ARTIST: Jimmy Buffett
TITLE: Take The Weather With You
LABEL: Mailboat/RCA
GENRE: Rock
BITRATE: 199kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 56min total
RELEASE DATE: 2006-10-10
RIP DATE: 2006-10-07

Track List

01. Bama Breeze                     3:11
02. Party At The End Of The World   3:45
03. Weather With You                3:44
04. Everybody's On The Phone        4:27
05. Whoop De Doo                    3:41
06. Nothin' But A Breeze            4:16
07. Cinco De Mayo In Memphis        3:28
08. Reggabilly Hill                 3:52
09. Elvis Presley Blues             3:24
10. Hula Girl At Heart              3:41
11. Wheel Inside The Wheel          7:01
12. Silver Wings                    3:43
13. Breathe In, Breathe Out, Move   3:17
On
14. Duke's On Sunday                4:35

Release Notes:

Multi-platinum singer/songwriter Jimmy Buffett releases his newest
album, Take The Weather With You, on Mailboat Records/RCA Nashville
on October 10. Take The Weather With You is the follow-up to his
first #1 debut album (on both the Top 200 and Country Charts),
License To Chill, which featured duets with some of country’s
biggest stars including Alan Jackson, George Strait, Kenny Chesney,
Martina McBride and others. Buffett makes another foray into the
arena of country music on Take The Weather With You but combines a
variety of styles and sounds throughout the album from Nashville,
New Orleans and Key West. After recording more than forty records,
the two-time Grammy nominated singer/songwriter returns again to
his country foundation with breezy ballads, interpretations of
alt-country songs, a version of Merle Haggard's "Silver Wings" and
mariachi horns in "Cinco De Mayo In Memphis." "Without realizing
it, I went to my roots on this record,” explains Buffett. “It's not
a stretch for me to do country music.”

The album also includes the current single, “Bama Breeze,” a tribute
to the historic bars along the Gulf Coast as well as a take on Mary
Gauthier's "Wheel Inside The Wheel" with swampy rhythms crafted by
Lafayette, Louisiana slide guitarist Sonny Landreth. Deeply affected
by Hurricane Katrina, Buffett takes a philosophical look at the
devastation of New Orleans in the ballad “Breathe In, Breathe Out,
Move On,” which he wrote with former drummer Matt Betton.

Throughout the recording of this album, Buffett brought together an
excellent array of talented musicians such as the English rock band
Gomez, on Neil and Tim Finn's (Crowded House) title track. Original
Coral Reefer steel guitarist Doyle Grisham complements the
enchanting sounds of Robert Greenidge (master steel drummer from
Trinidad) as well as world-renowned percussionist Ralph MacDonald.
Hawaiian ukulele virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro also appears on several
songs.