Casey Henry

Casey Henry, born in Gainesville, Fla., relocated to Winchester, Va., with her family when she was eight. She started playing bass at the age of twelve, and joined her parents’ band at fourteen. A year later she took up the banjo and never looked back. Throughout high school and college Casey played with several local Virginia bands and taught banjo in Charlottesville. Upon graduating from the University of Virginia in May 2000 with a BA in English and Women’s Studies, Casey put out her first banjo CD, “Real Women Drive Trucks,” which was greeted with much critical praise.

Since relocating to Nashville, Tenn., in early 2001 Casey has played with Uncle Earl, the Jim Hurst Band, June Carter Cash, and Tennessee Heartstrings, who released one CD in 2004, “New Strings, New Hearts.” Casey’s writing has been published in several music magazines and she gives banjo lessons in Nashville.

Titles by Casey Henry:

Product Number	Title	Format	Price
22030DVD	Easy Songs for Banjo DVD	DVD	$29.99
22046DVD	Great Banjo Tunes DVD	DVD	$29.99
21966DVD	Picking Up The Pace DVD: More Slow Jamming with Murphy and Casey	DVD	$29.95
21709DVD	Slow Jam with Murphy and Casey DVD: Learn Bluegrass By Ear	DVD	$29.95

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