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Garry
has been playing bass and
writing music since the mid 60’s. Originating out of
Pittsburgh
Pa, a father of
2 fantastic and musically gifted sons, his love of music has always
engulfed his life.
Garry has worked with so many
influential people that have inspired him including Producer Tony Camillo the production engineer of his 1st album and the importance of mixing through his
engineer Ed Stasium.
Later in life living in Nashville
TN
he met and became best of friends with the late Allan Woody of the Allman Brothers Band and the Gov’t Mule.
Garry has a drive and enjoyment on stage that will make those that
came out for 1 hour stay all evening. He also brings a pocket to the
band that all musicians are in search of.
"
Nashville Scene"
The wealth of
knowledge from all of his acquaintances and
many other musicians partnered with friendships from past and present has given
Garry an outlook on life that many can only hope to obtain. His melodic in
the
pocket feel is one that listeners love and drummers dream of.
 Magazine
In the 22 months that I was
based in Winston-Salem NC,
I only used one Bass Player for my shows. Garry is a highly
experienced Bass Player who compliments the music while adding
his personality to
it without dominating it. He can walk the Bass in a big Blues band
format, or drive it in a Rockin’ trio. He’s a reliable, stable,
consistent musician and a
good friend. On Stage he’s got tone, looks the part, and works hard.
A real find
Otis Grand

London , England
"Garry Harper is surely one of
the most professional
and prepared musicians I have ever had the pleasure of
working with and hope to perform with him more in the future"
Chris Cook

Sitting in a
studio or on the back
porch trading licks with Garry is one of the most enjoyable off the
road
pastimes I have (as well as riding our Harleys together). Garry has a
right
hand with no boundaries he’s a joy to know as a person, a good friend
and a
true bass player.
Allan
Woody
(reprinted with
the permission of Papa Doug)
Without
your love and friendship I would not be where I am.
Thank You
Garry
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