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Josh Ritter : Golden Age of Radio
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Songs that retain the pop sensibility of another era: catch-tunes that could easily be at home on a Rick Rubin-era Johnny Cash album and earnest lullabies that rekindle the warm glow of a young Will Oldham.
Genre: Rock: Americana
Release Date: 2002
Golden Age of Radio
Josh Ritter
Record Label: Signature Sounds
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Preview Song Name Time Buy
1. Come and Find Me 3:52 Album Only
2. Me & Jiggs 3:07 Album Only
3. You've Got the Moon 3:12 Album Only
4. Lawrence, KS 4:15 Album Only
5. Anne 3:42 Album Only
6. Roll On 4:19 Album Only
7. Leaving 3:56 Album Only
8. Other Side 3:27 Album Only
9. Harrisburg 3:55 Album Only
10. Drive Away 4:09 Album Only
11. Golden Age of Radio 3:31 Album Only
12. Song for the Fireflies 4:29 Album Only
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Album Notes

This is the 2004 re-release of Josh's 2nd album "Golden Age Of Radio", featuring a disc of bonus material, a full lyric book and new photos. The bonus disc includes Jackdrag remixes of "Come & Find Me" and "Otherside", a cover of Leonard Cohen's "Chelsea Hotel #2" and home made video's for "Me & Jiggs" and "Otherside".

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REVIEWS

author: Wendy (England UK)
                            
This is my second album of Josh's and I'm enjoyng it just as much as Hello Starling. Josh paints pictures for his listeners with emotional and thought provoking lyrics. Josh deserves much more recognition here in the UK than he currently gets.
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refreshing after a long time
author: Stjepko
                            
after a long time, I may say that I have fount an intersting artist. He has it all - music, lyrics and interpretation. Way to go Josh!
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author: CD Baby
                            
Songs that retain the pop sensibility of another era: catch-tunes that could easily be at home on a Rick Rubin-era Johnny Cash album and earnest lullabies that rekindle the warm glow of a young Will Oldham. I even detect a bit of a Ryan Adams influence here.
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author: G. McShea
                            
The Irish certainly know a good musician when they hear one: first embracing David Gray many years before his overdue recognition and now Josh Ritter. I just recently purchased "Golden Age of Radio" as my first Josh Ritter CD and I love it. Thus far, everyone who has heard me playing it, responds by asking who it is. I think that is an appropriate compliment for a very good album and a promising young musician.
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