In Good Company is an album by the American musician Joe Williams, released in 1989.

[9] Henry Johnson played guitar on the album; Norman Simmons contributed on piano.

"[14] The Ottawa Citizen called the album "an engaging collection but not one that stands close scrutiny," but admired the version of "Ain't Got Nothing but the Blues".

[15] The Washington Post labeled it "one of the best jazz vocal albums of the year," writing that Williams "has lost a bit of his range and power, but ... he has honed his phrasing to such a sharp edge that the most familiar standard becomes a starkly personal statement.

"[8] The Boston Globe said that Williams "carries the weight here with great style and polished grace.