So Good, So Good, So Good! Confessions of the Piano Dude

A Memoire of Cruise Ship Life, Serial Rapists, Becoming Minimalist, Finding Love, and Living the Dream

De: Gregg Akkerman

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Serial rapists. Celebrities. Naked people. Jail.
And then some weird stuff happened too!
Just another day on the job for the Piano Dude. If you can call “living the life” performing in exotic locations around the world an actual job.
Gregg Akkerman’s life as an entertainer reads like a Cohen brothers-meets-Jimmy Buffett screenplay that never ends.
Is it really just one Caribbean island and piano bar full of bizarre characters after another? Maybe that’s why he’s always smiling. You’ll find out before the book is over.
A true-crime, first-person account of America’s most twisted musician serial rapist? See Chapter 11.
Skinny dipping with 6-time Grammy winners? Yeah, it’s in there.
And what about that awkward phone conversation with Bill Cosby? Look in Chapter 19.
When asked why he wrote this book, Gregg replied:
“To be honest, I get tired answering all the same questions: ‘How long have you been playing? What’s the craziest thing you’ve seen in a piano bar? Can I give you a back rub?’ I’ll just put all the answers in one place and say, ‘Buy my book, and a little lower to the left.’”
He adds, “My memoir is a series of vignettes, each representing a poignant moment of my life as a musician and Dude on a path to being less of a dumbass. Some of the chapters are just for kicks, while others are more serious, but it’s been a heck of a great ride so far. If I’m not living a charmed life, it’ll do until the real thing comes along.”
A sampling of chapter titles includes:

• Getting Naked with the Chieftains
• College Girls and Vicious Fish
• George Benson Must Think I’m an Idiot
• Show Tunes and Lipstick Lesbians
• In the Slammer for Janet Jackson
• A Night in a Cruise Ship Piano Bar
• …and much more!

Whether you are a cruising enthusiast, a piano-bar junkie, a musician, or just a reader of quirky “I wonder if that really happened” memoirs, you’ll find this book a page-turning winner.
And just like “Sweet Caroline,” the most popular song in the piano bar, you’ll shout out that Gregg’s life story is “So Good! So Good! So Good!.”
Order your copy now and join the fun before the tequila is gone.