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| 1. | Intro
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| 2. | Kathleen
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| 3. | Wolves
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| 4. | Josh Interview
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| 5. | Girl in the War
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| 6. | Best for the Best
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| 7. | Monster Ballads
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| 8. | Here at the Right Time
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| 9. | Josh Interview
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| 10. | Harrisburg
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| 11. | Josh Interview
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| 12. | One More Mouth
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| 13. | Josh Interview
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| 14. | Idaho
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| 15. | In the Dark
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| 16. | Josh Interview
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| 17. | Harbor Lights
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| 18. | Lillian, Egypt
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| 19. | Thin Blue Flame
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| 20. | Snow Is Gone
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| 21. | Parting Glass
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| 22. | Josh Interview
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| 23. | Bone of Song
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| 24. | [Bonus Features]
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Josh Ritter - Performer
Sam Kassirer - Performer
Zack Hickman
IN GOOD COMPANY is a movie which takes the viewer on a journey with Josh Ritter. It features performances over two nights at Vicar Street, Dublin, Ireland as well as plenty of intimate interview footage with Josh and plenty of colour and context around Dublin. There are moments of mass sing along (Kathleen, Jiggs, etc), stark roots emotion (Idaho, Best For The Best, Bone Of Song) and also the beautiful visual stage setting (projections and wildlife adorn the stage) and there's the amazing snow and lighting during Snow Is Gone which were created especially for the night. A rare, beautiful movie of Josh Ritter and his band in all their glory. This is Josh's gift back to his fans.
* Chris Parmenidis - Mastering
* Dennis E. Powell - Editing, Engineer, Mixing, Producer
* Jason Munn - Design
Josh Ritter
Active Decade: '00s
Genre: Rock
Styles: Folk-Rock, Alternative Country-Rock, Contemporary Folk, Contemporary Singer/Songwriter
While his name might not be on the tip of everyone's tongue in his homeland, folk-leaning singer/songwriter Josh Ritter has benefited from numerous positive reviews and a loyal fan base. Born in Idaho, Ritter bought his first guitar after hearing the Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash classic "Girl From the North Country." While attending college in Oberlin, OH, Ritter got his first listen to Leonard Cohen and Gillian Welch. He fell in love with the songs instantly and dropped his neuroscience major in favor of the pursuit of music. With classic folk venues like Club Passim, Boston was the place Ritter chose to follow his dream. He recorded and released self-titled debut in 1999, but it was 2002's Golden Age of Radio that got him noticed. Selling copies on his own funded touring, which funded more albums and so on. Signature Sounds Recordings soon picked the album up, gave it exposure on a national level, and the four- and five-star reviews started rolling in. The HBO series Six Feet Under grabbed a track from the album for their end credits, while Ritter received an offer to open for the Frames on a tour of Ireland. Soon his single "Me & Jiggs" was in the Irish Top 40, a headlining tour of the country was sold out, and a tribute band named Cork was playing nothing but Ritter material in numerous Irish pubs. Back home the following was growing with sold-out shows in New York City and Boston, while an invitation to the Sundance Film Festival began 2003 on a high note. It took 14 February days in rural France to record his third album, and much of the equipment used for the session was Curtis Mayfield's old gear. The result, Hello Starling, was released in September the same year. Animal Years, his much anticipated follow-up, arrived in March 2006, with Historical Conquest and the live CD/DVD In the Dark: Live at Vicar Street arriving in 2007.
---David Jeffries, All Music Guide |
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