A modern folk-singer discovered by Judy Collins whose music nods to the genre’s 1970s glory days, Amy Speace has spent two decades chronicling the high marks, heart-breaks, and hard roads of a life logged on the road. Me And The Ghost Of Charlemagne finds Speace focusing on the other side of that so-called dream. The real side, filled with an ever-shifting balance of struggle and joy. Produced by longtime collaborator Neilson Hubbard and recorded during the final weeks of Speace’s pregnancy with her first son, Me And The Ghost Of Charlemagne captures Amy Speace at her most nakedly honest, with sparsely-decorated songs that double down on her larger-than-life voice and detail-rich songwriting. It’s an album about the colliding of dreams and reality, full of characters making sense of their lives when something is lost and then found. Really, it’s an album about the trials and triumphs of an artist’s journey - a journey that’s no longer focused upon the destination, but upon the actual trip itself."What Amy Speace says, she says with a confluence of petry and honesty of emotional specifity"- The New York Times

• 1. Me and the Ghost of Charlemagne
• 2. Grace of God
• 3. Ginger Ale and Lorna Doones
• 4. Pretty Girls
• 5. Standing Rock Standing Here
• 6. Both Feet On the Ground
• 7. Icicle King
• 8. Back In Abilene
• 9. Some Dreams Do
• 10. This and My Heart Beside
• 11. Kindness