"Who is he?" Tina asked. "Skinny HIghtower, the smooth jazz piano player," Paul replied. "Well, what's so interesting about him? I've never heard of this guy." "I heard he's a war veteran, and he doesn't listen to smooth jazz." Tina frowned. "What? Then how does he play it? That doesn't make any sense!" Paul shrugged. "I don't know. Maybe he gets ideas from other styles of music. "I guess that makes sense," Tina said with a nod. "Does he have an album?" "Yep, it's called Cloud Nine. It's self-produced and all." "Cloud Nine, huh? What's the story behind it?" Tina asked. "I overheard that it's the story about how he was reunited with his wife and son. He hadn't seen them in over a year. During that whole time, he wrote and recorded this album with the help of a few friends." Tina nodded. "That sounds pretty authentic. I might have to hear this story, or album. What should I call it?" Paul laughed. "Whatever you want." He handed her a copy of the album. "Here you go. Listen to it. If you like it, buy it." "Wow, thanks," Tina said with a smile. "You're so generous!" Paul shook his head. "No I'm not. I want that copy back when you're done."