Mr. Bass Man: Stepping into Passionate Rhythm with God

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he driving beat of a popular 80s rock-and-roll tune wafted down the driveway, spilling into the street as I stepped out of my van. I had found the weekend haunt of The Freeman Wallace Band where I’d been invited to conclude my interview with musician, Bryan Courtright or, as he is affectionately known among the homeless on the streets of Dallas, Texas: Mr. Bass Man.

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LadyVee on Sat Avg 2, 2008 4:35 EDT	Reply	0
To have the privilege of helping him onstage is overwhelming. I wish you could see what happens in the audience when we tell them that he had a fall and that he has had memory loss.	Please Sign In


LadyVee on Sat Avg 2, 2008 4:35 EDT	Reply	-5
To have the privilege of helping him onstage is overwhelming. I wish you could see what happens in the audience when we tell them that he had a fall and that he has had memory loss.	Please Sign In


LadyVee on Sat Avg 2, 2008 4:35 EDT	Reply	+8
To have the privilege of helping him onstage is overwhelming. I wish you could see what happens in the audience when we tell them that he had a fall and that he has had memory loss.	Please Sign In