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Hello. I’m Lafayette Harris Jr. I was a teenager when I met Mr. Williams. His son Tom Williams is a few years older than I. I’ve had the pleasure of playing with them both. I met them through my association with CHARLES FUNN, Who was my high school band teacher at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute.
I remember doing a gig in the summer of 1985 where I carried my Fender Rhodes suitcase piano. It’s two very heavy pieces. We played at the Woodstock on Park Heights Avenue in North West Baltimore, not far from my house I grew up in. At
the end of the gig I had no one my age to help me with my piano. He helped me get it in the car. I’ll always remember that. Lafharris (talk) 15:51, 30 October 2020 (UTC)[reply]
