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Harrison survived playing a corporate concert in a Conehead costume, one of many not-glamorous nights in his 40-year career as a working member of the jazz world.

Harrison survived playing a corporate concert in a Conehead costume, one of many not-glamorous nights in his 40-year career as a working member of the jazz world.

Harrison survived playing a corporate concert in a Conehead costume, one of many not-glamorous nights in his 40-year career as a working member of the jazz world.

Harrison survived playing a corporate concert in a Conehead costume, one of many not-glamorous nights in his 40-year career as a working member of the jazz world.

Harrison survived playing a corporate concert in a Conehead costume, one of many not-glamorous nights in his 40-year career as a working member of the jazz world.

Bill Harrison, sometime bassist with Clark Terry, Dizzy Gillespie and Max Roach, writes engagingly about his life and work

Open Books Press is proud to present Making the Low Notes: A Life in Music, a memoir by Bill Harrison, available wherever books are sold...

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Deseret News Instant analysis: Wizards snap Jazz home win streak The Washington Wizards snapped the Jazz’s 24-game home win streak on Monday with a 125-121 win at Vivint Arena. Share this story Washington Wizards center Robin Lopez (15) and Utah Jazz forward Royce O’Neale (23) fight for the ball during an NBA game at the Vivint Smart Home Arena in Salt Lake City on Monday, April 12, 2021. The Jazz lost 121-125. Kristin Murphy, Deseret News The Utah Jazz lost at home for the first time sinc...