Making the Low Notes
by Bill Harrison
Making the Low Notes: A Life in Music chronicles Bill Harrison’s four-decade journey from bumbling music student to successful professional bass player.
Told with a mixture of wry humor and hard-won wisdom, Making the Low Notes gives readers an insider’s peek into the prosaic life of a working musician. Stories of performances with jazz masters like Dizzy Gillespie, James Moody, Max Roach, and Clark Terry abound in this “honest, intimate, often witty and always insightful journey…”
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Psychotherapist and former professional bass player Bill Harrison is the author of the memoir, Making the Low Notes: A Life in Music. He performed with jazz greats and in numerous orchestra pits. He used to play the accordion but don’t tell anyone.
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