Jimmy Buffett - A-1-A (1974)
BAND/ARTIST: Jimmy Buffett
- Title: A-1-A
- Year Of Release: 1974
- Label: Geffen
- Genre: Folk Rock, Soft Rock, Country, Singer-Songwriter
- Quality: mp3 320 kbps / flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:39:40
- Total Size: 92 / 235 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Makin' Music For Money (Album Version)
02. Door Number Three (Album Version)
03. Dallas (Album Version)
04. Presents To Send You (Album Version)
05. Stories We Could Tell (Album Version)
06. Life Is Just A Tire Swing (Album Version)
07. A Pirate Looks At Forty (Album Version)
08. Migration (Album Version)
09. Trying To Reason With Hurricane Season (Album Version)
10. Nautical Wheelers (Album Version)
11. Tin Cup Chalice (Album Version)
Before Jimmy Buffett became a novelist, entrepreneur, and founder of a business empire, he was a prolific singer/songwriter and a great storyteller. In the song "Migration," which chronicles his failed first marriage and his subsequent move to Florida, he sings "I got a Caribbean soul I can barely control and some Texas hidden here in my heart." This perfectly describes the music of Jimmy Buffett, who incorporates steel drums, harmonica, and slide guitar to tell stories about life by the sea. While many of the songs for which he is famous involve a life of leisure told with a keen sense of humor, Buffett is more thoughtful than your average beachcomber. In fact, the best moments on this album are the slower tunes such as "A Pirate Looks at Forty" where a reflective Buffett looks back at his lifelong love of the ocean and his place in the universe. A-1-A may be Buffett's most autobiographical album, as he sings about making music on his own terms in the opening up-tempo "Makin' Music for Money" and tells stories of his idyllic childhood in "Life Is Just a Tire Swing." As with most of Buffett's work, his stories convey the importance of enjoying life, living free, and doing as you please. This is one of Jimmy Buffett's classic '70s albums that established his persona, and it is a perfect introduction to his music.
01. Makin' Music For Money (Album Version)
02. Door Number Three (Album Version)
03. Dallas (Album Version)
04. Presents To Send You (Album Version)
05. Stories We Could Tell (Album Version)
06. Life Is Just A Tire Swing (Album Version)
07. A Pirate Looks At Forty (Album Version)
08. Migration (Album Version)
09. Trying To Reason With Hurricane Season (Album Version)
10. Nautical Wheelers (Album Version)
11. Tin Cup Chalice (Album Version)
Before Jimmy Buffett became a novelist, entrepreneur, and founder of a business empire, he was a prolific singer/songwriter and a great storyteller. In the song "Migration," which chronicles his failed first marriage and his subsequent move to Florida, he sings "I got a Caribbean soul I can barely control and some Texas hidden here in my heart." This perfectly describes the music of Jimmy Buffett, who incorporates steel drums, harmonica, and slide guitar to tell stories about life by the sea. While many of the songs for which he is famous involve a life of leisure told with a keen sense of humor, Buffett is more thoughtful than your average beachcomber. In fact, the best moments on this album are the slower tunes such as "A Pirate Looks at Forty" where a reflective Buffett looks back at his lifelong love of the ocean and his place in the universe. A-1-A may be Buffett's most autobiographical album, as he sings about making music on his own terms in the opening up-tempo "Makin' Music for Money" and tells stories of his idyllic childhood in "Life Is Just a Tire Swing." As with most of Buffett's work, his stories convey the importance of enjoying life, living free, and doing as you please. This is one of Jimmy Buffett's classic '70s albums that established his persona, and it is a perfect introduction to his music.
Country | Folk | Rock | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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