Bill Mumy

Oglio’s debut release and Bill Mumy’s fourth solo effort, "After Dreams Come True" is largely an acoustic album although it includes a few rockers and it’s definitely not whimpy. On it Bill plays guitar, bass, keyboards, banjo, mandolin, harmonica and sings, giving it a "Wallflowers" kind of sound.

Tracks:

You Were There
Friend Of Mine
As Good As It Gets
Walking That Road
Passion Fades
The One Who Flirted With Disaster
Dave Guard’s Up
WatchOut For The Fall
Can’t Go Back In Time
Driving Without Any Brakes
After Dreams Come True
The Dog That Caught The Car
Too Good To Be Mine
Taken By The Light
The First Day Of School

Excerpt from AllMusic.com review by Liana Jonas

After Dreams Come True is the kind of work that is defined by the listener. For example, it can be a soothing listen to help ease one into sleep, it can serve as a wonderful example of what good lyrics are, or it can be a tool to help express emotions and experiences that are sometimes difficult to define. Whichever way you choose to listen to After Dreams Come True is up to you -- but it is worth your exploration. This is an understated, soft-spoken piece of work that packs a very big punch.