Andy Bey

Such a spectacular voice and unique phrasing. You were one of the best!

My condolences.

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My condolences to your family. May you reflect on Andy´s legacy to give you peace and comfort. Our Heavenly Father knows your grief and has promised in the near future to do away with death and all things that bring us pain and sorrow. May you draw comfort in knowing that one day soon, we will be united with our loved ones who have passed away in death. May God bless your family and bring you comfort.

May God comfort his family and hold them close during this tough time. I am so sorry for their loss. He was an amazing musician and friend. He will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered. RIP Andy, you will live on in our hearts and memories forever.

My mother´s favorite artist of all time. Thank you for sharing your talent with us. She has so many wonderful memories. God bless your family and friends.

So sorry to hear of Andy's passing. He was a childhood friend of mine.
His Dad was like a father to me and my family. He and all of his sisters were an inspiration. I had a picture of him at the piano and with his sisters Geraldine and Salome, which I treasured.
My deepest heartfelt condolences is being sent to Andy's family from my family.
May he rest in peace as his music lives on.
Corrine Myers

Music such as Jazz is a gift. May his legacy continues. May all of You me comforted by Jehovah the God of love and life be with You.

Such an amazingly talented jazz singer. His voice was great to listen to, so many enjoyed his music over the years. Prayers and condolences to the Bey family. May God be with you in your time of loss.

I was introduced to Andy Bey by Amy in the Fall of 1974. She played Experience and Judgment every day while she meditated. I initially did not like the sound, but then it hit me, and I loved it as much as she did. It is still one of my favorite albums. I have been listening to it since I learned of his passing on Tuesday evening (April 29). Later, Andy Bey went on to record at Evidence Records (owned by Amy and her husband) they shared one of his CDs with me. Around that same time, a group of friends and I attended his concert at the Dayton (Ohio) Art Institute. It was great even though he didn't play anything from Experience and Judgment. We were able to talk to him after his performance. Rest easy Mr. Bey. Your music will last forever!