Showing posts with label thoughts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thoughts. Show all posts

Thursday, March 1, 2012

ALOHA FRIDAY PHOTO FLASHBACK, FOLLOW STALK HOP FRIDAY

 
"In Hawaii, Aloha Friday a day of rest. So we're doin' the same. On Fridays we're taking it easy on posting. Therefore, our hostess is asking a simple question for you to answer; nothing that requires a lengthy response.If you’d like to participate, just post your own question on your blog and leave your link at the very friendly place of Islandlife808.com. Don’t forget to visit the other participants! It’s a great way to make new bloggy friends and find new followers!

My question is: Do you have plans for the summer yet? 

My girlfriend will be here in June hopefully & we're getting married.


Alicia at More than Words started "Friday Photo Flashback". I'm having a blast & you can too! Dig out your photo album! Now I don't know where Alicia has been, but she's back and so am I!

This is me in a dance contest back in the 80's I believe.



Stalk Hop Friday






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Wednesday, January 4, 2012

"BEAUTY & THE BEAT"



"Beauty & The Beat" is a collection of 16 classic Pop and Adult Contemporary hits blended with some of my original compositions. It is also a blend of ballads and up beat songs. What Richie and I did with "Make The World Go Away" will probably make the guys on 16th avenue groan a little, but I'm pretty sure the guys on Beale St. will dig it.

By enlisting Chuck Pennington the pianist and arranger for Mannheim Steamroller I not only got a great pianist I also got a great arranger, and in my book arrangement can be the difference between whether a recording is a hit or not. Chuck arranged and performed on 7 of the 17 songs on "Beauty & The Beat." I also was able to get Richie Love, youngest son of Preston Love, long time lead alto sax with Count Basie, to give me some stunningly brilliant performances on 7 cuts. Richie's work like Chuck's is nothing short of sensational.

Over my 30 years as a producer I have met and worked with many great studio musicians, and great technical people in several studios which has enabled me to produce "Beauty & The Beat" to the highest standards of music excellence and recording quality to make it worthy to be heard on a world wide platform.

"Beauty & The Beat" is nearing completion but I need your financial help to be able to finish mixing and mastering "Beauty & The Beat," and most importantly, to promote "Beauty & The Beat. " The best product in the world will not sell unless it is promoted and marketed aggressively. This is especially true in the music business where the competion is enormous for air play on broadcast radio. Any funds we receive above our target goal of $25,000 will be used to purcahse additional promotion including a cd release party and show.

Here is the line up of the songs on "Beauty & The Beat"

1. The Way We Were 10. You Are My Love

2. How Deep Is The Ocean 11. "Aw Right"

3. Make The World Go Away 12. My One ANd Only Love

4. Are You The One 13. You Are My Woman

5. Why Can't You Tell 14. No One Ever Loved Me Like U Did

6. I Dreamed of You 15. Perfectly

7. Most Beautiful Girl 16. Girl In My Dreams

8. Portarit Of My Love 17. You're All I Need

9. John Miller

I have tried to devise a list of incentives and rewards that will encourage you to make a donation to our "Beauty & The Beat" project. It is the very best CD I have produced to date, with the very best talent giving outstanding performances on every song. All artist are given credit in the liner notes.

Below are some links that will allow you to get a look at some of my performances and some of my reviews. I hope you will take a minute and visit these spots.

Hopefully you have found "Beauty & The Beat" a project worthy of your support.

Press on any "Beauty & the Beat" and visit the website if you like.  It's all there.  Thank you for checking out  my Post and I truly do appreciate it, and if you have a moment leave a comment & let me know what you think.  

Thank you for looking at my project.

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Tuesday, September 20, 2011

WORDFUL WEDNESDAY!


HI!  This week I'll be doing Wordful Wednesday & I hope you don't mind.  Please read below.  Thank you.  I'm really enjoying meeting new folks & their wonderful blogs & I hope you like mine too from time to time.  Have a HAPPY WW!  Leave me a comment and follow me, and I'll return the love for you as soon as I can!
Me & My hunting Dog
“The Pen Is Mightier Than The Sword”
Hello Everyone!
Not that long ago I wrote a letter to our newspaper that I would like to share with you.  I truly hope you find it interesting. 
 
To:         Public Pulse
               Omaha World Herald
       
From:    Tom Tomoser Sr.
       
Date:     September 5, 2011

Dear Pulse:
                                    “The Pen Is Mightier Than The Sword”

              This Labor Day I had the pleasure of watching the movie “Veronica Guerin” a true story of one woman who had the courage to use her voice to topple the huge Dublin drug syndicate. “Ronnie” as they called her a married mother of a 6 year old little boy was a reporter for a Dublin newspaper.  By her undeniable courage, and her fearless efforts she brought to light how the drug trade was able to; import tons of heroin, distribute it with the use of child addicts, and operate with impunity because of Irish tax laws.

            She was shot in the leg, beaten by a drug kingpin, and finally murdered in broad daylight. Her death united and galvanized the people of Dublin to act. Within 30 days of her death Parliament amended the Constitution of Ireland and formed the Criminal Activity Bureau, with the power to seize asserts, and prosecute drug dealers. Less than 1 year after her death, the men who ordered her murder, had their assets seized,  were tried, convicted and sent to prison for life. This crippled the syndicate, and almost eliminated the drug trade in Dublin.

            200,000,000 million American voters need to make their voices heard by writing their Congressional Representatives, telling them, not asking them, to put America FIRST and Party LAST, or they'll be gone in November, Congress would certainly need to heed the voice of the people.

Mom Spotted with linky


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Monday, September 12, 2011

Monday's Music Moves Me!

My "Old Glory" in front of my home!
HI EVERYBODY AND WELCOME TO THE 55th WEEK OF
"MONDAY'S MUSIC MOVES ME"
Sorry I am so late, but I've been working almost around the clock being a security guard, security was heightened due to 9/11.  Hope you like what I've done.

Hope you all had a wonderful weekend, and welcome to MONDAY'S MUSIC MOVES ME TOMOSER STYLE! Our Head Conductor of this LOVE TRAIN is XmasDolly! Co-Conductors are Lorie of The Shewbridges of Celebration, Florida, CALLIE from JAmericanSpice, and Stacy from Stacy Uncorked. Just a bunch of swingin' people that Mooooooves Me!  Larry from Cakeblast is out of commission right now due to computer trouble, but I'm sure will be back soon!  We wish him luck.

SO ALL ABOARD EVERYBODY! DON'T PUSH! DON'T SHOVE! There's room for everybody! They're eager to greet us at the station. So get on board. Okay, signing in to their linky first; leaving a comment on my way out to the next stop because I already have their cool button then taking the train to the next stop to see/hear the next sounds of coolness. So, before you leave to go to your next stop, please leave a comment, follow me, and maybe even sign up to my e-mail. With out further ado this week's theme is a "FREEBIE".  I've decided to put my favorite in honor of New York & their citizens!     Hope you enjoy it.  Also, when you're done listening maybe you can take a minute to vote for me if you haven't already.  It ends on the 15th.   Thank you so much.

So, have a great day, but if I could have just one more moment of  your time... if you'll see below I've entered this contest in my hometown, and if you could possibly vote for me that would be great!  Thank you so very much!










Vote for Best Dressed 2011

Time to VOTE! Voting ends September 15th!

Voting has begun for the 2011 Best Dressed in the Omaha Area!
This year voting will be a little bit different. You are allowed one ballot, but it is worth 6 votes; 3 top women, 3 top men.
Please note that if you vote 3 times for one candidate, it will be counted as one.
Best Dressed voting will end at 5pm, September 15th.
Below is the link to online voting. Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns. The best way to view
the ballot online Is to use Mozilla Firefox as your browser.


It only takes a second.  All you have to do is click on the link above and once you do that click on "TOP MEN", then find my name "Tom Tomoser" and click on that and then you have to put your name & e-mail address and VOTE!  YOUR DONE!

Thank You very much!

Thanks for voting for ME, TOM TOMOSER (hopefully) the Best Dressed 2011!

Saturday, September 10, 2011

Ten years since our Country shed a tear!

It's been ten very long years since 9/11, and all I can think of is a... "Moment of Silence"!

Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Wordless Wednesday

Wordless Wednesday is a great day to post an awesome picture that “speaks” for itself, no words needed OVER AT JAVA'S! So, I've found a  home for Wednesday, and I blog-hop all day long looking at great pics! How about you?     Have a HAPPY WW!  Leave me a comment and follow me, and I'll return the love for you!


Vermont Mill


Mom Spotted with linky


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Saturday, June 11, 2011

A SKETCH OF ME TO SHARE!

I was at a gig and someone in the audience thought they'd like to sketch me, and here's what they came up with.  So what do you think?  Does it look like me?


Have a blessed Sunday!

Friday, June 10, 2011

LITTLE INFO ABOUT MY CD "BY SPECIAL REQUEST"

 "By Special Request." This a CD of 14 songs aimed at people who are still in love with the classics pop hits of the 40s 50s & 60s. This "Rat Pack" style music with 4 classic hits; You Don't Know Me, Since I Fell For You, My Way, and a special Arrangement of America The Beautiful. The other 10 songs are my originals which can best be classified as Gershwin? Porter style big ballads and a little bit of Rockabilly for a twist.

Three cuts feature The String Section from the Omaha Symphony, and I had the honor of having Jimmy Butler owner of 4 Platinum albums for his work as lead guitar with Johnny and The Hurricanes, produce one cut and play a guitar solo that is unbelievably fantastic.

The reviews are just starting to come in and I am attaching one here.

Jane’s Review Of By Special Request

1. America the Beautiful: Nice arrangement. I would suggest one less verse to keep the time under 4 minutes.

2. Gloria Jean: Upbeat and fun love song. J

3. Since I Fell for You: Love.  The jazzy piano, it fits your style. J

4. Trust Me: Reminds me of a piano bar. Interesting key change near the beginning

5. My Way: Least favorite, may be because I always hear Sinatra in my head.

6. Gabrielle: My second favorite! The flute and harp make this a very easy going and relaxing love song. Everything compliments! J

7. Southern Style: You are NOT meant to sing country music Tom!!!!

8. Girl of My Dream: great guitar/vocal combination. I like the lyric and the idea behind how this girl would change your life. J

9. I Need Your Love Always:  Guitar is a little harsh for the meaning of
the song.

10. Before You Go: Great story with this song. Background vocals are a
Fun addition also. Fun! J

11. Lonely One: I like the steel guitar and the meaning of the lyrics for Karen Carpenter.

12. Touch of Love: Kind of sappy for me. A touch over dramatic. It may be the way the strings are arranged.

13. You Don’t Know Me: Super arrangement! You really sing this one like it means something to you. My absolute favorite on this album.

14. She’s Gone: Nice sax in this arrangement. J

Jane is a top notch singer who sings the National Anthem for the Omaha Lancers Hockey Team. Jane is also a model and was in the 1984 Miss Nebraska Competition.

By Special Request is available at My website www.loneeaglerecords.com and at www.CDBaby.com. At CD Baby you will be able to buy single song downloads. It takes a couple of days more to get that set up but you can Prevue all 14 songs and read other reviews at CD Baby .com

Because I own my own Independent Record Label I can produce and sell for wholesale. So my price for one CD is exactly the same as it would be for 1000 CDs, Just $5.00 plus $3.50 S&H. Over at CD Baby single song downloads are $.99. There is also a price for a full album download, which is more economical than buying single songs.

I haven't been up on Start up in a while because I started a 60 Minute Talk radio Program Based on My Book Intelligent Car Ownership The 400,000 Mile Formula. We are in the 22 week of a 26 week contract. I also apply my wholesale mentality to selling my book. I sell it as an E-Book for Just $5.00. I believe nobody should have to pay retail if they can avoid it. You can also listen to My Radio show on my web site, and purchase the e-book as well.

Thursday, June 9, 2011

Aloha Friday and Friday Follow & Photo Flashback


Are you a blogger over 40?  I surely am, but not older just wiser! lol
Please join in the fun over at Java's place, and get to know your fellow bloggers at Never Growing Old!!
  This is my first time, so I'm going to follow everybody, and I hope you return the love.

 
"In Hawaii, Aloha Friday a day of rest. So we're doin' the same. On Fridays we're taking it easy on posting. Therefore, our hostess is asking a simple question for you to answer; nothing that requires a lengthy response.If you’d like to participate, just post your own question on your blog and leave your link at the very friendly place of Islandlife808.com. Don’t forget to visit the other participants! It’s a great way to make new bloggy friends and find new followers!
 
My question is:  What is your favorite cold salad for a summer's meal?


I really like stuffed tomatoes with tuna salad.
A friend told me about Alicia's "Friday Photo Flashback" and I thought I'd join in this week.  So dig out the photo albums and put your scanner to good use! Don't forget to link up so we can all visit and comment on each others blogs!
  Me sitting with my oldest beautiful daughter. Oct. 1983
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 Thank you for stopping by, and I hope you follow.  Please don't forget to take a gander at my give-away.  Love songs, lessons for the dog on retrieving, and some cooking recipes.  Tons of fun! Have a wonderful weekend ! 
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Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Wordless Wednesday!


Wordless Wednesday is a great day to post an awesome picture that “speaks” for itself, no words needed OVER AT JAVA'S! So, I've found a new home for Wednesday, and I blog-hop all day long looking at great pics! How about you?  The pictures above is at my day-job in which I'm a security-guard.  As they say, "Don't quit your day job".   Have a HAPPY WW!  Leave me a comment and follow me, and I'll return the love for you! 


The Rose:   The eye is the direct link to the section of the brain that appreciates beauty, as Helen finished "The Rose" I watched her lay it on a piece of Blue silk and the magic happened, "Don't move anything I've got to capture that beauty for my Alexander Chapin Collection," and here it is for all to see.

The Cakeblast with linky
Mom Spotted with linky


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Sunday, May 8, 2011

MEET MR. COOL - TOM TOMOSER!

WELCOME!!!
 
 Hello Everyone, and I hope you're having a nice day. Today we have a Guest Host. She will be conducting an interview with me, but first I will like to explain how I met our friend and guest host, "XmasDolly".
    
        I subscribe to Reporter Connection, a site that has listings of people looking for guests for radio shows, ( I did Dr. Veronica a wellness show, and the topic was older guys with younger women and older women with younger guys), comments for books or papers and of course bloggers looking for products to review and giveaway.  I need all the publicity I can get and this site has provided several good spots for me.  Anyway I answered a post for A Christmas review and give away, and Xmasdolly contacted me and she did a wonderful campaign for my just released CD "LOVE PASSIONATELY.  About the time Christmas was over I released a sexy instrumental instrumental CD called "SILKY & SENSUOUS SPECIAL EDITION"  a sequel to my best selling CD "SILKY & SENSUOUS.'  I asked Dolly if she wanted to do the same deal with S&S S.E., she did and she did another fabulous job on promoting my new release.  I believe it's called a "Review/Give-Away" in blogger talk, and now we
continue our very good relationship today.

    This week she has so graciously consented to interview me, and I guess we should just get started.

 
     Hi Everyone! How's goin'? XmasDolly here, and without further ado I think we should get this party started whatcha think?
 
 Unfortunately, Tom and I have not met in person, but maybe some day who knows. Since our introduction through Tomoson.com (I think that's what it was), and the review/give-aways I did for him we have written back, and forth many times, and what I have learned I decided you all should know too because our new friend here is a very interesting person, and has lived a very interesting life. I have met many amazing and interesting people even some I now call my friends throughout my lifetime during employment,.neighborhoods, blogging, and how I am in awe of what they do and have accomplished. So without further ado let me roll out the red carpet for our guest.   INTRODUCING "MR. COOL" himself, "MR. TOM TOMOSER".

*When and why did you start this career as an entertainer, and how did it come about? As a singer and Producer?

    I have always wanted to be an entertainer since I was little kid. I tried to play the French horn in the Jr. High Orchestra, but that was a bust. The conductor suggested I go to sax. After I got out of the Navy as an adult student I studied alto sax for about 6 months, then my first marriage blew up and I let music go for a while.  I dated an exotic dancer who was a great singer as well as a beautiful dancer. I was a party animal in those days, and could generally get the bands that played in the joints I frequented to let Josephine sing a couple of cuts or more and Jo and I tried to figure out how to get her a recording contract. She wanted me to manage her and we gave it a hell of a good try but she had to travel the club circuit and I had to work in one place so we hated to do it but we gave up on us and on a singing career for Jo.

   Fast forward to 1981. I had figured the easiest way to get into the music business would be to write a hit song and get it to a big star. I had some very good breaks in my day job and was making enough money to study music theory, voice, and production. By 1983 my voice coach said why don't you start performing and see if you can build a vocal career. I tried that for about 5 years and decided it was easier to take some of my best songs and record them with some of the great talent I met along the way. Finally in 1997 I released my first CD called "COOL SMOOTH & SASSY" starring Joe Genovesi a tenor sax man.

So I opened my own record label and continued to write and produce instrumental CDS with the musicians I met, but I kept singing and doing my demos trying to get songs to the big starts. I think as it stands to day I have written 160 songs and have 2 unfinished tunes on my piano. Somewhere along the way somebody suggested I learn and add classic hits to my repertoire and I have accumulated about 25 classic hits that I use in my new CDs and in my shows.  

Didn't mean to get so lengthy on this, but it took 31 years to get to this point, and it was just 2 years ago that it came together for me as a performer. I was doing  my radio show in Kansas City and they asked me to sing My arrangement of America, which is on my CD BY Special Request, for memorial day 2009. A woman who owns a restaurant heard me sing and called the station to see if I did live shows, I of course replied, yes I did, and she hired me to do a ladies night out at her restaurant and I did. It was a great gig took the lady I was dating with me to run the sound and sell CD's, which she did well, but more importantly that launched my career as a night club performer.  

  *How and what made you decide on the name "Mr. Cool"?

 I didn't decide on the name "Mr. Cool."  After I released "Cool Smooth & Sassy" in 1997, the man I hired to build me a web site to sell my cds from said your name is now "Mr. Cool" so my classic reply to him was, "Cool I Love it.  See musicians have been using "Cool" since the 30's, I just am continuing in some great peoples foot steps.  
 
 *What performance stands out in your mind the most?

     After the exilleration of the KC show wore off I had this huge thirst to perform, but no where to perform. One night on my day job, I had a fire watch after Omaha's only Kosher restaurant burned down. It happened to be right across the street from a Karaoke Bar. I asked some of the people coming out how the place was and how big a crowd. The girl said it was great place and usually more than 100 on weekends. I got off the following Saturday night and walked into the Karaoke bar and asked the DJ if he could play my CD Tracks. He said it was a go. I of course wore my black double breasted suit with a red tie and pocket sq. my black hat and white shirt with french cuffs and my Rollex. I sang You don't Know me the first time up and was very pleased with the reception I got. The second tune I did one of my songs Aw Right one of only  a hand ful of up tunes I do. Then about 30 minutes before close he called me up fro a 3rd tune, and I did "My Way", for the first time since about 86 and I got their attention from there word now. No chatter no chinking glasses no noise they were listening to me. I have a fantastic arrangement of Frank's great hit and I set it up for performance no intro no instrumental interlude. I worked out and ending that goes way up and sustains then comes back to resolve and lock in.  This was the first time I ever got a standing ovation. they got on there feet as I went into the ending and didn't stop clapping until a good 45 secs after I finished the last note! Talk about adrenalin rush, I couldn't fall asleep till 5 am. Since then I have had 18 S.O. on My Way, 3 on You Light Up MY Life,and 2 on I dreamed of you.  
 
  *What would you say is the main content of your career?

     Producing and arranging great tracks to put together with great love songs, and both record them and perform them.

 *What made you decide to become a blogger?

   I liked what happened when Dolly blogged my songs so Thought it would be a good way to meet people and let them know what I had to offer them musically and my other entertainment products, dog training DVDs , books and CDs on Owning and maintaining a car.  (Those will be posted at a later date). 

 *How often do you post?
 
    This depends on work time as I do have another job besides entertaining etc. I am a security guard.
 
  *What are some of the things that you love about blogging?

     Being able to interact with people. I am a people person and always have been.  
 
 *What are some of the negatives?

     Haven't come across any yet, other than it's time consuming!
 
  *Name 1-3 favorite items/postings that you have/do on your blog?
 
     Like to put up videos of my songs and other of my entertainment products. Especially like to read the comments. Feed Back is how you improve your products. In recording the most important part of the process is PLAY BACK. When it's al;all down and you think you have the mix right and your product is ready for Public Consumption, PLAY  BACK confirms or denies your hopes.
 
  *Any advice you would give to new entertainers? New bloggers?
 
     Since even the good size starts are blogging I think My advice would be if you want a direct link to your audience out side of live performance BLOG.
 
 *What is your favorite song you love to perform and why? How do you decide which songs to add to your repertoire?

     My Way because when I sing "AND NOW," it gets quiet, I know it's in reverence to Frank and they are waiting to see if I honor him or make a mess. The song has been part of me since we wrote the arrangement in 85. I didn't get standing ovation them but I would get requests to do it, that's a start. Since I have now 2 other songs that are capable of getting people on their feet I have choices for openers and closers. I also keep adding more Barbra and more frank to the repertoire  as I Love them both and want to sing their songs to honor them.  I am adding 4 songs that I recently wrote new lyrics for . See I studied music theory for 10 years and wrote some very good music but never studied lyric writing till 93-7 and now I go back to my songs from the late 80s which I produced with great tracks but lets say "uneducated lyrics" now I can write lyrics as good a my music and I can achieve prosody, which is the perfect marriage of lyric and music. So these 4 songs of mine will find a spot in the new cd for 2011.  

 *Would you please share 5-7 things about the person behind the screen so that we get to know the "real" you!!

        1.   I am a free wheeling happy go lucky guy with a brain for business and a flair for love and life. would like to have said Love and marriage, but I have failed 2 many times at marriage so not willing to give my heart away again.

       2.    Been an avid hunter since I was 6 yrs old and try to catch Pheasants at the railroad yard with my dog.  Have been too busy with music to hunt this year but I have a 13 year old grand son who is chompin at the bit and I have a fine bird dog so this fall me and the kid will see if we can't put a bird or two in the freezer.

      3.    I Have few regrets one regret I have is I could have marched at Selma with DR King, but opted to save my vacation for pheasant season. Tony Bennet marched at Selma but I blew it and went pheasant hunting.    
  
      4.   My 4 wonderful Kids all graduated college are well and happy and are all making 6 figure incomes.  

      5.   I have a very strong religious conviction and am a church going guy, as my on call 24/7 schedule permits. If I'm off Sunday Morning I'm in church, cause I know with out His magnificent Love and guidance I don't know where I would be. I cling to the scripture that says,"With men some things are impossible, but with God all things are possible." Like my idol Fran Sinatra said, "People can say whatever they want to about me, but when I sing "I BELIEVE,"  That's who I am!"  

     6.   I am an 11th generation American. My mother's family, (The Chapins) came to this continent in 1623 from Pagington England. My sweet little British mother married a 1st generation Hungarian/Scotish American man, making me 3/4 Brit 1/4 Hungarian. I’m learned more from these two wonderful people growing up during the war years than I learned in 11 years of school. Things they taught me in the 40s and 50s I live by today.

    7.     Last but not least I am a workaholic, I started a business that raced to 2.5 mil in sales in 4 years, but made some bad decision in the beginning to get the money to build the business, and was not suspicious enough of the people I was working with who were so deep in greed I don't know how they hell they lived with themselves. No regrets I had a good 20 years run in that business and lived quite a ways up the hog for most of those years and best of all it paid for my musical education!!!
 

*Any other info you would like to share.

   Dolly, there is a whole lot more to Tom Tomoser, but we'll have to dig into that another time. Thanks for helping me to let the wonderful people in bloggerland know more about me.
 
 Tom, thank you for opening up to your fellow bloggers here, and sharing part of you with all of us. I know I enjoyed learning a bit more about you, and for those that don't know our Tom, we have corresponded on several occasions and he is such a interesting and nice person. He has just taken the next step with his blog whereas he is now coming about and sharing with us his interviews from TV, and other articles. You can find this information in the left side bar. Also, he will be hosting giveaways shortly of a few CD's and DVD's he has produced, and performed in soon. I have also gathered from his emails that he has no plans to slow down any time soon. I hope you enjoyed meeting Tom, if you didn't know him or getting to know him better if you do. Please stop by again soon, and browse around at a fewer older posts or just say hi ! Thank you for your time, and for stopping by. Have a nice day!