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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 เม.ย. 2013
- 01:30 - "Evil Eye"
04:15 - "A Certain Light"
07:20 - "Wolves"
12:50 - "New Lover"
18:20 - "The Right Time"
23:30 - "The Temptation Of Adam"
28:45 - "The Appleblossom Rag"
33:40 - "Folk Bloodbath"
39:40 - "Hopeful"
44:45 - "Harrisburg"
54:20 - "Nightmares"
58:50 - "In Your Arms Again"
1:03:20 - "Joy To You Baby"
1:08:38 - "To The Dogs Or Whoever"
1:15:10 - "Lights" (Encore)
Ritter's new album, The Beast in Its Tracks, is by any definition a breakup record; he wrote it following his own divorce, and every song finds him picking through a relationship's wreckage in pursuit of root causes and a way forward. Watch him perform the album's songs live from New York City.
CREDITS
Producers: Saidah Blount, Mito Habe-Evans, Amy Schriefer; Audio Engineer: Kevin Wait; Videographers: Christopher Farber, Gabriella Garcia-Pardo, A.J. Wilhelm; Hosted by: Bob Boilen, Rita Houston; Special Thanks to: Le Poisson Rouge; Executive Producers: Anya Grundmann, Keith Jenkins. - เพลง
How is it possible to leave a Josh Ritter concert with the largest smile on your face even though a lot of his songs are about heartbreak?
One of the many mysteries of the universe
I call it the happy/sad phenomenon- I sometimes look for hasp/sad movies
That age-old question that philosophers spend their lives trying to define, why do melancholy songs make us feel so good.
"Harrisburg" was absolutely amazing.
The 23rd minute about "why I don't get invited to do weddings..." is funny. But, I think for a lot of us Ritter fans, a wedding with Ritter playing at the reception (and even the ceremony) would be a dream wedding. I have no idea how he can make such sense out of the chaos of events and emotions of life, but he does. His songs are just "yes, exactly"
Never seen anyone who looked they were enjoying themselves so much as Ritter.
Every time I think I can't love Josh more he surprises me. This is amazing!
aw he's so happy when he sings it's cute
Sophie Rachel There is no better way to describe Josh playing a show than to mention how happy he is. He is the most joyous performer its ever been my pleasure to watch.
Absolutely love Ritter! Thanks for playing in Canada so often!
I stumbled upon a few songs at my local Barnes & Noble as they were playing it, and I loved it so much that I bought it. I'm glad I did because this album amazing!
I paid good money to see Josh Ritter at the Savannah Music Festival at the Lucas Theater. Wonderful performance. Had never heard Josh before that evening. Was pleased with my evening and it was $$ well spent. I'll go again when he is in the area.
LOVE Josh Ritter!!!!! Thanks NPR!!!
So much joy on his face during "to the dogs or whoever" 🥲🥲🥰🥰
Just watched the whole gig. It felt like I was there. Joy to you and joy to your music. Thank you!!
Saw him last night in Somerville Theater, in Mass. Great old movie and performance theater. Absolutely magical.
I've watched a few different Josh Ritter live shows on TH-cam and I am just always struck by how much he smiles. He genuinely seems to love playing for and with people. It's just so much joy. I remember having a similar experience when I saw The Swell Season on their Strict Joy tour.
He's a magical spirit.
Seeing him for the first time next month in San Diego! Love his live performances on TH-cam.
I love Josh Ritter
This was incredible. The only thing better than this is seeing Josh and his ensemble live.
Saw him as a birthday gift. Was my intro to his music, and one of the most cherished gifts of my life. (Thank you, Melanie!)
This guy, man this guy, he is simply hope for the future of songwriting and music in general.
He played at the Green river Festival in Greenfield, MA this past summer. Fabulous evening!
someday i'm gonna see Josh live.....luv this guy !!!!
Do it. A great show, especially if you can catch him with the Royal City Band in a smaller club setting (pre-tour gigs). You won't regret it.
Also, the solo acoustic shows are great. I had a first row seat in Lewisburg, WV (total audience about 150 people) a couple years ago. So intimate you didn't need the mic.
Seen him ten times over the last 9 years. The guy never disappoints. Get on it.
Magical as always. He makes me smile. 2nd favorite performer after Springsteen. To me that says a lot. He gives 100% on stage. Can't wait to see him this Saturday in Freeport Maine!
Love this! Saw Josh last night in Indy. Great show!
"She's hopeful" ha! Love this album
Beautiful!! A beautiful voice and a beautiful performance :) xxx
Simply amazing.
Ahhh made my snowy day!
Saw Josh and the Royal City Band at Terminal 5 the other day. Great concert. Thanks for this npr!
Just good music. @nprmusic, thanks again
Wonderful!
great songs... great music :-)
totally agree, when I first heard Hopeful the first thing I thought was how it was so "non - Josh Ritter", but I do love it's fire and honesty. Josh can do no wrong.
Love Josh Ritter. The audio sounds great. Nice job, wfuv & npr.
Susan and I will see Josh at the Savannah (GA) Music Festival April 2nd 8:00PM at the historic Lucas Theater. We are really looking forward to his performance and have excellent seats.
Gordon Malone I hope it was great :)
Scuttler142 A very talented musician. A great concert. Great CD too!
Adding this to my Watch Later List.
Oh gosh, it was a long time, i don't even remember how long these songs were on repeat in my CD-player in 2007. From russia with love, comrades.
Love beauty! See you next week in Barcelona!
I absolutely love this. Thanks, NPR! :)
I love it so much
You make me happy every time
wow, this is awesome!
Eu amo
I just had a idea to see what kind of music is it and go to sleep...then one and half hour later Im still here
Thank you
Anointed
There's bittersweetness as I listen to this, thinkng of how I introduced Josh to my ex
this is epic is all
this is my absolute favorite version of harrisburg, i keep goign to this video just to hear it! Oh and everything else is good too :D
My 4 & 6 year olds love comparing the live versions of Harrisburg; they find one where Zach Hickman breaks into "Papa was a rolling stone" to be especially hilarious.
Raising kids: you're doing it right.
Hopeful at 40:00 was a really pleasant surprise. Quite possibly the best song from the new album. Other than that, it lacks an overall poetic poignancy that was so beautiful in his previous records like Hello Starling and The Animal Years.
This comment aged poorly. To this day several songs off “the beast in its tracks” are fan favorites at concerts.
josh really needs to rerecord the current version of harrisburg with the royal city band like how they perform it live
Lights, from The Beast In It's Tracks
Another question is how can he possibly smile while he plays his songs about personal heartbreak?
Have you seen him live?
The drummer has come a long way since the band's appearance on Letterman where they played "To the Dogs or Whoever". I don't think he needed help once!
I loved your comment, made me look up the Letterman performance. :'-)
During this one they were 'helping him out' with two band members during the exact same song though. ;-)
18 people are doing the wrong kind of drugs.
chesterules 20n now
You didn't like the new album? I thought it had some of his best songs on there, or maybe not his best songs, but songs that are both good and representative of his work.
I do to
@rami he hardly sucks given the career he's had. If you have nothing good to say yhen say nothing at all
Is he related to John and Tex?
1:12:18
I want to be friends with her.
Marry me Josh
Produced by Jason Isbell. Now I like his picking but didnt touch my heart with his voice yet. Respect however.
2:36 dat stash.
Must be having a bad night. A little off key
So... Is nobody going to mention that ridiculous 'stache? 2:38 I can't get over it. wtf. Is that supposed to be cool? You look like Val Kilmer in Tombstone
very weak player and vocalist
Just enough of a vocalist and player to deliver his cinematic lyrics. For more a more virtuosic musical approach look up Punch Brothers' cover of his song Another New World.
Depends on what you're after, I guess. Most good songwriters don't care about a polished performance, they'd rather capture the spontaneity and raw content of the songs themselves. Just an opinion.
James Nelson I just know there are far better players out there. They practiced lots before they felt they were ready for public performance. Ritter hasn't spent many hours on his guitar skills, that is a fact:)
Bright Pincher
"Many" is pretty subjective. Josh Ritter probably hasn't spent as many hours on his guitar skills as people who bill themselves as guitarists. But his mode of expression isn't the guitar. It's the songs. So he only needs enough guitar to get the songs out. There are lots of songwriters in that camp - Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, Lou Reed.
***** In a way, he is an even better artist and musician BECAUSE his guitar skills are not that great. Without being a guitar virtuoso he is able to provoke emotions and make great songs. That's what I am looking for when I listen to music.
Jesus this chap cannot sing a note
Are you deaf?
+Garrett Randolph no but you must be