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Beach House On The Moon

Beach House On The Moon
Jimmy Buffett

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Track Listing

  1. Beach House On The Moon
  2. Permanent Reminder Of A Temporary Feeling - Jimmy Buffett
  3. Waiting For The Next Explosion - Jimmy Buffett
  4. Pacing The Cage - Jimmy Buffett
  5. You Call It Jogging - Jimmy Buffett
  6. Flesh And Bone
  7. I Will Play For Gumbo
  8. Math Suks
  9. Spending Money - Jimmy Buffett
  10. Semi-True Story - Jimmy Buffett
  11. Lucky Stars
  12. I Don't Know And I Don't Care
  13. Oysters And Pearls - Jimmy Buffett

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #66366 in Music
  • Released on: 1999-05-18
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Format: Enhanced
  • Dimensions: .23 pounds

Editorial Reviews

From Amazon.com
Jimmy Buffett's music has always had an easy-in-the-islands feel to it, and if his songs seem like postcards sent from exotic locations or notes hastily scribbled on a bar napkin, that's more or less what they are. On Buffett's 31st album, the singer/songwriter, bestselling author, pilot, and son of a son of a sailor offers alternately wry and sentimental observations on everything from our impending doom ("Waiting for the Next Explosion") and the appeal of Cajun food ("I Will Play for Gumbo") to the ultimate vacation getaway ("Beach House on the Moon") and life's sweet mysteries ("Oysters & Pearls"). Buffett also tries on a couple of intriguing covers, including Bruce Cockburn's pensive "Pacing the Cage," Mose Allison's sly "You Call It Jogging," and Fred Neil's laid-back "Lucky Stars." Thanks to the return of a few long-lost members of his Coral Reefer Band, Beach House on the Moon often recalls Buffett's early albums--cause enough for Parrotheads everywhere to fire up the blender, string up the hammock, and give this one a spin. --Daniel Durchholz

People
Buffett finds salvation in his lilting Caribbean-flavored music.