Randy Casey

Its pointless listing all the albums Randy Casey has played on or the bands hes toured with; suffice to say I guess hes learnt a little bit from everyone concerned; and that long apprenticeship pays off in bundles right the way through this fabulous album (I GOT LUCKY). READ FULL REIVEW The Rocking Magpie An Americana white boy with a mélange of bl... ues emanating from his guitar is a rocker to the core with panoramic eyes and ears. Not a kitchen sink record, there is something here for everyoneespecially those on the prowl for something new and different from a cat thats been flying high under the radar for too long. Savvy stuff that knows the ropes and how to swing on them properly. Midwest Record & Entertainment News With Casey playing mandolin, harmonica, National steel, lap steel and other guitars, Say No More suggests a slide-happy, Southern-fried Leo Kottke gone ambient. Jon Bream/Star Tribune Now heres someone whos taking the notion of roots rock almost to extremes, throwing Americana, folk, country and Blues into the mixer. Stuart A Hamilton Zeitgeist The twang and swamp blues of Say No More feels like a soundtrack without need of a film. In a car, or, better yet a Greyhound, it does for passing scenery what Ry Cooder did for Paris, Texas Bill Snyder No Depression Say No More is an ambitious work of art. Furthermore, Randy Caseys music walks the line that stretches between different styles, influences, and all kinds of genres. All of this has been carefully brought together with some incredible playing on six- and twelve-string National steel guitars. Amsterdam, Netherlands KindaMuzik. Randy Caseys music career spans more than three decades of twists and twangs. There have been a lot of ups and down in 30 years and eight albums. From the minute Casey got his hands on his neighbors 1969 Gibson Les Paul Custom as a 12-year-old, guitar was his world. He played his first professional gig at 15, playing a guitar he bought with paper route money. Inspired by British blues and rock artists, he already knew ...Read More