This was LP number two from lounge singer/pianist Tom Paproski. We'll turn it over to the back cover notes on this one for more details: [i]"Wherein lies happiness? In that which becks Our ready minds to fellowship divine, A fellowship with essence."[/i] [i]Keats.[/i] All too few musicians today can boast of this performer's versatility. He plays the piano and organ often simultaneously, and uses the Synthesizer to complement both. He is also an accomplished vocalist. Those who have heard him perform realize that he is equally at home with one of his own arrangements or variations on a classical theme as he is with the latest popular music or melodies of yesteryear. His repertoire is almost limitless, his interpretations unending and ever-changing, reflecting his own mood or that of his audience. What, then, for you the listener, is the essence of Tom Paproski? Wherein lies that indispensable quality that makes this young Albertan so unique? Each of you must seek his own answer. For each the experience will be a little different, and it is this very mystical quality that compels one to listen to every note, to go away satisfied, and to return time after time for more. I invite you to come now, as my friends and I have done on so many memorable occasions, and immerse yourself in the universal. world of Tom Paproski - the man and his music. Geoff Tagg Freelance Writer On this album Tom plays all the instruments you hear, the mighty Hammond organ, Yamaha grand piano, Solinas string ensemble, drums and Pro-Soloist synthesizer on which bass, trumpet, guitar, etc., were accomplished.
