Good One (album)

Good One is the debut live album by comedian Tig Notaro released by Secretly Canadian in 2011 on CD, download and vinyl. It is the first comedy album released by the record label.^[1] The CD comes with a DVD titled Have Tig at Your Party which was produced in 2008 by Tig's production company ZeroDollarsAndZeroSenseProductions.^[2] Notaro toured with fellow Secretly Canadian artist Jens Lekman before recording the album. The album was recorded on Tig's 40th birthday. Fellow comedian and friend, Sarah Silverman, can be heard introducing Tig at the beginning of the show. The back cover photo is of Tig's actual filing cabinet which was given to her by director Sam Raimi when she was his assistant years ago.

Good One
Live album by Tig Notaro
Released	August 2, 2011
Recorded	March 24, 2011
Venue	The Comedy Attic in Bloomington, Indiana
Genre	Comedy
Length	46:40
Label	Secretly Canadian
Tig Notaro chronology
Good One (2011) Live (2012)

Track listing

Disc 1: CD - Good One

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Introduction"	0:46
2.	"Chastity"	0:41
3.	"Popular Phrases"	1:03
4.	"Names"	1:36
5.	"Family Tree"	2:43
6.	"Can You Believe It"	1:34
7.	"Baby Shower"	2:11
8.	"Artificial Insemination"	1:00
9.	"No Moleste"	2:50
10.	"Little Titties"	1:42
11.	"Taylor Dayne"	11:50
12.	"Self Defense/Shark Attack"	12:37
13.	"Infinity FX"	3:27
14.	"The Show's Over"	2:49

Disc 2: DVD - Have Tig at Your Party!

No.	Title	Length
1.	"The Infomercial"	18:21
2.	"Outtakes"	10:08
3.	"Tig At Your Party!"	57:50

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Credits

• Recorded, Mixed and Mastered - Mike Bridavsky at Russian Recording
• Front Cover Photo - Cassie Wright
• Back Cover and Liner Notes Photos - Stef Willen
• Liner Notes Photo - T. Ballard Lesemann
• Album Dedication - Sheila Leblanc
• Special Thanks - Mark Flanagan, David Huntsberger, Nick Kroll, Martha Kelly, Heather Lawless, Dave Hill, Michael McDonald, Grant Curtis, Katie Wright, Scott Aukerman, Chris Young, Jimmy Dore, Clea DuVall, Kate Micucci, Cheryl Hines, Jens Lekman, Kyle Dunnigan
• Note: There are many more Thank You credits, but these are just the main notable people.

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Charts

The album reached No. 4 on the Billboard Top Comedy Albums chart.^[5]