Josh Ritter - 'The Full Session' | The Bridge 909 in Studio
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Jon Hart interviews Moscow, Idaho artist Josh Ritter as he performs four songs in TV Studio A at KCPT in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Where the Night Goes is some of the greatest lyrics ever written. Every man occasionally has dreams about girls from his youth. What's so magical about the song is that you don't know if he's actually met up with her again ("heard the word from Brenda Lee you were coming home") or if he's just imagining or dreaming what will happen.
4:42 - Henrietta Indiana
14:17 - Getting Ready to Get Down
24:30 - Where the Night Goes
32:23 - Engine Engine Number Nine
He's the best lyricist I've ever heard, maybe tied with the guy from Neutral Milk Hotel, but he's definitely way up there in terms of lyrical excellence. I love you Josh, rock on, brother, rock on.
Cleveland can't wait to hear Josh share his new songs. If there's a better live performer trekking cross the land, please let me know. If ever we need to hear the beauty and grace of musical art, it is now.
I would like to hear those other 18 songs please.
Catch one of his solo shows,
Loved the music, found it somewhat amusing that the interviewer basically spent the whole time having Josh reconfirm things he's already said and done. Research gone too far! There were a few times were he looked like he was just like "uh, yup, I said that, I don't know how to add something to that." Yet, he managed to be as incredibly gracious as he could. Well done.
Ireland loves josh
I've met people like Josh before... and i see it in my own nuances... sometimes when I'm in conversation mode, I stutter over my slow thoughts... but on the other hand, when in flow mode, there is no pause or hesitation... Also, I've met folks that couldn't walk across a flat floor without running into every fixed object, but then you get them out on the trail, they'll hop from boulder to boulder where if they fell, it would be a 1000 foot drop that no one would walk away from
and the reason i write this, because that guy on the edge of the cliff, the last i heard from him, he lives in Moscow, Idaho
just beautiful footage, thank you for sharing this!!!
Thanks! Loved having him in!
he's really the best
Thank you josh Ritter!
Saw the show at The Madrid. Excellent! Thanks for coming back to KC!
Anyone else hear a little nod to "To the Dogs or Whoever" during "Henrietta, IN"?
more so harrisburg, thematically and stylistically
hmmmm not really, explain?
come back to Kentucky!