Casey Scheuerell is an American

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. Scheuerell lived in

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, in the 1970s. He has toured internationally with several musicians.

Discography

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- 1977) * '' Cosmic Messenger'' (

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- 1978) * '' Live (Jean-Luc Ponty album)'' (Jean-Luc Ponty - 1979) * '' A Taste for Passion'' (Jean-Luc Ponty - 1979) * ''

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'' - " And the Melody Still Lingers (Night in Tunisia)" (

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- 1981) * ''

'' (Gino Vannelli - 1982) * ''The Music'' ( Sheree Brown - 1982) * ''

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- 1983) * '' Open Mind'' (Jean-Luc Ponty - 1984) * ''Kitarō: Live in America'' (

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- 1991) * ''Across a Rainbow Sea'' ( Steve Kindler - 1992) * ''The Show Must Go On: The Anthology'' (

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- 1996) * ''Red Heat (Vaya)'' (

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Drum method

* ''Stickings and Orchestrations for Drum Set'' (Casey Scheuerell)

References

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Discography, album releases & credits
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