Josephine Foster And The Supposed - All The Leaves Are Gone

Singer: Josephine Foster And The Supposed
Album's title: All The Leaves Are Gone
Genre: Rock
Label: Locust Music ‎– L 62
Type: CD, Album
Country: US
Date of released: 2004
Category: Rock
Style: Folk Rock, Psychedelic Rock
Format: FLAC MP3 VOC DXD MMF AHX AU RA DMF
Size MP3 ZIP: 1847 mb
Size FLAC ZIP: 1278 mb
Rating: 3.9/5
Votes: 363

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Josephine Foster And The Supposed - All The Leaves Are Gone
MP3 version

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Josephine Foster And The Supposed - All The Leaves Are Gone
FLAC version

1278 downloads at 22 mb/s

Tracklist

1	Well-Heeled Men	5:38
2	The Most Loved One	3:50
3	All The Leaves Are Gone	3:35
4	Nana	4:29
5	Deathknell	3:41
6	Silly Song	4:35
7	Jailbird (Hero Of The Sorrow)	3:26
8	Worried And Sorry	3:06
9	Who Will Feel Bitter At The Days End?	3:44
10	John Ave. Seen From The Gray Train	4:32
11	Don't Wait, Mary Jane	3:49
12	(You Are Worth) A Million Dollars	2:22

Companies, etc.

Manufactured By – www.BellwetherMfg.com
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Locust Music
Copyright (c) – Locust Music
Copyright (c) – Love Helmet Publishing
Published By – Love Helmet Publishing
Recorded At – White Ark, Bloomington, IN
Mixed At – White Ark, Bloomington, IN

Credits

Artwork [Album Art] – Plastic Crimewave
Band [Josephine Foster And The Supposed Are], Drums – Rusty Peterson
Band [Josephine Foster And The Supposed Are], Electric Guitar, Bass, Vocals – Brian Goodman
Band [Josephine Foster And The Supposed Are], Vocals, Classical Guitar, Tambourine – Josephine Foster
Layout, Design – Dawson Prater, Josephine Foster, Plastic Crimewave
Mastered By – Ernst Karel
Photography By [Band Photo] – Brian Richwine
Recorded By, Mixed By – John Dawson
Songwriter [All Songs By], Producer [Produced By] – Josephine Foster

Notes

All songs by [...] © 2004, Love Helmet Music (ASCAP)
Recorded and mixed at the White Ark in Bloomington, IN
Mastered by [...], Chicago

© & ℗ 2004, Locust Music.

On front, insert (rear), and disc: Josephine Foster And The Supposed
On spine: Josephine Foster & The Supposed