1987 New information has come to light in the form of a Memorandum and results in an affirmance of WindowPad’s prior statements (“..Racket,” “..Taboo,” “..Ides”). The eminence of Papa’s domain is the smelting of instrumental music, legalese and spirituality to produce evocative smooth jazz. 1. Didn’t I Tell You Swirling piano notes are in the midst of a hip rolling Calypso beat. 2. The Inevitable The organ steadfastly delivers the melodious purpose while the horns provide an undercurrent moray effect that gently and repetitively conveys a yearning for pecuniary absolution. 3. 1987 The boldness of the Fender jazz bass sets the tone and rhythm of 1987, a demanding as well as domineering year. This piece will place you squarely in the winner’s circle. 4. PTO Very active and playful. PTO is a jazz piano lover’s dream. 5. Descriptive DESCRIPTIVE is a jamboree, that is, various instruments having a jovial time taking the lead being handed to it by a party saying “It’s your ball, now make your move.” Listening to DESCRIPTIVE simply makes you happy. 6. Back to 1984 The usurper pays homage to 1984 and returns the bounty to its rightful owner. Doesn’t BACK TO 1984 also seem to subliminally say “come on home to me?” This song appears reticent about whether it wants you to move fast at a thousand beats per minute, think steadily on your feet or regain your composure and resolutely complete the task at hand. BACK TO 1984 is a magnificent composition. God is good.