1 Ghost Repeater
2 Americans In Corduroys
3 I Dream An Old Lover
4 One For Sorrow
5 Train To Jackson
6 One Part Love
7 Wild Waste And Welter
8 City Flower
9 Tall Grass In Old Virginny
10 Mesa, Arizona
11 Appeline

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Foucault's best , great, great, songwriting

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: This is an outstanding groups of songs. Foucault has really hit an apex in songwriting here. Truly impressive, emotional, poignant, from start to finish not one weak song. Foucault has a profound voice, and a compelling and gripping sense of time and place. A songwriter who combines, acoustic country, folk, blues and americana with powerful singing and imagery. An artist not to be overlooked!

Excellent Artist...Wher have been all my life?

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: Buy this now. Don't miss another day without it. I bought 3 to give to friends.

how has foucault not been discovered?

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: i enjoy looking for that special album. you know... the one that you take to work and let friends oooww and aahhh over. if you're looking for just a fine, fine artist with an amazing voice and gripping lyrics, then look no further than mr. foucault. ghost repeater is another A++ album from an artist who's cd's seem to get lost in a car cd player for weeks upon weeks. a few more artists (from hundreds..maybe thousands of dollars of research in buying cd's) great for a drive are kelly joe phelps, hayward williams and martin sexton. take care and enjoy.

BEST YET!

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: As good a songwriter as Foucault is, he's improved his craft further on this one. Evocative, melodic and wonderfully produced by veteran Bo Ramsey, whose subtle, intelligent guitar work ties the whole thing together.

Incredible Musician -- DO NOT MISS!

 Album Rating: (4 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: I don't usually care to share my opinions, but I have to break my normal silence and rave about this musician. I'll agree with a previous reviewer that the album "Ghost Repeater" is a little more polished than his earlier two albums, and that it makes for a slightly weaker finished product. But this young musician is absolutely astonishing. His lyrics are beautiful and thought provoking, and his haunting music gets you in the ears and in the gut. I don't know what genre you'd consider his work -- Folk? Blues? Bluegrass? Americana? Country? Forget genres -- this album, and all of Jeffrey Foucault's previous works, are must-haves for anyone who enjoys truly American music.