Celebrating 10 years of Josephine Fosters seminal LP, Im A Dreamer is back on vinyl. Dreamers have dreamt for as long as domes have fallen, bobbing musical swells from Stephen Foster to the Everlys. Now here comes that dreamer Josephine and shes not the same, she has donned her magenta vestiments, dreaming back, with mossy verses that haunt like a name never called. Its not just Jo and her shadow, though, shes got a gaggle of Nashville cats on hand to coax spidery cathedrals from these campfire jams. Folks will want to call this her Harvestwith its harp and pedal steel, its double bass and cascading piano. Im a Dreamer beckons with a gentle hand, each note clear and crisp so that one feels each grain. Amid such delicate charms, however, lurk muses with rotting flesh, ugly ducklings and Djuna Barnes, wooden floors upon which no babies will be rocked. Wily is the heart that wanders filled with duende and desire, that rides the thigh like a parlor guitar when a strap just isnt handy. These are songs comfortably at home in salon or saloon, dreams deep enough to bury your dread–as sorrowful, as sexy, as stirring a set of songs as anybodys dreamt up in ages.

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Tracklist:
1. Sugarpie I’m not the Same
2. No One’s Calling Your Name
3. My Wandering Heart
4. I’m a Dreamer
5. Amuse a Muse
6. Blue Roses
7. Pretty Please
8. Magenta
9. This is Where the Dreams Head, Maude
10. Cabin in the Sky