Neal Casal

Singer-songwriter and guitarist, photographer

Neal Casal - Artists & Creatives born November 2nd, 1968
Born
Died

2019
6 years ago — 51 years old

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Artists & Creatives

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United States

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A prominent figure in the Americana music scene, created a rich catalog of songs characterized by emotional depth and musicality. Joined the band Chris Robinson Brotherhood and contributed significantly to their sound. Released several solo albums that received attention from both critics and fans. Passion for photography also manifested in various exhibitions showcasing a unique perspective on life and landscape.

Released solo albums like 'Sweeten the Distance'

Played guitar in Chris Robinson Brotherhood

Performed with the band The Cardinals

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