CD Details
- Released: October 25, 1990
- Label: MCA
Tracks:
- 1.Makin' Music for Money
- 2.Door Number Three
- 3.Dallas
- 4.Presents to Send You
- 5.Stories We Could Tell
- 6.Life Is Just a Tire Swing
- 7.A Pirate Looks at Forty
- 8.Migration
- 9.Trying to Reason With Hurricane Season
- 10.Nautical Wheelers
- 11.Tin Cup Chalice
Product Description:
Personnel: Jimmy Buffett (vocals, guitar); Roger Bartlett, Steve Goodman (acoustic guitar); Reggie Young (electric guitar); Doyle Gresham (steel guitar); Greg "Fingers" Taylor (harmonica); Mike Utley (piano, organ); Tommy Cogbill (bass); Sammy Creason (drums); Ferrell Morris (percussion); Buzz Cason, Bergen White, Don Gant (background vocals).
Recorded at Woodlkand Studios, Nashville, Tennessee in August 1974.
Personnel: Jimmy Buffett (vocals, guitar); Don Gant, Bergen White, Buzz Cason (vocals, background vocals); David Bryant (vocals); Steve Goodman (guitar, acoustic guitar); Reggie Young (guitar, electric guitar); Roger Bartlett (guitar); Doyle Grisham (steel guitar); Greg "Fingers" Taylor (harmonica); Mike Utley (piano, organ, keyboards); Sammy Creason (drums); Farrell Morris (percussion).
Recording information: Woodland Sound Studios, Nashville, TN.
Superior Jimmy Buffett, and a nice mix of the rowdy and the reflective. Representing the former are the opening "Making Music for Money," a bluesy lament about commercialism that rocks about as hard as Buffett gets, and the hilarious "Door Number Three," a mock country song (co-written with folkie Steve Goodman) about Monte Hall's '70s game show "Let's Make a Deal."
More introspective songs include the self-explanatory "A Pirate Looks at 40" and "Trying to Reason with Hurricane Season," a similar plaint about not being able to party as hearty as in earlier years. "Migration," however is the album's thematic manifesto; when Buffett sings "I've got a Caribbean soul I can barely control," it's almost a political statement.
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