2006 : 28-29 Two tracks by Jeffrey Foucault

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"Ghost Repeater" "Ghost Repeater" was my introduction to Jeffrey Foucault and it was love at first listen. I subsequently fell in love with the entire album which, appropriately enough, the title track captures the feeling of quite nicely. It's a song I want to turn up all the way. I say that a lot about my favorite songs, but I guess that's an indication of just how much I love it, wanting to listen to it as loud as absolutely possible. It just makes me feel so free somehow, makes me want to drive around the west. "Mesa, Arizona" I love Jeffrey's imagery, his ability to turn the mundane and unnoticed into some of the most beautiful things. You're the sky all full of starlings And an ax blade shining in the sun You're the angel touched a coal Against my lips You're my only one Reel to reel The country rolls And the towns slide by Like ghost repeaters Of faded billboards & big-box stores Like a movie of an empty theater You look around and wonder When the seams are going to fail And how dear the cost of living Where everything's for sale Except you you're my one You're my only one —April Walker Listen: Jeffrey Foucault >> "Ghost Repeater" | "Mesa, Arizona"