Tom Cooper "Tom Cooper, On the Lam" gets rave reviews

LOS ANGELES - Jan. 9, 2014 - PRLog -- Tom Cooper has been making beautiful music for as long as he can remember.  In the earlier part of his life he played with bands and as a solo artist everywhere from Ohio to California and back.  His continued writing and developed an impressive catalog of songs.

The passing of his beloved wife 2 ½ years ago changed his life and his writing style.  He drew influences from a multitude of artists with elements of blues and folk/blues in their style.  Artists such as Dave Van Ronk, Bob Dylan, Jimmy Webb, Lennon and McCartney and injecting his classic country vocals created what was to be a significant shift in his personal life, his music and his audience.

In 2012 Tom Cooper released “Tom Cooper, On the Lam” to astounding reviews.  His lead single “Tired of Fallin in Love” captures the essence of this artist as he highlights his unique vocal stylings and his style of writing and performing.  This particular single is about how he kept falling for women friends who either had boyfriends or were married and finding a planet where only beautiful single women were there.  Truth be told, even though his love for his wife never faded, he became lonely – yet had no real interest in them.  This single represents his fear of falling in love again because he could lose her again.

Tom Cooper was interviewed by Write Money, Inc. magazine (link on his website). He has also toured earlier in 2013 in New York to San Diego, Los Angeles, DC and Virginia.  2014 brings new tours which are being planned.  He is also performing in Paris, France.  No additional information is available at this time.

Tom Cooper’s music is filled with great storylines rich with substance and depth.  His music is more simplistic now than it was back in the 70’s.  With that change audiences see a true musician in his element allowing his soul to spill out into song.

You can listen to and/or purchase his music by logging onto  www.tomcoopermusician.com.  He is also working with RAG in Beverly Hills.  They can be reached at 323-924-5897