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Nancy Longenecker, WBZC 88.9 FM Bulington County Bluegrass, Burlington County College Pemberton, NJ
Paul Scull's CD "In Good Company" is a refreshing debut of folk music in the 90's. He portrays each song with a real emotion and enthusiasm.
The new CD by Paul Scull, "In Good Company" is a good start by a keyboard artist testing his wings in several musical modes. Accompanied by Harry Pruztman and Craig Schollenberger on guitars, with lovely back-up vocals by Jean Pederson, Paul's songs deal with the many twists and turns of life. The touching "April Fool" is a pleasant love song. "Why Shouldn't I" details Paul's struggle with inner demons. "To Love Again" has a nice country flavor. There is also a song about the decline of one of the most major industries of the 20th century, the railroad, which was once a staple of Paul's hometown, Reading, PA. "That Song About The Dental Hygienist" is an upbeat boogie-woogie song that displays Paul's renowned sense of humor. These are heartfelt songs by a sensitive musician.
Paul's CD "In Good Company" provides a breath of fresh air in the studio. It ably demonstrates this artist's talent and ability to be fully involved with a wide range of music. With all of the CD's that pop through the letter box, it's nice to receive an oasis of enjoyment.
The new CD by Paul Scull, "In Good Company" is a good start by a keyboard artist testing his wings in several musical modes. Accompanied by Harry Pruztman and Craig Schollenberger on guitars, with lovely back-up vocals by Jean Pederson, Paul's songs deal with the many twists and turns of life. The touching "April Fool" is a pleasant love song. "Why Shouldn't I" details Paul's struggle with inner demons. "To Love Again" has a nice country flavor. There is also a song about the decline of one of the most major industries of the 20th century, the railroad, which was once a staple of Paul's hometown, Reading, PA. "That Song About The Dental Hygienist" is an upbeat boogie-woogie song that displays Paul's renowned sense of humor. These are heartfelt songs by a sensitive musician.
Paul's CD "In Good Company" provides a breath of fresh air in the studio. It ably demonstrates this artist's talent and ability to be fully involved with a wide range of music. With all of the CD's that pop through the letter box, it's nice to receive an oasis of enjoyment.
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In Good Company by Paul Scull
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Great CD,
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This is a great CD for anyone who likes music that is written from the heart. The songs show great work and are wonderful!
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