family and close friends.
I am sure Alicia is now in peace and will entertain the heavens with her sweet music.

Alicia was totally committed to the life of a musician, though the riches it brought were not financial ones. She was the true road warrior who could arrive in a new and strange place and thrive. She had a great spirit, and, like far too many blues artists, departed this life before her time.

Alicia's passion, courage, and sincerity will live on in those who knew her. I'll never forget playing blues together prior to both of us having professional music careers (thanks for teaching me those chords), but most of all, I will always hold the bond we shared as friends close to my heart. I will play the blues with a piece of you in my soul. I will miss you deeply, until I see you in blues heaven. Always & forever, Nanette your "Sister Blue"