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Al Casey

Jazz
Al Casey, born Albert Aloysius Casey in Louisville, Kentucky, United States, on September 15, 1915, was an American jazz guitarist who lived until 2005. A child prodigy, he studied violin and ukulele before adopting the guitar in 1930. He met Fats Waller in 1933 and joined Waller's band in 1934 at age 18, remaining with the group until Waller's death in 1943 and performing the signature guitar solo on “Buck Jumpin'”. During the 1940s, he was voted best guitarist in Esquire magazine for two consecutive years and led his own trio, collaborating with jazz figures including Louis Arm...
Songs
These Foolish Things
These Foolish ThingsAl Casey

Honeysuckle Rose
Honeysuckle RoseEsquire All Stars, Al Casey, Big Sid Catlett, Duke Ellington and Junior Raglin

Esquire Jazz Concert

3:40

How Deep Is the Ocean?
How Deep Is the Ocean?Jay McShann and Al Casey

4:24

How High the Moon
How High the MoonBig Sid Catlett and Al Casey

The Chronological Classics: Sid Catlett 1944-1946

2:42

Ain't Misbehavin'
Ain't Misbehavin'Al Casey

4:42

Everybody Loves My Baby
Everybody Loves My BabyFats Waller & His Rhythm and Al Casey

Everybody Loves My Baby / Scram!

2:56

Albums