Jerry scheff autobiography sample

          In this candid and perceptive memoir of his year career, bassist Jerry Scheff takes us onto Elvis's private jet, on tour with Bob Dylan, and into the studio..

          'Way Down - Playing Bass with Elvis, Dylan , The Doors and more.

          By Jerry Scheff

          Book Review by Piers Beagley

          Jerry Scheff, TCB Band bassist, has played behind some of the great names in popular music and spent several years in the US Navy before making his way to Los Angeles to begin the life of the session bassist - leading to his pivotal role in Elvis’ TCB band.

          In his autobiography 'Way Down' Jerry Scheff gives us his view of some of music's biggest names as their audiences never saw them, tired at the end of a session, burned out after a show, inspired by a new song.

          Buy the book Way Down: Playing Bass With Elvis, Dylan, The Doors And More: The Autobiography Of Jerry Scheff by jerry scheff at Indigo.

        1. Buy the book Way Down: Playing Bass With Elvis, Dylan, The Doors And More: The Autobiography Of Jerry Scheff by jerry scheff at Indigo.
        2. This is a perfect example of how NOT to write your autobiography.
        3. In this candid and perceptive memoir of his year career, bassist Jerry Scheff takes us onto Elvis's private jet, on tour with Bob Dylan, and into the studio.
        4. Recently, he released his critically acclaimed autobiography “Way Down: Playing Bass With Elvis, Dylan, The Doors & More” (published by Back.
        5. “Way Down is meant to be an overview of my life as a musician, It is not an autobiography in the traditional sense.

          6. Particularly interesting are his emotional insider tales of touring with the "Elvis Family".

          Telling his story for the first time, he blends memories of childhood and adolescence with evocative anecdotes about studio sessions end encounters with a host of major stars.

           


          EIN's Piers Beagley reviews this fine book & includes some delightful extracts.

          Jerry Scheff, TCB Ba