Richmond Fontaine
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Biography
Richmond Fontaine, an American alternative country band based in Portland, Oregon, was formed in 1994. The group gained initial traction touring the Pacific Northwest and releasing early albums on Cavity Search Records. Their breakthrough came with a song included on Vinyl Junkie Records' Loose compilation released in the UK, followed by their self-released album Winnemucca (2002). In 2003, Richmond Fontaine signed with Decor Records in Europe, where both Post to Wire (2003) and The Fitzgerald (2005) were named "Albums of the Month" by influential magazine Uncut. Their albums include Safety (1996), Lost Son (1999), Thirteen Cities (2007), and The High Country (2011). The band's final studio album, You Can't Go Back If There's Nothing To Go Back To (2016), reached number 65 on the UK Albums Chart and Number 1 on the UK Country Chart. Richmond Fontaine disbanded in 2016.
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- Lost in the Trees
- Dayton, OH
- Polaroid
- Post To Wire
- The Chainsaw Sea
- Concussion
- Blinding Sight
- The Mechanic Falls in Love with the Girl
- Miles From
- Give Me Time
- Trembling Leaves
- Collapse
- The Mechanic's Life
- The Meeting on the Logging Road
- Driving Back to the Chainsaw Sea
- St. Ides, Parked Cars and Other People's Homes
- Westward Ho
- Leaving
- A Ghost I Became
- Valediction
- Willamette
- El Tiradito
- The Disappearance of Ray Norton
- Allison Johnson
