Sign Up for Our Email Newsletter

Gift Certificates

Jimmy Buffett - Songs From St. Somewhere



Jimmy Buffett - Songs From St. Somewhere

Label:

Mailboat Records

Genre:

Pop/Rock

Product No.:
AMBR 2151
UPC: 698268215115
Availability:
Back Ordered
Category:

Vinyl Record


No. of Discs: 2


This item is Back Ordered and currently unavailable.

Please inform me of any status changes for this product regarding its upcoming availability.





Double LP, 180-gram vinyl, featuring 16 new recordings

Includes "Too Drunk To Karaoke" (with Toby Keith)

Gatefold jacket contains two-discs, picture sleeves and an eight-page insert with pictures and lyrics

Jimmy Buffett's new album album was recorded during spring 2013 in various locales including Key West, Nashville, Austin, Miami and St. Barts. The first single, "Too Drunk To Karaoke" is a duet with Toby Keith. Other song titles are "Somethin' 'Bout A Boat", "Einstein Was A Surfer", "I Want To Go Back To Cartagena", "Tides" and "Useless But Important Information."

"Jimmy Buffett's 31st album is full of chill evocations of island life, from 'Einstein Was a Surfer' to 'Somethin' 'Bout a Boat.' His music is an island, too — a place apart where country, old-guy rock, jokey storytelling and Caribbean rhythms lap into one another. Buffett clearly has Wi-Fi on his boat ('Useless But Important Information' takes a shot at Twitter, and 'I'm No Russian' references persecuted punks Pussy Riot). But he's most likable drifting away from the real world, as on 'Too Drunk to Karaoke,' a duet with Toby Keith, and 'Tides,' an ode to his own flip-flops-rocking leisure that could make a landlubber jealous." — Rolling Stone, August 2013



Side 1
Something' 'Bout A Boat
Einstein Was A Surfer
Earl's Dead - Cadillac For Sale
Too Drunk To Karaoke (with Toby Keith)

Side 2
Serpentine
Useless But Important Information
I Want To Go Back To Cartagena
Soulfully

Side 3
Rue De La Guitare
I'm No Russian
Tides
The Rocket That Grandpa Rode

Side 4
I Wave Bye Bye
Colour Of The Sun
Oldest Surfer On The Beach
Bonus: I Want To Go Back To Cartagena (with Fanny Lu) - Spanish Version

Customer Reviews (3.00 Stars) 1 person(s) rated this product.

It'll grow on you

posted on 11/26/2013
3 Stars
Having bought the CD first, I noticed A LOT of the tracks are brick-walled to death. Most noticeably, "Too Drunk To Karaoke" and "I Want To Go Back To Cartagena". I wanted the vinyl and listened with reservation and anticipation when these tracks came up. Somebody fell asleep at the lathe, it seems. I use a linear tracker as my daily driver so the issue of inner track distortion doesn't come into play. Total distortion on the top end of these songs. There's so much dead wax on these records it's a shame they couldn't have used more of the vinyl to open it up a bit. I'm glad to have the LP, but I HOPE there is a second pressing to remedy this. On the upside, the modest and quieter tracks sound great, but still nothing to write home about. As far as song content, I wasn't thrilled at first. You may very well find yourself like I did coming back to it a bit at a time and then not taking it off the deck for days at a time. Now I think it's on


Write a review and let people know what you think of this product OR just rate it.